India incapable of implementing Cold Start doctrine

[randomradio]

I don't have a dog in this fight but sounds like it will be a poorer shittier more saffronized version of the India that exists right now with increased isolation from major world powers.

Whatever makes you sleep at night.

 

[The SC]

" When strong, pretend to be weak " Sun Tzu
Pakistan is no fool to believe the statements in the article, cold start doctrine was debated all over the world, it was a theory turned to a doctrine, there was some trial test!, maybe it does not exist anymore but its shadow still exists and calls for prudence..

 

[Khanate]

This is what your country's been reduced to. You have to rely on pigeons for communications now.

Pakistanis are not arresting pigeons and shooting balloons.

Meanwhile in Pakistan,

Thanks for letting know the nuclear bomb that pakistan posses.

English. Murdered.

 

[khansaheeb]

Whatever makes you sleep at night.

Soldier shots dead four senior officers over leave dispute in eastern India
Thu Jan 12, 2017 4:55PM

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Indian army soldiers take position during an encounter with suspected militants near a General Engineering Reserve Force (GREF) camp in the village of Batal in Akhnoor district, some 50 kilometers north of Jammu, on January 9, 2017. (Photo by AFP)


A paramilitary soldier from one of India's elite security units has shot dead at least four of his senior officers in an apparent row over leave in the eastern Bihar state, police officials say.

The casualties were caused after the rogue soldier fired indiscriminately at the officers at the barracks in Aurangabad district on Thursday.

Satya Prakash, Aurangabad police chief, said that the incident took place at a thermal power plant, where the officers were stationed. All the victims were unarmed and were off-duty.

"Three died on the spot while one injured officer succumbed to his injuries at a hospital," the police chief said.

“He shot 32 rounds before he was overpowered by his colleagues and is suspected to be suffering from some mental illness,” he added.

The soldier belonged to the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF), which guards the country's most vital civil and government installations, including atomic plants and airports.

India's security forces have witnessed similar incidents linked to long hours, poor working conditions and inadequate time off in the past.

Most of the incidents have been reported in the disputed Kashmir Valley and north-eastern states.

In February 2014, a trooper killed five colleagues before killing himself in Indian-controlled Kashmir after a superior denied him leave. The incident took place at a military camp about 20 kilometers north of the city of Srinagar.

 

[saaju]

Pakistan has turned Cold Start into a Hot Mess.

Perfect ..