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Indian Army Chief General Deepak Kapoor has warned Indians to keep an eye on the spilling over of terrorism from Afghanistan and Pakistan.
"The whole region (Afghanistan-Pakistan) is affected by terrorists. We need to be on guard against it," said Kapoor while addressing the media in New Delhi.
Pakistan has been facing a series of attacks from terrorists since Oct 5, with last attack being launched in Rawalpindi and Lahore, claiming the lives of 35 people.
Deepak Kapoor also brushed aside Pakistan’s claims that India was among the sources who were funding Taliban for creating unrest in Pakistan.
"I just want to say that Pakistan should remain stable. We do not have any interests there and we have not supported any group there," the army chief said. He also mentioned that the security forces should keep themselves on guar since there have been intelligence alerts that there are chances for India to face attack similar to the 26/11 Mumbai carnage. He has also asked the security forces to prepare themselves for the worst.
"The defence ministry and home ministry have already alerted us. We are prepared for any eventuality," he said.
