Pakistan's defence invincible: Asif

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SIALKOT: Federal Minister for Defence Khawaja Muhammad Asif on Sunday said that the present government had made Pakistan's defence invincible and now it was in strong hands, Geo News reported.

Talking to media, he said that armed forces and the nation of Pakistan have the capability to defend every inch of the motherland.

It is worth mentioning here that five Indian soldiers were killed, several injured and many Indian bunkers were destroyed when Pakistani troops effectively responded against unprovoked firing and shelling by Indian troops at Tatta Pani along Line of Control (LoC) on Saturday.

While talking on electricity and its generation, Khawaja Asif, who is also Minister for Water and Power, said electricity generation had crossed record level of 19,000 megawatts.

He reiterated that the areas, where there was pilferage of electricity or people were not paying bills, would have to face more load-shedding.

Only those areas were now facing power outages where the electricity theft continued, he added.


https://www.thenews.com.pk/latest/208596-Pakistans-defence-invincible-Asif

 

[Slav Defence]

may be for you and your propaganda army, it may be drama.. when some one hit pakistan army they just become drama artics and start takeing words of Shakespeare "life is a drama and we are actors" so everything happens in the border or the death of a pakistan army is drama so they don't accept it... ok now i got it why pakistan army rejected their involvement in kargil war... because it was drama. those who killed in the war are all actors.. not soldiers...

pakistani working for BBC find out that india really conducted surgical strike...
a pakistani journalist find out that surgical strike was a reality....
US defense intelligence agency find out that India's surgical strike in P0K was real... despite all these, pakistanis in PDF can't accept that india did conduct surgical strike in pakistan.. then ok... believe whatever makes you sleep at night. because your belief don't change the fact. and i don't really want to waste my time in useless argument. i have already share the links that is enough for a person with some common sense to understand that india did conduct surgical strike in pakistan or P0K.


as i said before,... it was a border clash.. and it was not a full blown war to capture land. and those fighting near pak-afghan border was not army, but they are just a border police they don't have the resources to hold the ground, and it wasn't a sanctioned operation. what afghan border police wanted is to capture the post from where pakistanis open fire on them and take some photo with captured pakistani weapons and then they returned to their posts. that is why it is called a border clash. no sensible unit will try to hold the captured ground in a border clash.. particularly Afghanistan who is heavily depended on ISAF aid.. they know that even if they hold the ground they have to withdraw to original position due to international pressure.
why are u posting some twitter posts again and again?? it don't make any sense. i have send you pics of afghan border police in captured posts with uniforms, weapons, APC of FC. just firing at census team don't bring an ACP. uniform, and weapons of FC to afghan border police.. for getting it afghans needs to capture it.


engineers are deployed for combat.. they are the one who laying mines in the border...if don't know how things in army works.. then pls learn it.

when a soldier from engineering corps killed in LOC firing and ISPR didn't accept the causality on their side then keep dreaming that 5 Indian soldiers martyred in the attack, and then someone from pakistan acknowledged that a pakistani soldier died in LOC and posted 2 pics of his funeral then it is called exposed.

don't u know that according to ISPR no pakistani military personal was involved in kargil war.


if you had read that then you wound't say this... it all three sources, they all are accepting that surgical strike did happend...


i understand the hint very well.. i understand that you are too dumb to accept the fact that your ISPR is propaganda media even after exposed multiple times...
in kargil war, drawn leak, now surgical strike.. all the times even after seeing multiple evidence you are too dump to understand that ISPR is lying.

Rated for attitude.Better, proof read version.

may be for you and your propaganda army, it may be drama.. when some one hit pakistan army they just become drama artics and start takeing words of Shakespeare "life is a drama and we are actors" so everything happens in the border or the death of a pakistan army is drama so they don't accept it... ok now i got it why pakistan army rejected their involvement in kargil war... because it was drama. those who killed in the war are all actors.. not soldiers...

pakistani working for BBC find out that india really conducted surgical strike...
a pakistani journalist find out that surgical strike was a reality....
US defense intelligence agency find out that India's surgical strike in P0K was real... despite all these, pakistanis in PDF can't accept that india did conduct surgical strike in pakistan.. then ok... believe whatever makes you sleep at night. because your belief don't change the fact. and i don't really want to waste my time in useless argument. i have already share the links that is enough for a person with some common sense to understand that india did conduct surgical strike in pakistan or P0K.


As I said before,... it was a border clash.. and it was not a full blown war to capture land. and those fighting near pak-afghan border was not army, but they are just a border police they don't have the resources to hold the ground, and it wasn't a sanctioned operation. what afghan border police wanted is to capture the post from where pakistanis open fire on them and take some photo with captured Pakistani weapons and then they returned to their posts. that is why it is called a border clash. no sensible unit will try to hold the captured ground in a border clash.. particularly Afghanistan who is heavily depended on ISAF aid.. they know that even if they hold the ground they have to withdraw to original position due to international pressure.
why are u posting some twitter posts again and again?? it don't make any sense. i have send you pics of afghan border police in captured posts with uniforms, weapons, APC of FC. just firing at census team don't bring an ACP. uniform, and weapons of FC to afghan border police.. for getting it afghans needs to capture it.


engineers are deployed for combat.. they are the one who laying mines in the border...if don't know how things in army works.. then pls learn it.

when a soldier from engineering corps killed in LOC firing and ISPR didn't accept the causality on their side then keep dreaming that 5 Indian soldiers martyred in the attack, and then someone from pakistan acknowledged that a pakistani soldier died in LOC and posted 2 pics of his funeral then it is called exposed.

don't u know that according to ISPR no pakistani military personal was involved in kargil war.


if you had read that then you wound't say this... it all three sources, they all are accepting that surgical strike did happend...

 

[Pakistani E]

in 60s afghanistan was much modern than pakistan.

You were around in Pakistan during the 60s I guess? You think watching one or two youtube clips of leftists in the Universities shows you real Afghanistan? Afghanistan was and always has been an extremely conservative nation, outside of a few localities of Kabul, nothing has changed for hundreds of years. You might also want to read up on the many rulers of Afghanistan who were shafted for trying to modernize the country by its people.

Also, it was the Afghans at that time, and before that, who refused to acknowledge the existence of Pakistan and supported armed militants and ethnic separatists to invade and divide Pakistan.

Even though I am personally against meddling in other nation's internal affairs, the Afghans or the ignorant Indians here, have no right to object to this. Pakistan beat Afghanistan at its own game.

 

[saiyan0321]

@Areesh don't waste your time on such posters who have no clue about any incident. Quite frankly his lack of knowledge of the pak-afghan border clash in 2017 clearly shows that he knows nothing and had clearly not followed the thread over here. The fact that he has no knowledge that the census teams in FATA and Baluchistan were travelling in APCs and this was announced months before this incident nor the fact that the census teams were accompanies by military of FC personal nor the dynamics of the exchange.

His version is one which not even the afghans believe. The afghan govt clearly stated that they shot at census teams conducting census ( although they cited malicious reasons) and the full blown saw the Afghan army attacking killing luqman and killi jehangir. The Pakistan army asked them to vacate the village and leave by the afghan refused which promoted the action against them and saw them retreat from the villages and ask for ceasefire. The cease fire was accepted and both sides decided to talk this issue out in border meetings.

Border meet 1 no result. Both aides claim the villages. Pakistan shows Google maps.

Border meet 2 no result. Afghanistan shows maps and Pakistan again shows Google Maps.

Border meet 3. Result. Both sides decide to solve the issue of villages using Google maps and survey teams who will send the report to Islamabad and Kabul.


Survey done.

Border meet 4. Afghanistan asks us to give them the villages when the survey went against them. Pakistan refuses and says that they will hold their territory.

Pakistan conducts the census on which Afghanistan remains quite.


This is what happened and a version far different from the captured and returned theory.


If only the Indian trolls actually the read the news and followed the incident rather than follow images like nitwits and make their own assumptions. Sigh.

As I said before I will say it again. This was torkham incident all over again. We were doing our thing on our side. The afghan fire at our men and civilians shelling. We answer back. They beg for ceasefire and we complete our thing that we were doing.

 

[Pakistani E]

afghanistan was better country in 60s.
see this pics of Afghanistan before 80s
Picture taken in 1962 at the Faculty of Medicine in Kabul of two Afghan medicine students listening to their professor (at right) as they examine a plaster cast showing a part of a human body

I never denied Afghanistan was better in every way than modern day Afghanistan. My issue was with the rest of your post. Also, since you did compare it with Pakistan, then no, especially in the 60s, Afghanistan whether of then or now was never more stable or modernised than Pakistan.

In the 60s, Pakistan was one of the fastest growing economies in the developing world, and had a vibrant civil society. Even better than today's.

I would still take the Aghanistan of the 60s over today's version though, yes.

 

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SIALKOT: Federal Minister for Defence Khawaja Muhammad Asif on Sunday said that the present government had made Pakistan's defence invincible and now it was in strong hands, Geo News reported.

Talking to media, he said that armed forces and the nation of Pakistan have the capability to defend every inch of the motherland.

It is worth mentioning here that five Indian soldiers were killed, several injured and many Indian bunkers were destroyed when Pakistani troops effectively responded against unprovoked firing and shelling by Indian troops at Tatta Pani along Line of Control (LoC) on Saturday.

While talking on electricity and its generation, Khawaja Asif, who is also Minister for Water and Power, said electricity generation had crossed record level of 19,000 megawatts.

He reiterated that the areas, where there was pilferage of electricity or people were not paying bills, would have to face more load-shedding.

Only those areas were now facing power outages where the electricity theft continued, he added.


https://www.thenews.com.pk/latest/208596-Pakistans-defence-invincible-Asif

Well if they were given jobs and income so that they can pay for bills that would be a good starting point : "He reiterated that the areas, where there was pilferage of electricity or people were not paying bills, would have to face more load-shedding."

Pakistani workers need to be given more incentives to be more productive: higher income and higher standard of living.

 

[Trango Towers]

Well if they were given jobs and income so that they can pay for bills that would be a good starting point : "He reiterated that the areas, where there was pilferage of electricity or people were not paying bills, would have to face more load-shedding."

Pakistani workers need to be given more incentives to be more productive: higher income and higher standard of living.

you clearly don't live in pakistan else you wouldn't say that