Security forces are keeping a strict vigil on the movementof government vehicles at Jammu-Srinagar National Highway after receiving a recent alert by intelligence agencies. The intelligence agencies have warned security forces and local police about the "latest strategy" of the terrorists, who are planning an attack on Jammu-Srinagar National Highway. Accordingto an input accessed exclusively , the terrorists can use car bombs totarget the security forces. "It appears that the latest strategy of the terrorists to target the security forces is by way of car bombs and IED. There is local expertise to carry out attacks on the lines of Pulwama terror attack,"an input stated.

According to the agencies, the National Highway (NH)connecting Srinagar with Jammu remains vulnerable as there have been multipleinformation regarding the planning of the attack. Another input claims thatLashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) has been given the task to plan an attack on the NationalHighway by terror groups backed by Pakistan.

Recently in a meeting held in Pulwama, with the help ofPakistan Army and ISI, three top terrorist organisations - Lashkar-e-Taiba(LeT), Hizbul Mujahideen (HM) and Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) have distributedresponsibilities to carry out terror attacks in Jammu and Kashmir, other partsof India and for political and police killings.

A document exclusively accessed by ANI says a meeting washeld at a location in Pulwama recently where three terror groups were briefedabout the responsibilities assigned to them by their masters.

As per the input, JeM has been assigned the responsibilityof carrying out the attack along the national highway. LeT has been givenresponsibility to carrying the attack on interior security installations whileas Hizbul Mujahideen has been assigned the task to ensure shutdown andpolice/political killings.

On Monday, in an early morning operation, Jammu and Kashmirpolice along with other security forces arrested two Hizbul Mujahideenterrorists from Ganderbal, Kashmir. AK 47 rifles and ammunition have beenrecovered.