“The situation in Kashmir is more peaceful than Pakistan” says ISI terrorist captured in India; URI Mission
On Wednesday, 19-year-old apprehended terrorist Ali Babar Patra confessed to being trained by the Pakistan Army and the ISI, in a stunning revelation. The apprehended terrorist told reporters that he was promised Rs 25,000 for his mother’s medical treatment and that if he completes his mission and returns to Pakistan, he will be awarded a further Rs 30,000. He has previously claimed that the Pakistan army was assisting terrorists in infiltrating Jammu and Kashmir for violence and personal gain by spreading false information and brainwashing the youth.
The terrorist surrendered yesterday, marking a big victory for the Indian Army. He is a member of the Pakistani terrorist outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT). Major General Virendra Vats, GOC, 19 Infantry Division of the Indian Army, spoke during a press conference about the anti-terror operations that have been ongoing in Uri since September 18. According to Major Vats, two infiltrators crossed the border, while four more terrorists were on the Pakistani side. He also stated that on September 25, an incident took place in which one terrorist was killed and another was apprehended.
According to Major Vats, the surrendered terrorist identified himself as Ali Babar Patra, a resident of Wasewawala Village in Dipalpur, Okara in Pakistan’s Punjab province. The 19-year-old terrorist claimed to be a member of the LeT and that he received training in Muzaffarabad from them.
A 19-year-old terrorist arrested near the Line of Control (LOC) has pleaded to the ISI and the Pakistan army to cease supplying guns to innocent youth in the name of terrorism. He claimed that through conveying false information to innocent youth, the Pakistan army was assisting terrorists in infiltrating Jammu and Kashmir for the sake of violence and personal gain.
Ali Baba Patri, the 19-year-old son of Late Mohammad Latief, a native of Palpora Punjab Pakistan, spoke to the media at Uri Brigade and claimed that the Pakistan-based terrorist group Lashkar-e-Taiba was sending young guys to Kashmir for weapons warfare by propagating misinformation about Kashmir.
“We were told that the Indian army in Kashmir is making people’s lives hell and harassing the normal people, however, this information is absolutely false, and the situation in Kashmir is more peaceful than in Pakistan,” the arrested terrorist told the media.
Babar further described how he was recruited and trained, , saying that the Indian Army, which arrested him during anti-terror operations, treated him with respect.
