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Home / News / India News / Jaish camp in Balakot, bombed by IAF, is functioning again
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    Jaish camp in Balakot, bombed by IAF, is functioning again

    Shalini Ojha
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    Last updated on Sep 23, 2019, 12:49 pm
    Jaish camp in Balakot, bombed by IAF, is functioning again
  • The camp of terrorist outfit Jaish-e-Mohammed in Pakistan's Balakot, which was bombed by Indian Air Force jets in February, has started functioning again, Army Chief Bipin Rawat announced on Monday.

    He said the camp has been "reactivated" very recently.

    "This shows that Balakot has been affected, it had been damaged and destroyed. It highlights some action was taken by IAF," Rawat said.

    Here's more.

  • In this article
    After Pulwama attack, India launched Balakot airstrikes Reportedly, Jaish is "facing pressure" to attack India Like earlier, terrorists are being trained at the camp Hours ago, PM Modi slammed those supporting terrorism
  • What happened

    After Pulwama attack, India launched Balakot airstrikes

    After Pulwama attack, India launched Balakot airstrikes
  • To recall, 12 IAF jets had breached Pakistani airspace on February 26 to conduct the risky operation. They bombed the camp and returned to their bases without a scratch.

    IAF had decided to hit Jaish's biggest facility after the outfit engineered the Pulwama attack on February 14, in which 40 CRPF soldiers were martyred on Srinagar-Jammu highway.

    Subsequently, tensions between India and Pakistan peaked.

  • Reactivating Balakot

    Reportedly, Jaish is "facing pressure" to attack India

    Reportedly, Jaish is "facing pressure" to attack India
  • Rawat's statement falls in line with a report in TOI. According to the daily, Jaish is under pressure in Pakistan to hit India after New Delhi revoked Article 370.

    Hence, Jaish, run by UN-designated terrorist Masood Azhar, has decided to activate its training camps and launch pads in PoK and Pakistan.

    The Balakot camp has a "new nomenclature and set-up".

  • Camp

    Like earlier, terrorists are being trained at the camp

  • Further, the report added that business is back to normal at the Balakot camp. Intensive training is being carried out as Jaish "readies" itself to attack J&K and other parts of India.

    The access to the camp is said to be strictly regulated.

    This development confirms Pakistan has dropped the facade that it is trying to control home-grown terrorism.

  • Details

    Hours ago, PM Modi slammed those supporting terrorism

    Hours ago, PM Modi slammed those supporting terrorism
  • Notably, the Army Chief's comments come hours after PM Modi, in an apparent hint to Pakistan, said that everyone knows where the perpetrators of 9/11 and 26/11 attacks were found.

    He was speaking at Houston's "Howdy Modi" event where he said it was important to take action against terrorism as well as against those who support it.

    Interestingly, US President Donald Trump concurred.

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