Intelligence agencies in India have uncovered a new strategy allegedly employed by Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) to infiltrate mainstream political parties in Jammu and Kashmir. This operation aims to shield sleeper cells from security forces while allowing them to continue their anti-national activities. Reports indicate that these operatives are being instructed to join parties, particularly targeting the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), to monitor their strategies and operations. In response, security agencies are enhancing scrutiny of new political party members and have advised all parties to verify the backgrounds of recent entrants. BJP leaders have expressed serious concerns about potential infiltration, highlighting that many Over Ground Workers (OGWs) may already be attempting to join the party. The situation is compounded by recent detentions of OGWs, who disclosed details of the infiltration plan during questioning. Political leaders from various parties are calling for careful vetting of new members to protect the integrity of democratic processes in the region.