New Delhi: Few days after Indian Air Force (IAF) conducted air strike on Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) training camp in Pakistan’s Balakot terror camps, intelligence agencies had confirmed the presence of 300 active mobile connections at the facility.
According to reports, the sources as quoted by saying National Technical Research Organisation (NTRO) a technical intelligence agency which comes under the National Security Adviser) surveillance confirmed the presence of 300 active mobile phone connections at the camp.
The sources added that other intelligence agencies had reported the same findings.
India struck the JeM camp in Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunwa province after the February 14 attack on a Central Reserve Police Force convoy in Pulwama, Kashmir in which at least 40 CRPF personnel were killed. The Pulwama attack was claimed by the JeM.
Indian intelligence agencies confirm 300 cellphone active at JeM terror camp before air strike:
The number of casualties from India’s air strike had been the biggest sticking point ever since the strike.
After the strike, news reports appearing in the Indian media had said the number of casualties could be as high as 350.
Pakistan has said there were none. On Sunday, BJP President Amit Shah said 250 cadres of the JeM were killed in the strike.
The sources said the number of cellphone connections were confirmed by the National Technical Research Organisation-a technical intelligence agency under the National Security Adviser-and other intelligence agencies.
