Pak authorities block media from visiting Balakot as bodies of JeM terrorists lay decomposed

India has maintained its claim of having destroyed “a very large number of JEM terrorists in the preemptive air strike against Jaish-e-Mohammad camp on February 26 which the Pakistani media has tried to debunk in a face-saver saying “there weren’t any human casualties..no one died. Only some pine trees died.”

Markaz Subhanallah, the headquarters of Jaish-e-Mohammed in Bahawalpur.

New Delhi: Even 19 days after Indian Air Force carried out lethal air strikes inside Pakistan's territory in Balakot in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, ABP News has learnt from top Sources that Pakistan Agencies have a reason for blocking entry of International Media to the attack site in Balakot. Top government Sources have told ABP News that since the number of causalities are no less than 300, Pakistani agencies have still not been able to dispose off the dead bodies till now. Sources confirmed to ABP News that dead bodies of a number of terrorists have begun decomposing in fields around the strike area making it arduous for the authorities to clear the site. And this is the precise reason why Pakistani authorities have so far blocked International Media/Agencies to visit the strike site and report from there. However, top Sources have completely put to rest the speculation on death of JeM Chief Masood Azhar who wasn’t present at the training camp when it was bombed. Intelligence reports, however, suggest that Azhar was supposed to visit the Balakot Terror camp on March 3 but has predictably given the spot a miss now. Meanwhile, Pakistani security officials have prevented a Reuters team from climbing a hill to reach the Balakot camp targeted by Indian warplanes. India has maintained its claim of having destroyed “a very large number of JEM terrorists  in the preemptive air strike against Jaish-e-Mohammad camp on February 26 which the Pakistani media has tried to debunk in a face-saver saying “there weren’t any human casualties..no one died. Only some pine trees died.” WATCH FULL REPORT: