By Admin 
After the defeat in Operation Sindoor, Pakistan is now rebuilding its infrastructure damaged by Indian security forces. This time, China is helping Pakistan in the security infrastructure it is building on the border. Pakistan is now installing high frequency dual sensor cameras on the border to keep an eye on Indian security forces.
In Jammu, Pakistan is not only rebuilding its structures which were damaged during Operation Sindoor in the areas near the international border with Pakistan, but this time the security structure that Pakistan is preparing is for its own security as well as to keep an eye on the movement of Indian security forces and as much Indian territory as possible.
Pakistan is installing dual sensor cameras
Security sources have told ABP News that this time Pakistan is installing dual sensor cameras in its areas adjacent to the international border. Sources have told ABP News that Pakistan is installing these cameras in Jammu district as well as in the areas adjacent to the border in Samba and Kathua districts.
More modern than previous cameras
Sources have told ABP News that before Operation Sindoor, normal frequency rooms were installed in Pakistan in the areas adjacent to the border. This dual sensor camera is not only more modern than the first camera installed on the border, but this camera is also capable of monitoring about five to six kilometers inside the Indian border.
What did the farmers tell at the border?
Farmers working in their fields adjacent to the border in the border areas of Jammu say that earlier there were not many cameras installed on the border, but now the number of cameras being installed is not only more but special arrangements have been made to install these cameras.
Is Pakistan planning to infiltrate?
This time, Pakistan is planning to infiltrate before the snow falls and during the fog in the rural areas of Jammu. For this, about 72 launch pads have been activated at the International Border Online Control in Jammu, Pakistan. This time, these launch pads have been moved to a border village away from the areas adjacent to the border so that they can escape the surveillance of Indian security forces.
What did BSF tell?
It is noteworthy that earlier BSF had made it clear that Pakistan is rebuilding its infrastructure damaged by Indian security forces during Operation Sindoor. Pakistan is not only resuming its watch towers, which were abandoned during Operation Sindoor, but at the same time it is increasing activities in the areas adjacent to its border.