India DEMANDS Pakistan release pilot as Kashmir crisis intensifies

[AsifIjaz]

What an idea sir...[emoji16][emoji16][emoji16]

Honestly speaking... This shud be done

He should be released after the Indian elections are held. It will damage terrorist MODI's stature for his extremist supporters

They will should at him to release this officer... in the meanwhile the pilot should be kept in safe custody and well looked after

 

[Solomon2]

I wonder why Indians returned when they had already allegedly killed 300 militants in their glorious air strike earlier?

Was this not a long-planned operation? How much has India mobilized on the ground? How prepared is the Pakistani Army?

Before Pakistan's shoot-down today India could not claim a casus belli against Pakistan itself, since Pakistan never acknowledged the targeted terrorists as its own and under post-9/11 resolutions an attack against "stateless" terrorists doesn't really count as an enforceable violation of sovereignty. Now, the shoot-down of the Indian fighter can be characterized by India as an aggressive attack rather than a proportionate response - and gives India an excuse for action not just against terrorists but against the uniformed Pakistani military.

(Had Pakistan responded differently - by, say, embracing India's reasoning to bombard terror camps in Afghanistan - India would have no such excuse, would it?)

 

[AsifIjaz]

Just saw a few indian news channels..
They are brainwashed monkeys
1... Pakistan taught a second lesson in 2 hrs and attempt to enter occupied kashmir thwarted.
2.. Bisons chased f16 and downed one..
3.. Pm imran is trembling in fear and now begging for talks

Hadh hai bhai.. Internationally no one buys ur narrative and u r still hell bent upon calling bullshit a fact

 

[aziqbal]

guys its night time and sirens are going off every 30 minutes at Kamra

India is going to try to get even

we need to be super careful

 

[KhalaiMakhlooq]

Are you crazy?

https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/repo...t-narowal-sector.604194/page-37#post-11210060

yes

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

It might help if Pakistan announced under whose authority the captured pilot is: the Pakistan military or civilian prison system.

Heard it was your mum.

 

[Jaanbaz]

Just saw a few indian news channels..
They are brainwashed monkeys
1... Pakistan taught a second lesson in 2 hrs and attempt to enter occupied kashmir thwarted.
2.. Bisons chased f16 and downed one..
3.. Pm imran is trembling in fear and now begging for talks

Hadh hai bhai.. Internationally no one buys ur narrative and u r still hell bent upon calling bullshit a fact

They've gone crazy because their ego has been broken, they have been riding the supapowah hype and their bullying tactics against smaller South Asians countries made them think they were invincible.

 

[Indus Pakistan]

It might help if Pakistan announced under whose authority the captured pilot is: the Pakistan military or civilian prison system.

Does it matter? He is in Pakistan and the word is he is being taught how to use what is a novelty to him - a toilet. When he does get released at least there will be a toilet trained Indian. Courtesy of Pakistan. And you should know captured military are kept by military as POWs.

 

[Solomon2]

Heard it was your mum.

I'd guess that if the Indians are told the pilot remains in the custody of the Pakistani military they will worry less about his personal safety.

 

[valkyr_96]

Was this not a long-planned operation? How much has India mobilized on the ground? How prepared is the Pakistani Army?

Before Pakistan's shoot-down today India could not claim a casus belli against Pakistan itself, since Pakistan never acknowledged the targeted terrorists as its own and under post-9/11 resolutions an attack against "stateless" terrorists doesn't really count as an enforceable violation of sovereignty. Now, the shoot-down of the Indian fighter can be characterized by India as an aggressive attack rather than a proportionate response - and gives India an excuse for action not just against terrorists but against the uniformed Pakistani military.

(Had Pakistan responded differently - by, say, embracing India's reasoning to bombard terror camps in Afghanistan - India would have no such excuse, would it?)

sorry buddy parrot lies and the ask why the negative rating the attack happened in civilian build up area no 300 350 "terrorist" died yet a old man and his daughter came close to dying. If you followed dgispr he made it clear that the attack contrary to Indian claims of being away from civilian was incorrect and thus it opened up option for retaliatory strike so we struck some depots. Besides why are you so riled up the Indian media has reported the PAF bombed some trees only. Trees for trees is fair game please before making allegation show proof of terrorists multiple media networks including bbc Hindi has reported from the area otherwise shutup I fact you are welcome to visit balakot to gather facts this more that no questions please india

 

[Menace2Society]

Release him just before Indians go to polls and this will make people not vote for Modi. Be strategic.

 

[valkyr_96]

I'd guess that if the Indians are told the pilot remains in the custody of the Pakistani military they will worry less about his personal safety.

Pakistan has always returned pilots including the helicopter idiot that landed in Pakistan

 

[maximuswarrior]

Was this not a long-planned operation? How much has India mobilized on the ground? How prepared is the Pakistani Army?

Before Pakistan's shoot-down today India could not claim a casus belli against Pakistan itself, since Pakistan never acknowledged the targeted terrorists as its own and under post-9/11 resolutions an attack against "stateless" terrorists doesn't really count as an enforceable violation of sovereignty. Now, the shoot-down of the Indian fighter can be characterized by India as an aggressive attack rather than a proportionate response - and gives India an excuse for action not just against terrorists but against the uniformed Pakistani military.

(Had Pakistan responded differently - by, say, embracing India's reasoning to bombard terror camps in Afghanistan - India would have no such excuse, would it?)

LOL this Zionist is being humiliated on PDF. Look at him bark.

Release him just before Indians go to polls and this will make people not vote for Modi. Be strategic.

Very well said. We are going to decide his fate. India can beg all day long.

 

[Solomon2]

sorry buddy parrot lies and the ask why the negative rating the attack happened in civilian build up area no 300 350 "terrorist" died -

Yesterday news. It's TODAY's (yesterday's in Pakistan) attack that provides India with the casus belli missing from yesterday's action. Perhaps India never meant to hit the terror base at all and its first action was merely meant as a set-up for today's "response".

 

[Deleted]

They are asking to release pilot, because they want to attack again but without tension of this prisoner