Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) Interior Minister Waqar Ahmad Noor have accused India of smuggling weapons and drugs across the control line (LOC) and orchestrating sabotage activities in the region using improvised explosive devices (IEDs).

Noor said that India’s military and intelligence agencies were involved in the destabilization of the region through undermining activities, reported that India’s military and intelligence agencies were involved in destabilizing the region through undermining activities, and expressed that India’s military and intelligence organizations were involved in destabilizing the region through undermining activities, and expressed that India’s military and intelligence organizations were involved in destabilizing the region through undermining activities.

He revealed that since 2016 there have been 54 events with IEDs planted along LOC, with an increasing number of such activities in recent years.

Noor provided specific details of Indian IEDs that were discovered and detonated in several places, including chakothi, nezapr, chiricot, rakh chakri and deva.

The number of these incidents has increased in areas such as Battal and KOT KEERA, resulting in civilian losses.

“India’s long -standing sabotage activities along LOC have intensified, where IEDs, weapons and drugs are smuggled through sectors such as Bagh, Battal and Deva,” Noor said.

According to the minister, four Indian IEDs were recovered between February 4 and 6 in the battalion sector and Rawalakot. He also mentioned that Indian forces violated the ceasefire on February 12 in DEVA and Bagsar sectors.

The minister also accused India of having used military channels to smuggle drugs and weapons across the border, where weapons supplies reached Indian border units through double agents.

According to Noor, the Indian Army eliminates these agents by false to present them as Pakistanis and perform false meetings.

He added that Pakistan has provided evidence of India’s undermining activities to the United Nations.

Noor emphasized that India’s unprovoked firing on innocent civilians and its destabilizing activities along the LOC has a long history, and India should not forget that Pakistan has the full capacity to respond strongly. He warned that India’s malicious activities could pose a threat to regional security.

Security sources also reported that two Pakistani soldiers were wounded during a violation of a ceasefire by Indian forces at Bagsar and DEVA sectors on February 12.