In my earlier post I stated a scenario where the IBG;s thrust would be in two separate modes, light Ibgs, with 30 odd tanks fast moving IFVS and smaller support vehicles, and heavy Ibgs with around 50 tanks and larger support vehicles, if there are such 28 odd IBG's inside pakistani Airspace, are you going to fire 28 nukes on Indian IBG's??? with the 3 strike corp's still waiting in India for offensives ?
NASR seems to be the only answer for the pakistani members...
lets reverse the equation ... if pakistan had the opportunity to field say 30 odd IBG's against India and decisive majority in air power to support the IBG's with Air interdiction, full close air support and 20 strike packages available to operate every hour on ground ... do you think pakistan would have the advantage then????
NASR isnt the only answer... it is the last answer. How quickly the last answer is given is the big if.
If Pakistan had overwhelming majority, it would still not be able to gain much more than Kashmir or perhaps some ares of the coastal section.
India's key installation lie far behind enemy lines.. safe from Invading armies..
Moreover.. even if Pakistan is able to capture key Indian border bases.. it still would have to contend with a long fight considering the massive area India has to fall back on.
India could still capture Pakistani installations with that ratio and cause panic.