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1000 years of Madrasa education you've got and could be seen from your every post.
so after mapping such areas what steps india can take to minimize the risk?
That could be true for avalanches/landslides in Machil, Tangdhar and Poonch sector.View attachment 372861
Army chief General Bipin Rawat on Sunday said climate change and heavy shelling from Pakistan are responsible for the increase in avalanches that have claimed lives of at least 15 army men since last week.
The army chief was speaking after laying wreath at the mortal remains of Major Amit Sagar, who lost his life in an avalanche that struck an army camp in Jammu and Kashmir's Gurez sector on Wednesday.
"Ceasefire violations and use of heavy weapons by Pakistani troops is leading to loosening of soil, hereby creating danger of a landslide... There have been a lot of ceasefire violations and heavy weapons too are being used," the army chief said.
He added that avalanches were being reported from areas which in the past did not have so many incidents.
Gen. Rawat said the soldiers had to be deployed at many places despite the danger of an avalanche to prevent infiltration.
"In the weather that is prevailing in Jammu and Kashmir, the soldiers have been deployed to counter the terrorists and infiltrators. They are doing their duty despite the adverse conditions," he said.
"Major Amit Sagar is an example, he volunteered to serve in the area knowing the difficult conditions," he said.
The army chief added that the bodies of the soldiers that were martyred are still in Jammu and Kashmir because of the weather conditions, but all efforts are being made to bring them down.
"I want to assure the families of soldiers affected by avalanche in Jammu and Kashmir that we are with them," Rawat said.
He said the army withdraws troops from places where there is possibility of an avalanche. However, some posts are vulnerable to insurgency.
"We are working with Snow and Avalanche Study Establishment to map avalanches so that we are better prepared and can move troops in case of danger," he said.
At least 15 soldiers were killed after two avalanches hit a military post and a patrol team along the Line of Control (LoC) in last few days.
http://www.greaterkashmir.com/news/...nge-causing-avalanches-army-chief/239968.html
@Areesh @Windjammer
@DESERT FIGHTER what type of artillery is deployed in Kashmir sector?
Is it 155mm? And use some ''Earth Shaking'' type shells? Or we have become pioneer in ''avalanche strategy''?
Indian armed forces are protecting Kashmiri lives? From who?
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Lol okay. Feel good to study there then.Have ever seen a Madarsa by your self?? Do you know what Madarsa means??? Many of your high level graduates can't compete with Madarsa graduates in fields like finance, engineering, computer science etc.
Quoting me won't get you anywhere.How old is Hinduism and in 2017 you still drink cow urine. Shower in cow urine and think there is a monkey army protecting your borders.
PLEASE NOTE MONKEYS ARE SMARTER THAN THE AVERAGE INDIAN
Level of stupidness and expansionist behavior can be transferred from ancestors as seen from the spread of Islamic in other parts of the world since its birthReally can a person live so long? @django
View attachment 372861
Army chief General Bipin Rawat on Sunday said climate change and heavy shelling from Pakistan are responsible for the increase in avalanches that have claimed lives of at least 15 army men since last week.
The army chief was speaking after laying wreath at the mortal remains of Major Amit Sagar, who lost his life in an avalanche that struck an army camp in Jammu and Kashmir's Gurez sector on Wednesday.
"Ceasefire violations and use of heavy weapons by Pakistani troops is leading to loosening of soil, hereby creating danger of a landslide... There have been a lot of ceasefire violations and heavy weapons too are being used," the army chief said.
He added that avalanches were being reported from areas which in the past did not have so many incidents.
Gen. Rawat said the soldiers had to be deployed at many places despite the danger of an avalanche to prevent infiltration.
"In the weather that is prevailing in Jammu and Kashmir, the soldiers have been deployed to counter the terrorists and infiltrators. They are doing their duty despite the adverse conditions," he said.
"Major Amit Sagar is an example, he volunteered to serve in the area knowing the difficult conditions," he said.
The army chief added that the bodies of the soldiers that were martyred are still in Jammu and Kashmir because of the weather conditions, but all efforts are being made to bring them down.
"I want to assure the families of soldiers affected by avalanche in Jammu and Kashmir that we are with them," Rawat said.
He said the army withdraws troops from places where there is possibility of an avalanche. However, some posts are vulnerable to insurgency.
"We are working with Snow and Avalanche Study Establishment to map avalanches so that we are better prepared and can move troops in case of danger," he said.
At least 15 soldiers were killed after two avalanches hit a military post and a patrol team along the Line of Control (LoC) in last few days.
http://www.greaterkashmir.com/news/...nge-causing-avalanches-army-chief/239968.html
@Areesh @Windjammer
@DESERT FIGHTER what type of artillery is deployed in Kashmir sector?
Is it 155mm? And use some ''Earth Shaking'' type shells? Or we have become pioneer in ''avalanche strategy''?
Citizens of Jammu and kashmir are aware who are destroying thier lives.
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yep these baton wielding and pellet firer are Pakistani terrorists.Citizens of Jammu and kashmir are aware who are destroying thier lives.
he was the brain the surgical strikes.