Update: Indian troops killed soldier after questioning: Pakistan Army

[Hindustani]

Cross Indian land and start shooting, do you expect to be showered with roses? lol

 

[HAIDER]

If DGMO made request to Indian DGMO and both resolve the issue gently . It means both know ground reality better then media and flamers .

 

[Areesh]

you earlier said that you guys did in kashmir and now you say it as fake encounter

Dheere dheere hi bande milte hai,aur maare jaate hai

why should i talk with mods? i am interacting with you n just advice you to respect soldiers whether yours or ours.Yes,you can do anything with political class who orders them but soldiers are innocent guys.

Don't tell you never read news of Indian soldiers killing "militants" just to earn some reward from the govt. It would be ignorance at its peak.

Your advise about respecting your soldiers would be considered in the future. Don't worry.

 

[newdelhinsa]

The same who crossed and beheaded our men if spotted and caught could have been said to be just strayed into Indian side. Same is the excuse for all those who infiltrate and plant anti personal mines on our side of border petrol.

I believe he might have acted suspiciously otherwise one was released during high tension times between both, couple of moons back.

Arrested Pak soldier talks of frustration, poor facilities across border | NDTV.com

Don't tell you never read news of Indian soldiers killing "militants" just to earn some reward from the govt. It would be ignorance at its peak.

Your advise about respecting your soldiers would be considered in the future. Don't worry.

You are bad mouthing because you get to know Indian news from Indian sources. We have right to know how many dodgy things your army does which work like a close system enterprise, if one has to put it bluntly.

 

[Areesh]

You are bad mouthing because you get to know Indian news from Indian sources. We have right to know how many dodgy things your army does which work like a close system enterprise, if one has to put it bluntly.

As far as I know we haven't announced special money for killing militants.

 

[muse]

put your seat belts on:


Rabi-us-Sani 5, 1434
Saturday 16th February 2013 |

Indian troops killed soldier after questioning: Pakistan Army
Agencies
RAWALPINDI: The Pakistan Army on Friday condemned what it described as the “inhuman and brutal killing” of one of its soldiers by Indian troops near the de facto Kashmir border – the first deadly exchange since a truce was agreed a month ago.

The Pakistani military condemned the killing, saying the soldier had become lost and crossed the LoC “inadvertently”, and civilians had seen him being questioned by Indians troops.

“We condemn such an inhuman and brutal act of killing of our soldier after he had identified himself and explained his position,” a spokesman of the military’s public relations wing, the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), said.

The ISPR spokesman said that soldier Sepoy Ikhlaq had lost his way between two border posts earlier on Thursday and inadvertently crossed over the LoC in Khoi Ratta sector.

A few civilians at the scene saw the soldier being questioned by the Indians, he said.

“This is not the first such event. We have returned Indian soldiers in the past, who had similarly strayed,” said the spokesman.

He added that the Directors General Military Operations of the two countries spoke on the hotline this morning when the Indian DGMO revealed that the Pakistani soldier had been killed by their troops.

Sepoy Ikhlaq is a resident of Kallar Saydan, 22 years old, and had four years of service, he said.

Meanwhile, the body of the soldier has been handed over to the Pakistani authorities during a flag meeting in Laam Sector on Friday.

The deceased will be laid to rest with full military honour in his native town on Saturday, ISPR sources told the media.

The Pakistani foreign office also condemned the killing, saying that it “goes against the understanding reached between Pakistan and India on speedy return of inadvertent line crossers,” and that the incident had “the potential to further vitiate the atmosphere.”

“Pakistan calls upon the Government of India to carry out a thorough investigation into this unfortunate incident and to ensure that such incidents do not recur,” it said in a statement released Friday evening.

Meanwhile, an Indian army spokesman claimed the Pakistani soldier had been killed in a firefight in which one Indian soldier was also wounded.

“We detected some suspicious movement yesterday near the LoC (Line of Control) inside our territory and the challengers from our side fired and in the ensuing firefight he was killed,” said Lieutenant Colonel Rajesh Kalia, a spokesman for the Indian army’s northern command.

“At that time we did not know he was a Pakistani soldier. We killed an infiltrator,” the spokesman added.

Kalia said India expected to return the body to Pakistani authorities later in the day.

The incident is the first fatal exchange between troops in the region since the two armies agreed a ceasefire on January 16.

A flare-up along the LoC in early January saw a total of five soldiers killed, three from Pakistan and two from India.

The Indian government expressed outrage after it said one of its soldiers was beheaded although the Pakistan Army denied responsibility for the decapitation.

Cross-border trade and transport links were also suspended for several weeks although they have since resumed.

 

[iPhone]

Why are Indians calling him a militant?

Why are Indians calling him a militant?

 

[haviZsultan]

put your seat belts on:


Rabi-us-Sani 5, 1434
Saturday 16th February 2013 |

Indian troops killed soldier after questioning: Pakistan Army
Agencies
RAWALPINDI: The Pakistan Army on Friday condemned what it described as the “inhuman and brutal killing” of one of its soldiers by Indian troops near the de facto Kashmir border – the first deadly exchange since a truce was agreed a month ago.

The Pakistani military condemned the killing, saying the soldier had become lost and crossed the LoC “inadvertently”, and civilians had seen him being questioned by Indians troops.

“We condemn such an inhuman and brutal act of killing of our soldier after he had identified himself and explained his position,” a spokesman of the military’s public relations wing, the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), said.

The ISPR spokesman said that soldier Sepoy Ikhlaq had lost his way between two border posts earlier on Thursday and inadvertently crossed over the LoC in Khoi Ratta sector.

A few civilians at the scene saw the soldier being questioned by the Indians, he said.

“This is not the first such event. We have returned Indian soldiers in the past, who had similarly strayed,” said the spokesman.

He added that the Directors General Military Operations of the two countries spoke on the hotline this morning when the Indian DGMO revealed that the Pakistani soldier had been killed by their troops.

Sepoy Ikhlaq is a resident of Kallar Saydan, 22 years old, and had four years of service, he said.

Meanwhile, the body of the soldier has been handed over to the Pakistani authorities during a flag meeting in Laam Sector on Friday.

The deceased will be laid to rest with full military honour in his native town on Saturday, ISPR sources told the media.

The Pakistani foreign office also condemned the killing, saying that it “goes against the understanding reached between Pakistan and India on speedy return of inadvertent line crossers,” and that the incident had “the potential to further vitiate the atmosphere.”

“Pakistan calls upon the Government of India to carry out a thorough investigation into this unfortunate incident and to ensure that such incidents do not recur,” it said in a statement released Friday evening.

Meanwhile, an Indian army spokesman claimed the Pakistani soldier had been killed in a firefight in which one Indian soldier was also wounded.

“We detected some suspicious movement yesterday near the LoC (Line of Control) inside our territory and the challengers from our side fired and in the ensuing firefight he was killed,” said Lieutenant Colonel Rajesh Kalia, a spokesman for the Indian army’s northern command.

“At that time we did not know he was a Pakistani soldier. We killed an infiltrator,” the spokesman added.

Kalia said India expected to return the body to Pakistani authorities later in the day.

The incident is the first fatal exchange between troops in the region since the two armies agreed a ceasefire on January 16.

A flare-up along the LoC in early January saw a total of five soldiers killed, three from Pakistan and two from India.

The Indian government expressed outrage after it said one of its soldiers was beheaded although the Pakistan Army denied responsibility for the decapitation.

Cross-border trade and transport links were also suspended for several weeks although they have since resumed.

My question is what if he was killed on the Pakistani side and his body dragged to the Indian side?

 

[muse]

My question is what if he was killed on the Pakistani side and his body dragged to the Indian side?

I had written that the original stat.ement of the Indian army did not add up - it was cleaver, no doubt, it was economical - we noticed something suspicions, we fired he was killed -- it did not explain how the two Indians came to be injured -- and the Pakistanis do not even address any injured Indians
Pakistan army has not claimed that he was killed on the Pakistani side -- the claim that civilians saw him in Indian custody is one that will be challenged by the Indian army and media -- Were there Pakistanis on the other side observing? Do they have access to these civilians? Did the interrogation result in a accidental/negligent discharge?

 

[Darth Vader]

RAWALPINDI: The Pakistan Army on Friday condemned what it described as the “inhuman and brutal killing” of one of its soldiers by Indian troops near the de facto Kashmir border – the first deadly exchange since a truce was agreed a month ago.

The Pakistani military condemned the killing, saying the soldier had become lost and crossed the LoC “inadvertently”, and civilians had seen him being questioned by Indians troops.

“We condemn such an inhuman and brutal act of killing of our soldier after he had identified himself and explained his position,” a spokesman of the military’s public relations wing, the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), said.

The ISPR spokesman said that soldier Sepoy Ikhlaq had lost his way between two border posts earlier on Thursday and inadvertently crossed over the LoC in Khoi Ratta sector.

A few civilians at the scene saw the soldier being questioned by the Indians, he said.

“This is not the first such event. We have returned Indian soldiers in the past, who had similarly strayed,” said the spokesman.

He added that the Directors General Military Operations of the two countries spoke on the hotline this morning when the Indian DGMO revealed that the Pakistani soldier had been killed by their troops.

Sepoy Ikhlaq is a resident of Kallar Saydan, 22 years old, and had four years of service, he said.

Meanwhile, the body of the soldier has been handed over to the Pakistani authorities during a flag meeting in Laam Sector on Friday.

The deceased will be laid to rest with full military honour in his native town on Saturday, ISPR sources told the media.

The Pakistani foreign office also condemned the killing, saying that it “goes against the understanding reached between Pakistan and India on speedy return of inadvertent line crossers,” and that the incident had “the potential to further vitiate the atmosphere.”

“Pakistan calls upon the Government of India to carry out a thorough investigation into this unfortunate incident and to ensure that such incidents do not recur,” it said in a statement released Friday evening.

Meanwhile, an Indian army spokesman claimed the Pakistani soldier had been killed in a firefight in which one Indian soldier was also wounded.

“We detected some suspicious movement yesterday near the LoC (Line of Control) inside our territory and the challengers from our side fired and in the ensuing firefight he was killed,” said Lieutenant Colonel Rajesh Kalia, a spokesman for the Indian army’s northern command.

“At that time we did not know he was a Pakistani soldier. We killed an infiltrator,” the spokesman added.

Kalia said India expected to return the body to Pakistani authorities later in the day.

The incident is the first fatal exchange between troops in the region since the two armies agreed a ceasefire on January 16.

A flare-up along the LoC in early January saw a total of five soldiers killed, three from Pakistan and two from India.

The Indian government expressed outrage after it said one of its soldiers was beheaded although the Pakistan Army denied responsibility for the decapitation.

Cross-border trade and transport links were also suspended for several weeks although they have since resumed.

http://dawn.com/2013/02/15/indian-troops-kill-pakistani-soldier-near-loc/

 

[EzioAltaïr]

RAWALPINDI: The Pakistan Army on Friday condemned what it described as the “inhuman and brutal killing” of one of its soldiers by Indian troops near the de facto Kashmir border – the first deadly exchange since a truce was agreed a month ago.

The Pakistani military condemned the killing, saying the soldier had become lost and crossed the LoC “inadvertently”, and civilians had seen him being questioned by Indians troops.

“We condemn such an inhuman and brutal act of killing of our soldier after he had identified himself and explained his position,” a spokesman of the military’s public relations wing, the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), said.

The ISPR spokesman said that soldier Sepoy Ikhlaq had lost his way between two border posts earlier on Thursday and inadvertently crossed over the LoC in Khoi Ratta sector.

A few civilians at the scene saw the soldier being questioned by the Indians, he said.

“This is not the first such event. We have returned Indian soldiers in the past, who had similarly strayed,” said the spokesman.

He added that the Directors General Military Operations of the two countries spoke on the hotline this morning when the Indian DGMO revealed that the Pakistani soldier had been killed by their troops.

Sepoy Ikhlaq is a resident of Kallar Saydan, 22 years old, and had four years of service, he said.

Meanwhile, the body of the soldier has been handed over to the Pakistani authorities during a flag meeting in Laam Sector on Friday.

The deceased will be laid to rest with full military honour in his native town on Saturday, ISPR sources told the media.

The Pakistani foreign office also condemned the killing, saying that it “goes against the understanding reached between Pakistan and India on speedy return of inadvertent line crossers,” and that the incident had “the potential to further vitiate the atmosphere.”

“Pakistan calls upon the Government of India to carry out a thorough investigation into this unfortunate incident and to ensure that such incidents do not recur,” it said in a statement released Friday evening.

Meanwhile, an Indian army spokesman claimed the Pakistani soldier had been killed in a firefight in which one Indian soldier was also wounded.

“We detected some suspicious movement yesterday near the LoC (Line of Control) inside our territory and the challengers from our side fired and in the ensuing firefight he was killed,” said Lieutenant Colonel Rajesh Kalia, a spokesman for the Indian army’s northern command.

“At that time we did not know he was a Pakistani soldier. We killed an infiltrator,” the spokesman added.

Kalia said India expected to return the body to Pakistani authorities later in the day.

The incident is the first fatal exchange between troops in the region since the two armies agreed a ceasefire on January 16.

A flare-up along the LoC in early January saw a total of five soldiers killed, three from Pakistan and two from India.

The Indian government expressed outrage after it said one of its soldiers was beheaded although the Pakistan Army denied responsibility for the decapitation.

Cross-border trade and transport links were also suspended for several weeks although they have since resumed.

Indian troops killed soldier after questioning: Pakistan Army | Pakistan | DAWN.COM

Yeah right. If Pakistan is going to make all this fuss about Kashmir, they can learn to deal with it if we kill one of their soldiers who crosses the border. If he "inadvertently" crossed the border, why would he engage in a firefight?

 

[COLDHEARTED AVIATOR]

In her ‘Confessions of a War Reporter’, published in June 2001 by Himal, a well-known Nepalese magazine, Barkha Dutt recounted how she witnessed a decapitated Pakistani soldier’s head at Kargil. This is what she wrote: “I had to look three times to make sure I was seeing right … “Look again,” said the army colonel, in a tone that betrayed suppressed excitement. This time, I finally saw. It was a head, the disembodied face of a slain soldier nailed onto a tree. “The boys got it as a gift for the brigade,” said the


"‘India-Pakistan:Another Tipping Point‘, Admiral (Retd.) Ramdas, former chief of the Indian Navy said he knew that Indian forces have beheaded Pakistani soldiers in the past."



"Fortunately for you we are not those who carry out beheadings and lateron not return the head" SLAPPPPPPPPPP!

Hahahahaha.....Ghanta Slap!


Here the actual story...During the initial days of Kargil war Lt Saurabh Kalia's body was found mutilated with cigarette marks.A few weeks late a Indian Air Force pilot who had successfully ejected was shot at point blank range.After these incidents only did the IA jawans do the beheading and your Atlantique was shot down.

@Irfan Baloch

Mate you can enlighten yourself also and stop coming up with emotional replies without knowing the entire story of when and how did it start.

@Stealth

SLAAAP or Double SLAAAP??....sorry mate I have a habit of commenting on things I can back up.

 

[Kompromat]

Its, a Despicable act of cowardice which reflects the national character of an evil infested moronic nation of a billion. Their soldiers flying a chopper stray into our territory, we give them food, fuel their heli and kiss them goodbye within 8 hours, our soldier strayes into their territory and is executed after questioning, as if he walked not into the hands of a professional army but a pack of wild dingoes.

Next time a Bharti soldier comes in, kill the SOB, let them see his chita's smoke from the other side of LOC with Russian binoculars, they don't deserve mercy.

 

[EzioAltaïr]

Its, a Despicable act of cowardice which reflects the national character of an evil infested moronic nation of a billion. Their soldiers flying a chopper stray into our territory, we give them food, fuel their heli and kiss them goodbye within 8 hours, our soldier strayes into their territory and is executed after questioning, as if he walked not into the hands of a professional army but a pack of wild dingoes.

What incident is this? I'd like to know about it too.

Next time a Bharti soldier comes in, kill the SOB, let them see his chita's smoke from the other side of LOC with Russian binoculars, they don't deserve mercy.

You fail to mention that the Pakistani soldier engaged in a firefight. It does not count as a brutal killing if you fire at them first.

 

[Ammyy]

Its, a Despicable act of cowardice which reflects the national character of an evil infested moronic nation of a billion. Their soldiers flying a chopper stray into our territory, we give them food, fuel their heli and kiss them goodbye within 8 hours, our soldier strayes into their territory and is executed after questioning, as if he walked not into the hands of a professional army but a pack of wild dingoes.

Next time a Bharti soldier comes in, kill the SOB, let them see his chita's smoke from the other side of LOC with Russian binoculars, they don't deserve mercy.

How can you say that this news is true???

And if we go by same logic then no one can even imagine your true character after beheading of Indian soldier

national character of an evil infested moronic nation