BSF protests sniping by Pakistan
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What number is that?Just 2 and they started crying while I have a larger number in mind....a much larger
Well that's just one of the preliminary tricks up PA's sleeves...
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Are we rounding off or real specific?
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I suppose numbers are rounded off, because PA might not know exactly how many soldiers are in a bunker etc.
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Okay I came up with this simple relation. Just plugin the values to get the number
LoC means Line of Control,
IoJ&K (I guess you know),
IST means Indian Sponsored Terrorism inside Pakistan
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Okay I come up with this simple relation. Just plugin the values to get the number
someone is having a bad day.
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huma bi apni happiness main milao
Who ??
Perhaps you want to me write it in compact summation form but then it may not be immediately clear to many of our friends here.
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Such a cheap, effective and skillful way to neutralize our enemy, normally I would not be so ecstatic about this kind of action yet their barbaric behaviour when they targeted 3 yr old girl with sniper fire compels me to swing from the chandeliers 
.Kudos bro
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indian intelligence indeed report to indian media.
by the way its 5 times more than what your soldier fighting claim. everything is expected from an intelligence agency who couldn't event know that their whole sector is under enemy control.
And that, is India’s fear right now. In 2002 Op Parakaram Indian and Pakistani soldiers were more or less evenly matched in terms of equipment+training/experience combination.
By 2008 the equation in equipment was slowly increasing in India while the one for experience was increasing in Pakistan.
The smart thing that was done in Pakistan was to regularly rotate entire units with equipment during the war against TTP and others.
Today, while the variable of equipment may be disparagingly high on India’s end(at least on paper) that for training/experience with Pakistan is dwarfing that of India.
The Pakistani soldier is still well trained in conventional warfare, but also has irregular warfare training under his belt. Whereas the Indian soldier has at best trench or border patrol experience with maybe a day of firing, the Pakistani trooper in general has seen months of war, difficult deployment, losses of both material and friends along with having bullets buzz by on a regular basis.
He has faced a frontal assault in all seasons and time of day, has seen determined enemies and has also faced in the front to the east.
And this has been applied across the board and rank.
For any Indian planner getting their chest up for their cold start quick strike ideal, there is the deflating reality that for now and at least three to five years more.. the Pakistani soldiers&officers they face arent going to flinch under fire , lose cohesion or morale that easily.. and this wont be their first contact with someone looking to kill them.
You cannot buy that with foriegn reserves or expend ammunition aimlessly to dent it.
Which is why the Indians are more bluster than bite right now and come up with charades and fictional surgical strikes to try and create an aura of normalcy ala drone strikes to such operations and to try and send a demoralizing message to Pakistani troops.
Success on both fronts is sadly only in their domestic population brainwashing.
By 2008 the equation in equipment was slowly increasing in India while the one for experience was increasing in Pakistan.
The smart thing that was done in Pakistan was to regularly rotate entire units with equipment during the war against TTP and others.
Today, while the variable of equipment may be disparagingly high on India’s end(at least on paper) that for training/experience with Pakistan is dwarfing that of India.
The Pakistani soldier is still well trained in conventional warfare, but also has irregular warfare training under his belt. Whereas the Indian soldier has at best trench or border patrol experience with maybe a day of firing, the Pakistani trooper in general has seen months of war, difficult deployment, losses of both material and friends along with having bullets buzz by on a regular basis.
He has faced a frontal assault in all seasons and time of day, has seen determined enemies and has also faced in the front to the east.
And this has been applied across the board and rank.
For any Indian planner getting their chest up for their cold start quick strike ideal, there is the deflating reality that for now and at least three to five years more.. the Pakistani soldiers&officers they face arent going to flinch under fire , lose cohesion or morale that easily.. and this wont be their first contact with someone looking to kill them.
You cannot buy that with foriegn reserves or expend ammunition aimlessly to dent it.
Which is why the Indians are more bluster than bite right now and come up with charades and fictional surgical strikes to try and create an aura of normalcy ala drone strikes to such operations and to try and send a demoralizing message to Pakistani troops.
Success on both fronts is sadly only in their domestic population brainwashing.
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Running back to 1971 won't change anything on LOC today.
So change your calendar and start living in year 2018.
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So you wanna talk about previous years huh? Ok let's play.
Do suicides count?
NEW DELHI: The armed forces continue to lose around 100 personnel to suicides every year despite successive governments holding that several measures have been taken to reduce the stress among soldiers. As many as 125 military personnel took the extreme step to end their lives in 2016.
Replying to question in Lok Sabha on Friday, minister of state for defence Subhash Bhamre said 101 soldiers, 19 airmen and five sailors committed suicide last year, with another three cases of fratricide (to kill a fellow soldier or superior) being reported from the three Services.
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com...t-suicide-every-year/articleshow/57579464.cms
This maravan91 troll is so anti-Pakistani he should be banned permanently. On a previous thread he had the nerve to post dead Pak soldiers in coffins. I returned the favor on page 2 of the thread. https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/indi...video-to-report-pakistani-mortar-fire.540716/
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JAMMU: The BSF on Thursday lodged a strong protest with Pakistan Rangers against sniping from the Pakistani side that killed two Indian troopers.
Officials of the Border Security Force (BSF) formally lodged the protest during a flag meeting on the international border in Jammu and Kashmir's Suchetgarh sector.
The meeting between sector commanders of the Border Security Force (BSF) and Pakistan Rangers was held following a request from the Pakistani side.
Informed sources said the BSF strongly objected to the acts of snipping of two BSF troopers by Pakistan and unprovoked firing and shelling to target a number of Indian villages, innocent civilians and their properties.
"The BSF conveyed a strong protest with an equally strong message that such provocative acts are unacceptable and will not be tolerated," an official said.
The Indian and Pakistan delegations were headed by PS Dhiman, Deputy Inspector General of BSF, and Brigadier Amjad Hussain of Chenab Rangers.
This was the first flag meeting of the sector commanders this year. The last meeting was held on September 29 last year.
Thursday's meeting followed heavy shelling and firing between the two sides on the international border in Jammu and Kashmir which has forced numerous civilians to leave their villages.
http://www.newindianexpress.com/nat...bsf-protests-sniping-by-pakistan-1763332.html
Is say kuch nahi ho ga, BSF must organize a massive protest rally, with Post cards against Pakistani snipers, they can use their rilfes for tiranga hoisting, they can chant slogans like...
Pakistani sniper haey haey, haey haey (ek aur maar dia haeyyyy....)
or
Pakistani sniper ki sniping nahi chale gi, nahi chale gi...
or
Pakistani sniper jawab do, BSF k khoon ka hisaab do...
Only thats how their voice can be heard in the world, in UNO, may be they can launch a case in ICJ for this....
Lets be clear about this India...If you start violence, you will get violence in return, no sympathy whatsoever... period...
I mean Indians, lets be real, let me repeat again, we have no issues with india's pangay baazi, the only issue arises when India starts crying out loud...
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