High Alert  

The Indian Army has identified 16 terror facilities in Pakistan and Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK) which are already busy training terrorists who will attempt to enter India

According to the officials, operatives of IS are trying to make some base in southern India and terror infected Kashmir region

PM Modi addressed his first press conference today at BJP headquarters in Delhi and Enforcement Directorate attached property of former Haryana chief minister Om Prakash Chautala under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act. Watch MyNation in 100 seconds for all the details.

Terror outfits have already threatened to boycott polls. Coincidentally the 17th day of Ramzan is on May 23, and even in past militants have chosen the 17th day of Ramzan, which is also the day of the battle of Jang-e-Badr, to attack security installations in the Valley.
 

A suspicious man refused to be checked at the Majestic metro station in Bengaluru on Tuesday (May 7), making the police be on high alert across the city. Karnataka home minister MB Patil spoke to reporters about the incident
 

Central intelligence agencies are investigating the case as south Indian states have been on high alert ever since the Sri Lankan bomb blasts.

 A man has been arrested for possessing explosives in Sri Lanka’s Erakkandi

According to police reports, Bijbehara has been put on high alert and the CCTV footages are being scanned. If reports are to be believed, National Conference leader Mohammad Ismail Wani was shot at when he was going for a meeting. 

The Pakistan Air Force (PAF) jets were caught on Indian radars and preventive measures were taken. As the jets remained within Pakistani-controlled territory, they were not shot down.

The Government of Sindh, Pakistan, has issued a circular asking officers to be on high alert and ensure essential supplies are not hit. The circular has also cancelled leaves of officials and officers in the wake of the attacks by India.

Journalists were shut out of ministries of external affairs and defence at Delhi’s South Block to prevent leaking of information and indulging in wild speculations. Forces are on high alert, convoy movement suspended. This also means soldiers can’t go on leave.