Intelligence agencies have uncovered a plot by Pakistan-based terrorist groups Jaish-e-Mohammed and Lashkar-e-Taiba to execute coordinated bomb attacks in India, utilizing Bangladesh as a training and operational hub. This development is linked to the ISI’s strategy to exploit cross-border networks, positioning Bangladesh as a staging ground while maintaining plausible deniability for Islamabad. The infiltration of trained operatives from Pakistan into Bangladesh raises significant security concerns for India, particularly in vulnerable regions like West Bengal and the Northeast. This situation underscores the ongoing challenge of cross-border terrorism in South Asia, emphasizing the critical need for enhanced intelligence-sharing and regional cooperation between India and Bangladesh to counteract these threats effectively.