Indischer
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If he flies below radar coverage, yes he can, and no, you will not. But you are missing the point here: the pilot.
This is assuming the pilot (or pilots) have everything to do with this. The captain have over 18,000 hrs of flight time. This means he knows how air controllers talks, behaves, and responds. He knows no controller have authority to call up a military response. Such a desire must go up the civilian chain of command before it becomes a formal request to the military, even if the military is watching domestic airspace. So if he flies in a way that allows detection, he can still deceives his way well inside Indian airspace before the IAF can respond under its own suspicion.
Flying beneath the Indian radar coverage? What altitude are you proposing then? Also, how could he have flown over the Himalayas and yet be beneath the coverage?