Indian Flase Flag Exposed By India Itself..!

What else is needed to prove that it was an Indian False Flag to defame Pakistan, when tons of tons arms and ammunition was used by the attackers inside Pathankot airbase without any hole in the wall or cut of any portion of barbed wire?

TIMES OF INDIA

Did Pathankot attackers get insider help to enter base, smuggle in huge arms and ammunition?

Link:- http://m.timesofindia.com/india/Did-Pathankot-attackers-get-insider-help-to-enter-base-smuggle-in-huge-arms-and-ammunition/articleshow/50524957.cms

NEW DELHI: Did a possible collusion with insiders facilitate the movement of Jaish terrorists and their large cache of ammunition into Pathankot airbase? TOI has learnt that this question may very much figure in the NIA investigations into the daring attack. “Everything will be probed,” a senior NIA officer said on Sunday but did not elaborate.
According to sources, some or all Jaish terrorists who attacked the Pathankot airbase may have accessed it several hours before the first shots were fired at 3.30 am on January 2. What is even more interesting is that as many as 45 explosions were reported even after the last of the terrorist had fallen. “This points to how heavily armed the terrorists were and the huge amount of explosives that were left at the encounter site even after their death,” a senior officer of the security establishment pointed out.

Normally, one would expect terrorists on a suicide mission to travel light, especially when they need to cross the international border without being detected, hijack vehicles to get close to the target and once there, jump over a ten-feet-high perimeter wall with an extra two-feet-high concertina wire. But that the encounter stretched over two days and even after the fierce gun-battle, 27 magazines and enough explosives were left to trigger 45 explosions, has led to questions on whether the 5-6 terrorists were capable of carting so much ammunition into the airbase in backpacks that were also stuffed with food packets and medicines.
This is an angle that the NIA may have to examine during the probe. Put simply, NIA will have to probe whether any “insider” from within the airbase colluded with the attackers not only to facilitate their entry but also in smuggling in the heavy arms and ammunition for the protracted encounter. “It is not only the drug- smuggling networks active on the Punjab border that are under the scanner for having facilitated the terrorists to infiltrate from Pakistan, but the scope of NIA probe may also extend to serving force personnel and others housed at the Pathankot airbase, who may have facilitated the terrorists to smuggle in heavy arms and ammunition,” said an officer.

Given that there are nearly 3,000 families living at the airbase, this may be quite a task. “Big money may have exchanged hands in case the terrorists’ entry or smuggling of arms and ammunition was facilitated. This may hold vital clues to any insider collusion,” said a source.