more than 80%
of India’s nuclear and missile infrastructure
based in the insurgency-hit areas or extremists’
dominated region
By Makhdoom
Babar in Islamabad & Christina Palmer
in New Delhi
While
the western media and the western governments
keep shouting about vulnerability of Pakistan’s
nuclear arsenal and keep expressing
the fears that these are likely to fall
in the hands of extremists like Taliban,
they have kept their eyes wide shut regarding
the state of affairs of the nuclear weapons
and nuclear capable missiles of neighbouring
India where the situation is highly alarming,
reveal the findings of The Daily Mail’s
investigations into the matter.
According to The Daily Mail’s investigations,
the Indian government, in bid to keep
it maximum possible away from the striking
capabilities of Pakistan that lies across
India’s northern borders, decades back
decided to install all its nuclear and
missile facilities in the Eastern zone
of the country. However, with the passage
of time, the eastern region of India emerged
as the most disturbed, fragile and ungovernable
region of the country with a variety of
insurgency movements including that of
Naxal rebels, emerging in that very part
of the country.
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