How government is dealing with non state actors in terrorism upsc?
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There is no need to introduce ourselves on the perennial external covert and overt threat from Pakistan to India’s internal and external security apparatus. Since its birth, we have fought four wars in 1948, 1965, 1971 and 1998 with this rogue country. Consequent to its military inability to confront with India in direct war, India is facing low intensity conflict in J&K abetted and sponsored by Pakistani military, in the North-East and through support to various fringe extremist groups within the country. We also face huge economic challenges due to the fake currency rackets.
Pakistan is one of India’s main worries both on external and internal security fronts. Due to its long-standing strategic partnership with China, it can stretch our armed forces capabilities in the Eastern sector also. The Chi-Pak nexus has given rise to external concerns such as modernization plans of Karakoram highway, development of Gwadar as a naval port and covert assistance in Pakistan’s nuclear and missile program. The various state and non-state actors in Pakistan include:
Inter-services Intelligence and Pak Military
Islamic terrorist groups like the Al-Qaeda, Lashkar-e-Toiba, Harkat-ul-Jihad Islami, Jaish-e-Mohammad, the Pakistani Taliban along with various other Jehadi Tanjims.
The covert activities of these apart from terrorist attacks in various parts of the country, include training and facilitation to armed rebels by ISI in various training camps in Pakistan. Apart from Kashmiri militants
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