Growing Differences Between Terror Groups
Recent intelligence intercepts suggest increasing tensions between Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) over operational strategies in South Asia. The rivalry is reportedly causing disruptions in their coordinated terror activities.
Internal Conflicts Over Attack Planning
Sources indicate that leaders from both groups are struggling to agree on tactical approaches for launching terror attacks. Disputes over funding, target selection, and influence within the region are fueling the divide.
India’s Response to the Changing Threat Landscape
Given the shifting dynamics between these Pakistan-based terror outfits, Indian security agencies are reassessing their counter-terrorism strategies. Enhanced surveillance, border security, and intelligence-sharing efforts are being prioritized.
Global Security Implications
Experts believe that the growing rift between LeT and JeM could either weaken their operations or lead to more aggressive attacks as both groups compete for dominance. Global security forces remain on high alert.
