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Indian envoys in Afghanistan face kidnap threat
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3/12/2010
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NEW DELHI: After unarmed Indian citizens, Indian diplomats in Afghanistan are now under threat from Pakistan-supported terrorists.According to government sources, India has received "credible" intelligence inputs on a terrorist plot to abduct Indian diplomats.Coming against the backdrop of a determined effort by ISI to terrorise India into withdrawing from Afghanistan, India has taken the threat seriously, rushing 40 ITBP personnel to ramp up security of its diplomatic corps in Afghanistan. The diplomats, an eyesore for Pakistan since their effort to rebuild Afghanistans infrastructure has enhanced Indias appeal in the country Islamabad considers its backyard, have been asked to be vigilant.
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Govt readies for terror threat at home, abroad |
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India is ramping up security at its missions in Afghanistan and Nepal, even as it expects a ‘hot year’ of terror attacks, government officials said.
Security is being increased following intelligence inputs about increased threats of terrorist attacks in the two countries.
A team of 40 Indo-Tibetan Border Police commandos will be flying to Kabul on Saturday, primarily to secure an upcoming building complex where all Indian officials posted there would be moved into.
At present, the officials are living in different places and are very vulnerable, a senior government official said. The new complex will be a fortified one, with hi-tech security gadgets, a high boundary wall and close circuit cameras.
The first security assessment after the February-end attack in Kabul has spoken about the possibility of kidnappings and killings of officials. There are also inputs of more suicide attacks occurring. |
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