BRICS Summit Plot Busted: Security Agencies Foil ISI Infiltration Plan in Jammu

Indian intelligence and defense forces successfully thwarted a cross-border terror conspiracy orchestrated by Pakistan and its spy agency, the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), along the International Border in Jammu. High-level security sources revealed that Pakistani handlers planned an infiltration bid into Jammu and Kashmir’s Kathua district to carry out strikes and divert global attention away from the high-profile BRICS Summit hosted in New Delhi.

Kathua’s Hiranagar Sector Identified as Launch Corridor

Strategic assessments indicate that Pakistani handlers pinpointed the Bobiya belt in Jammu’s Hiranagar sector as their primary transit target. On the Pakistani side of the International Border, the launch points were centered around Sukhmal—a known active launching hub—and Amru Chak. Intelligence officials noted that Amru Chak’s local civilian density was deliberately calculated to provide natural camouflage for terrorists moving toward the fence before sneaking across.

Jammu-Pathankot Highway on Terrorist Radar

The operational blueprint intended for the infiltrators to bypass the border perimeter and rapidly reach the vital Jammu-Pathankot National Highway. Gaining access to this crucial transport artery would have enabled the squad to launch attacks against military installations, civilian infrastructure, or government facilities. The tactical objective was to trigger international alarm and hijack the media narrative while world leaders were actively deliberating multilateral agreements in the national capital.

Multi-Agency Shield Cracks Down Along the Border

Before Pakistani operatives could operationalize the crossing, Indian intelligence agencies intercepted actionable communications detailing the movement and designated routes. A joint security response involving the Indian Army, Border Security Force (BSF), and Jammu and Kashmir Police mobilized instantly, saturating the Hiranagar forward sectors with heightened surveillance and fortified deployments. The rapid counter-maneuver effectively dismantled the infiltration plan, keeping the border sealed and maintaining security across the region.