and What about you who ran away from the conversation and initiated personal attacks on me?
You know what, i didn't wanted to do this but let me tell you who actually you are.
Do you regret wasting 66 years of your life? In those 66 years of life you didn't become man/mature enough to accept the facts instead you keep on trolling & maligning the facts. This is what you are, a bloody ignorant coward. I have faced people like you and I know how to control you.
No, I don't regret spending 66 years of my life gaining a worthwhile reputation among people of all nationalities. I don't regret getting known to the seniors on this forum, for instance, for integrity of approach, and never allowing my nationality to determine the facts that I present. I don't regret being known to the communalists on both sides for my secularism. I don't regret for sharing information about 1962 with an extremely knowledgeable Chinese member, where the rest of the forum benefited from a frank and informative account of what happened on the eastern frontier in that year. I don't regret having displayed my insight into military history, into politics and into ethics and morality to these members, to members in other fora, to my business associates and to my students. I don't regret being consulted whenever people are in doubt, even on their own country's history, or on military history.
As for my cowardice, again the forum has enough senior members who would speak for me, if I needed them to.
Against a fribble, I don't need anyone. I am prolonging this for my own amusement and entertainment. And I will decide when to stop it.
In Kargil several Indian Muslim soldiers fought against Pakistan Army.
and many attained martyrdom
If you were present in front of me, my boy, I would kick your backside, very hard. Is that all you could come out with?
Google Brigadier Mohammed Usman, about whom it could truly be said, "...sans peur et sans reproche..." He was the flower of the Indian Army, and died a hero's death.
Google Company Quarter Master Havildar Abdul Hameed, of the Grenadiers. For sheer cold-blooded courage, there is little to match him, up to and until he faced sure death at gunpoint, and got his shot off simultaneously. He and his seventh targeted tank died together.
Our heroes are not anonymous heroes; they were real, living people, whom their fellow soldiers worshipped. Go look for the memorials to Havildar Hameed, put up by the ordinary citizens of India, and your heart will swell with pride.
