Claim

While the Lahore peace initiative was underway, Musharraf was infiltrating his soldiers 20–30 km deep into Indian territory across a 150 km front from the Mushkoh Valley through Dras, Kaksar, Kargil and Batalik.

“पेरेव्वेस मुशारा अपने सैनिकों को 150 किलोमीटर के दायरे में, भारतीय क्षेत्र के भीतर 20 से 30 किलोमीटर की गहराई तक, माश्को से लेकर दास घाटी, काकर, कारगिल, बटालिक... घुसपैठ करा रहा था।”

Rationale

The claim's framing is broadly correct: under Musharraf, Pakistani troops infiltrated across the LoC in the Mushkoh-Dras-Kaksar-Kargil-Batalik sectors along a ~150-160 km front while the Lahore peace process was underway in early 1999. However, the stated depth of 20-30 km into Indian territory is a substantial exaggeration — standard accounts, including the Kargil Review Committee's findings reflected in secondary sources, put the intrusions at roughly 4-10 km deep. The core narrative is true but the key quantitative detail overstates the penetration two- to three-fold.

Evidence

• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kargil_War Documents that Pakistani intrusions in 1999 occurred while the Lahore Declaration process (February 1999) was underway, across the Mushkoh, Dras, Kaksar, Kargil and Batalik sectors along a roughly 150-160 km stretch of the LoC, with intrusion depths of about 4-10 km — not 20-30 km. ✓ reachable · archived
• https://gacbe.ac.in/pdf/ematerial/18BDS51C-U5.pdf Academic summary of the Kargil operation stating Pakistani forces intruded 4-10 km into Indian territory and occupied ~130 winter-vacated posts across the Mushkoh, Dras, Kaksar, Batalik and Chorbat La sectors along a ~160 km front. ✓ reachable · archived
• https://raksha-anirveda.com/operation-kargil-vijay-1999-surprise-to-victory/ Confirms Operation Badr, planned under Gen. Musharraf, was already underway when the Lahore Declaration was signed on 21 February 1999, supporting the timing element of the claim. ✓ reachable · archived