LMAO we have Azad Kashmir and Gilgit Biltistan, wanna guess who we took it from?
give up?
Dehradun: Cadets from Tajikistan and India clash in Indian Military Academy, many suffered serious injuries
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LMAO we have Azad Kashmir and Gilgit Biltistan, wanna guess who we took it from?
give up?
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Anything that happened till 1949 or 1950 doesn't count. The South Asian countries were newly independent. They were under the influence of the departing ex-colonizers. Many agents of foreign countries held crucial positions in the newly established governments. Early policies, decisions and actions attributed to the newly born nations were actually dictated by British or Soviets.
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But you are black and ugly.
How are you an Aryan
And just because Bollywood failed to teach you.
" Tajikistan is 98% Muslim "
So what agni and what pooja?
P.S: No offense intended at sane Indians here.
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Pakistan will settle the account in coming years. You can bet on it.
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Tajikistan and Indian cadets clashed with each other at the Indian Military Academy (IMA) in Dehradun on Wednesday night. During this time, both sides were fiercely beaten and 8 Indian cadets have also suffered serious injuries.
देहरादून: IMA में भिड़े ताजिकिस्तान और भारत के कैडेट्स, कई को आई गंभीर चोट
देहरादून स्थित भारतीय सैन्य अकादमी (IMA) में बुधवार रात ताजिकिस्तान और भारतीय कैडेट आपस में भिड़ गए. इस दौरान दोनों पक्षों में जमकर मारपीट हुई और 8 भारतीय कैडेट्स को गंभीर चोटें भी आई हैं.zeenews.india.com
Tajiks outnumbered probably 100:1 beat the Indian troops up, and it's the Indian cadets who ended up in hospital!
It's all BS. The Indian cadets feigned a retreat and are camped outside the Tajik quarters, they still control the land around it, and still patrol. Tajiks will soon retreat.
Zee News, The Times of India have already reported the Tajiks took 5,876 dead, as in the Indian counterattack was so ferocious that even the Tajik troops who were not present but actually in Tajikistan died of shock.
So much has been learnt since Galwan, what were these Tajiks thinking!
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May your god grants you and your fellow Hindustanis the wisdom to know the difference (to be politically correct)
i hope not (my inner wish)
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Not ghar main ghusDamn....again...Ghar Mein Guss Kar Mara...
Three Indians end up in hospital.
Three hospitalised as foreign, Indian cadets clash at IMA | India News - Times of India
India News: DEHRADUN: A scuffle between gentlemen cadets (GCs) at the Indian Military Academy (IMA) has left three GCs admitted in military hospital with injuries.timesofindia.indiatimes.com
ker,albata ghar mehman bula ker aur Dalit jan ker Mara.
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Indian and Tajikistan Gentlemen Cadets (GCs) undergoing training at the Indian Military Academy in Dehradun allegedly clashed multiple times in February and March this year, The Indian Express reported on June 9.
The incident has come as a huge embarrassment for the two countries, which maintain close defense ties and conduct joint military exercises.
The Indian Army has now ordered disciplinary action against four Indian and six Tajik Cadets and issued show-causes. A battalion commander of the rank of Colonel is among the staff members who will face disciplinary action.
The report says three incidents took place at IMA on February 24, March 2, and March 3. The episode has come as an embarrassment for the two friendly countries, forcing the Ambassador of Tajikistan and the Defence Attache to visit the IMA.
A Court of Inquiry into these incidents was held on March 10. The probe raised questions about the conduct of officers of the Cariappa Battalion and Hajipir Company. Lt Gen Yogendra Dimri, the General Officer Commanding-in-Chief of the Central Command, issued a show-cause notice to the officers concerned for awarding ‘censure’ as administrative punishment, which will be documented in the official records of the officers.
The Cariappa Battalion Commander, an officer of the rank of Colonel, has also been blamed for his display of “lack of sensitivity and comprehension regarding the ramifications and long-term effects” during the three incidents, The Indian Express said.
The officer has reportedly denied these charges against him in the Court of Inquiry and also said that he was being unjustly blamed for the misconduct of Tajik cadets.
Further allegations against him include “inadequate understanding of the traditions, customs, traits, psyche and emotional make-up of Tajikistan GCs”.
The officer has also been accused of wrongful allegations that the Tajik GCs carried iron rods, wooden planks, sticks, and stones on March 3 to attack their Indian counterparts as these allegations were not supported by any eyewitness or evidence.
The Battalion Commander has also been accused of failing to intervene on time and check these incidents. He has also been blamed for failing to ensure that there is proper communication between GCs, Directing Staff Body, and the permanent staff.
Indian cadets were allegedly attacked by 21 Foreign GCs from various battalions on March 3 in the wake of a clash in which a Tajik GC was assaulted and had to be taken to the Section Hospital for treatment. The foreign GCs allegedly attacked the Indian cadets even though they were addressed by the Commandment of IMA on March 2.
“The IMA at Dehradun stands tall amongst its peers and has a rich legacy since its raising in 1932. It commands great respect across the world for its stellar training standards, discipline benchmarks”, said an Indian Army spokesperson told The Indian Express.
The spokesperson added that after the required screening and approval, strict disciplinary actions have been taken against six foreign GCs and four Indian GCs for violating the discipline instructions in the IMA.
India-Tajikistan Defense Ties
Tajikistan hosts India’s first overseas military base at Farkhor. The base allows proximity to events unfolding in Afghanistan but also a check on Pakistani activities, according to security experts.
Kyrgyzstan is also a key partner in the counterterrorism domain. O April 16, India and Kyrgyzstan began the eighth installment of their two weeks Joint Special Forces Exercise “Khanjar.”
The military exercise was first conducted in Nahan, India, way back in 2011. The two-week drills focus largely on high-altitude and mountain operations, in the context of a counterterrorism mission, according to The diplomat.
Tajikistan is also vital in India’s Connect Central Asia policy. India recently proposed connecting these countries to its Chabahar port in Iran.
eurasiantimes.com
The incident has come as a huge embarrassment for the two countries, which maintain close defense ties and conduct joint military exercises.
The Indian Army has now ordered disciplinary action against four Indian and six Tajik Cadets and issued show-causes. A battalion commander of the rank of Colonel is among the staff members who will face disciplinary action.
The report says three incidents took place at IMA on February 24, March 2, and March 3. The episode has come as an embarrassment for the two friendly countries, forcing the Ambassador of Tajikistan and the Defence Attache to visit the IMA.
A Court of Inquiry into these incidents was held on March 10. The probe raised questions about the conduct of officers of the Cariappa Battalion and Hajipir Company. Lt Gen Yogendra Dimri, the General Officer Commanding-in-Chief of the Central Command, issued a show-cause notice to the officers concerned for awarding ‘censure’ as administrative punishment, which will be documented in the official records of the officers.
The Cariappa Battalion Commander, an officer of the rank of Colonel, has also been blamed for his display of “lack of sensitivity and comprehension regarding the ramifications and long-term effects” during the three incidents, The Indian Express said.
The officer has reportedly denied these charges against him in the Court of Inquiry and also said that he was being unjustly blamed for the misconduct of Tajik cadets.
Further allegations against him include “inadequate understanding of the traditions, customs, traits, psyche and emotional make-up of Tajikistan GCs”.
The officer has also been accused of wrongful allegations that the Tajik GCs carried iron rods, wooden planks, sticks, and stones on March 3 to attack their Indian counterparts as these allegations were not supported by any eyewitness or evidence.
The Battalion Commander has also been accused of failing to intervene on time and check these incidents. He has also been blamed for failing to ensure that there is proper communication between GCs, Directing Staff Body, and the permanent staff.
Indian cadets were allegedly attacked by 21 Foreign GCs from various battalions on March 3 in the wake of a clash in which a Tajik GC was assaulted and had to be taken to the Section Hospital for treatment. The foreign GCs allegedly attacked the Indian cadets even though they were addressed by the Commandment of IMA on March 2.
“The IMA at Dehradun stands tall amongst its peers and has a rich legacy since its raising in 1932. It commands great respect across the world for its stellar training standards, discipline benchmarks”, said an Indian Army spokesperson told The Indian Express.
The spokesperson added that after the required screening and approval, strict disciplinary actions have been taken against six foreign GCs and four Indian GCs for violating the discipline instructions in the IMA.
India-Tajikistan Defense Ties
Tajikistan hosts India’s first overseas military base at Farkhor. The base allows proximity to events unfolding in Afghanistan but also a check on Pakistani activities, according to security experts.
Kyrgyzstan is also a key partner in the counterterrorism domain. O April 16, India and Kyrgyzstan began the eighth installment of their two weeks Joint Special Forces Exercise “Khanjar.”
The military exercise was first conducted in Nahan, India, way back in 2011. The two-week drills focus largely on high-altitude and mountain operations, in the context of a counterterrorism mission, according to The diplomat.
Tajikistan is also vital in India’s Connect Central Asia policy. India recently proposed connecting these countries to its Chabahar port in Iran.
India, Tajikistan Soldiers Trade Blows At Indian Military Academy; Enquiry Ordered
Indian and Tajikistan soldiers undergoing training at the Indian Military Academy in allegedly clashed multiple times this year.
eurasiantimes.com
Iron rods.. a colonel of the Indian army.. Pajeets getting their behinds kicked...I think I have heard this story before.
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I can’t accept such humiliations …!
Especially the Tajikistan bit…!
Need to go do something to the relieve this pain
Need to go do something to the relieve this pain
Go shit on the train tracks with the rest of your countrymen to relieve this pain. And while you are at it, think about how a bunch of foreign cadets beat the shit out of your future military brass. Should help with the motions.
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Seems like an annual event for India on top of the annual Freedom of Navigation drills in Indian claimed waters by the US Navy.
