Violation of agreements
The Indian statement was pointedly prefaced with a reference to the remark by Prime Minister, Indira Gandhi in London Sunday night that “the situation is worsening and the crisis is becoming more acute."
Both Indian and Pakistani troops are massed along the castern and western, frontiers in violation of agreements made after the. short 1965 war that they would remain several miles behind the frontier.
India is pressing Pakistan to resolve the civil strife in East Pakistan and to take back the more than 9 million refugees who have fled since the Pakistani Army moved to crush the Bengali separatists last March.
Pakistan has threatened to retaliate-perhaps on the western frontier where its relative position is better if India continues to support the Bengali guerrillas. Some guerrilla units are said to be operating from sanctuaries in India.
Thus far there have been few incidents 011 the western border where guerrilla intrusions from Pakistan into Kashmir gradually led to a three week war between the two nations in 1965.
A Pakistani aircraft flew over Srinagar, capital of “Kashmir. for the second time in two day yesterday, but was repelled by antiaircraft fire.
