Army, PAF put on high alert after Indian threats

“If they want to share something with us they should have come to Pakistan with evidence, credible evidence”. “It’s strange why they demanded ISI DG to visit there,” the officials asked.
They said that it was a high profile security sensitive issue. It was not an ideal situation for a country to go for a war. Coercion was there and it was going up and it needs to be neutralized, they added.
“The visit of any ISI official was also in doubt. As far as the timeframe of sending anybody there is concerned it doesn’t look in the near future,” another security official indicated.
He said non-state actors were involved in the incident. Indian terrorist groups were strengthening very much but unfortunately Indian government was not recognizing it.
They said Pakistan also put its Air Force on a high alert. “In case of any Indian aggression, Pakistan will respond in the matching response,” they stated.
Meanwhile, the Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Parvez Ashfaq Kayani and the Director General of the ISI also met here, discussing the situation prevailing in the wake of the recent terror attacks in Mumbai, the financial capital city of India.
The officials said that after Mumbai attacks, the Indian External Affairs Minister, Pranab Mukherjee called senior Pakistani officials and gave threats. The officials allege that it seems as if Indian authorities wanted to escalate the already fragile situation.
The official said, “Indian Foreign Minister called a Pakistani official and he threatened seriously.”