Pak Commandos May Enter Indian Waters, Says Intel, Gujarat Ports On Alert

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According to a statement by Adani Ports and SEZ, “inputs had been received from coast guard station that Pakistan-trained commandos have entered the Gulf of Kutch”

NEW DELHI: All ports in Gujarat have been put on high alert after inputs that “Pakistani commandos are likely to infiltrate into Indian Territory through the Kutch area, through sea route to create communal disturbance or terrorist attack in Gujarat,” according to officials.

According to a statement by Adani Ports and SEZ, “inputs had been received from coast guard station that Pakistan-trained commandos have entered the Gulf of Kutch through the Harami Nala creek area and they are believed to be trained with underwater attacks.”

“It is therefore directed to take utmost measures of security and prevent any untoward situation in Gujarat state. It is advised that all ships at Mundra Port take utmost security measures and maintain a vigilant watch,” the Adani statement says.

The enhanced security measures that port authorities have asked for includes “highest state of readiness and vigilance”, the deployment of maximum possible assets and personnel to plug vulnerable areas, tracking suspicious individuals or boats near the coast, patrolling along the coast ad checking of all vehicles in offices or homes nearby.

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