Soldiers examine debris after last week's suicide bombing in Jammu and Kashmir's Pulwama district, in which 40 CRPF personnel were martyred. (Photo: Reuters)

Jaish-e-Mohammed is planning more attacks on security convoys in Jammu and Kashmir in the next two days, according to intelligence inputs extracted from a tanzeem -- a small terrorist group.

Intelligence agencies have alerted security forces about these intercepts, which come a week after a Jaish-e-Mohammed suicide bomber attacked a CRPF convoy in Pulwama, killing 40 soldiers and causing ties between India and Pakistan to plummet.

The agencies have learned that an IED (Improvised Explosive Device) attack is being planned on the Chowkibal and Tangdhar routes, and that one tanzeem has prepared a green Scorpio, which is probably ready for a suicide attack.

'BE READY FOR 500 KG BLAST'

Intelligence agencies have decoded a message on a closed social media group linked to the Jaish-e-Mohammed; it refers to the explosives detonated in last week's attack as just a 200 kg "khilauna" -- or toy.

Be ready for a 500-kg blast, the message says, warning of more attacks and saying security forces should stop targeting Kashmiris.

"The war is between you and us. Come and fight; we are ready," the message reads. "This is just the beginning."

INFILTRATION THREAT

Intelligence inputs also indicate there's an cross-LoC infiltration threat from terrorists who are likely to get local youth ready to carry out terrorist strikes.

According to the inputs, a group of 5-6 terrorists is ready to infiltrate and is waiting for clearance at locations across Gurez.

India has vowed to avenge the Pulwama attack and has since killed three terrorists, including the mastermind of the bombing. Pakistan, on the other hand, has denied responsibility and threatened to retaliate in the event of an attack by India.