Army and NSG operation started at 3 AM on Saturday has strictly not yet concluded. The operation of security forces was continuing even after hours. Fearing the hiding of one or more terrorists in residential complex of the airbase the security forces have not been able to tell how long the operation will continue? The Operation Pathankot against the terrorists has run longer than the 26/11 of Mumbai. It took 60 hours to finish the terrorists in Mumbai. This is being stated as the longest operation of security forces against the terrorists outside Jammu & Kashmir. Double attacks have been made on Indian interests to hold back the Indo-Pak peace dialogues. The notorious Pak intelligence agency ISI targeted the airbase near the Indian border through Jaish-e-Mohammed on one hand; on the other hand it caused another attack on Indian Consulate at Mazar-e-Sharief in Afghanistan through the Taliban. Pak army and some elements in the ISI don’t want that dialogue process on peace process between Indo-Pak proceed. While the army operation in Pathankot airbase on Saturday had not yet concluded, the terrorists attacked the Indian Consulate at Mazar-e-Sharief in Afghanistan on Sunday night. Mazar-e-Sharief is near the Pak border. After several bomb blasts and firing the unknown attackers also tried to forcibly enter the consulate complex which was failed by the security forces. As per media reports the brave soldiers of Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) took the front and killed two terrorists. As per the Ministry of External Affairs all the Indians in the consulate are safe. Consulate General B. Sarkar has also said confirmed that all Indians in the Consulate are safe. Although the information is not available about the damage to the Indian Consulate or the people injured. It is believed that still some terrorists may be hiding in nearby buildings of the complex. Indian Missions in Afghanistan have also been targeted earlier. In 2013 nine citizens including seven children were killed in the attack targeting Indian Consulate in Jalalabad. Dozens of people had lost their lives in the attack on consulate at Kabul in 2008 and 2009. ISI have in one way promulgated an open war against India.
- Anil Narendra
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