The public warning directly targets over 7,000 migrant Kashmiri Pandit employees posted in the Valley under the Prime Minister’s Special Package, escalating security concerns across government departments.
The ULC’s communication explicitly opposes administrative considerations to equip migrant Kashmiri Pandits with light weapons, claiming such measures turn the community into targetable counter-insurgency tools.
Psychological Warfare as Covert DiversionTop intelligence sources reveal that the publicised online threats by proxy groups like the ULC and The Resistance Front (TRF) form part of a calculated psychological warfare campaign.
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Top intelligence sources say the publicised online threats by proxy groups like the ULC and The Resistance Front (TRF) form part of a calculated psychological warfare campaign
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Security analysts indicate that Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) is leveraging these high-profile digital hit-lists to distract law enforcement, forcing security forces to divert personnel towards static protection duties while terror handlers attempt to rebuild ground networks. Representational image/PTI
Security agencies in Jammu and Kashmir have been put on high alert following a fresh threat letter issued by the United Liberation Council (ULC), an online proxy front for the banned terror outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba. The public warning directly targets over 7,000 migrant Kashmiri Pandit employees posted in the Valley under the Prime Minister’s Special Package, escalating security concerns across government departments.
Targeted Doxxing and Ideological Narrative
In a serious breach of confidentiality, the terror outfit released sensitive personal details—including full names, residential addresses, and vehicle registration numbers—to intimidate employees and instil widespread panic. The ULC’s communication explicitly opposes administrative considerations to equip migrant Kashmiri Pandits with light weapons, claiming such measures turn the community into targetable counter-insurgency tools.
Furthermore, the outfit attempted to manufacture an ideological divide between non-migrant residents and returning migrant Pandits employed through government schemes, labelling the latter as white-collar operatives serving an external political agenda.
Psychological Warfare as Covert Diversion
Top intelligence sources reveal that the publicised online threats by proxy groups like the ULC and The Resistance Front (TRF) form part of a calculated psychological warfare campaign. Security analysts indicate that Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) is leveraging these high-profile digital hit-lists to distract law enforcement, forcing security forces to divert personnel towards static protection duties while terror handlers attempt to rebuild ground networks.
LoC Infiltration and Lone-Actor Push
The diversion tactic is designed to cover the movements of nearly 1,000 terrorists currently stationed across launchpads along the Line of Control, waiting for opportunities to infiltrate dense forest sectors in Jammu and Kashmir. Simultaneously, cross-border handlers are attempting to establish fresh networks of Over Ground Workers (OGWs) to leak confidential administrative data and incite lone-actor targeted strikes against religious minorities and non-local workers.
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Quick Answers Powered by Ask News18 What is the ISI's strategy behind these online terror threats? Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) is using these online terror threats as a calculated psychological warfare campaign to distract law enforcement. By publishing high-profile digital hit-lists, the ISI aims to force security forces to divert their personnel toward static protection duties. This diversion tactic is designed to cover the movements of nearly 1,000 terrorists waiting along the Line of Control to infiltrate Jammu and Kashmir, while terror handlers attempt to rebuild their ground networks. Could this lead to increased infiltration attempts along the LoC? The doxxing and threat campaign is reportedly a diversion tactic designed to cover the movements of nearly 1,000 terrorists currently stationed at launchpads along the Line of Control. These individuals are waiting for opportunities to infiltrate dense forest sectors in Jammu and Kashmir. Powered by Ask News18
About the Author Manoj Gupta Group Editor, Investigations and Security Affairs, Network18
First Published: September 03, 2026, 05:16 IST
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