Security along the India-Pakistan border has intensified following the Pahalgam attack that claimed 26 lives, prompting India to execute Operation Sindoor for retribution. The ISI has reportedly activated bomb-making modules reminiscent of the Burdwan case, aiming to establish small, covert arms fabrication units across India to circumvent tightened border security. Intelligence indicates that these operations will be financed through hawala networks, primarily from Gulf nations. Coordination between state and central agencies is imperative to preempt the establishment of such units, which may emerge in remote areas, posing a significant threat to national security.