The Border Security Force (BSF) has reported a resurgence of nine Jaish-e-Mohammed terror launch pads near the India-Pakistan border, following a period of inactivity post-Operation Sindoor. Intelligence indicates these sites, strategically repositioned within 5 km of their original locations, are being used by militants to regroup for infiltration attempts, although Indian forces have successfully thwarted these efforts through heightened vigilance and area domination exercises. The BSF, along with local police, is conducting surprise checks and training village defense volunteers to enhance local resilience. This revival underscores the persistent threat posed by cross-border terrorism and highlights the importance of robust counter-infiltration strategies amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.