Probably, the poster is ignorant about IAs policy of using women in front line or insurgency hit areas, and we surely don't use any versions of M16, above all they are not IA!!i found this pic here:
http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2009/09/08/worst-sling-design-ever/
its from sep-09
I remember that picture along with many other that accompanied and were tagged with the story when it was happening.All-women BSF battalion to man India, Pak border
Kuldeep Mann, Hindustan Times
Email Author
Attari, September 11, 2009
Armed women guards in combat uniform manned the border with Pakistan on Friday, a first. The Border Security Force (BSF) has been a men's domain for over 62 years. Women from nearby villages gathered to cheer the ladies in uniform. At crossing 104, many of them waited to be frisked by women guards for what would be their first visit to their fields across the barbed fencing since 1988-89.
Gian Kaur, 62, of Roranwala village, was in tears as she glimpsed at her fields after 20 years while she waited to be frisked.
Nine more women of the same village crossed the fencing in quick succession, some with meals for the men at work.
Free movement at the front was curtailed in 1988-89 by raising a barbed fence to keep out Pakistani infiltrators. Henceforth, it became a self-imposed taboo for women to not cross the fencing — raised along 550 km of the Punjab border — where BSF men would have frisked them.
The women's contingent was excited about their sensitive and challenging assignment.
"It is a dream come true for me. I had been looking forward to a posting on the front since my selection in the BSF," said Kiranbir Kaur.
BSF Deputy Inspector General Mohammad Aquil said that beginning with a few points, women would be stationed at all the fencing gates in Punjab in the next two months. They were trained to handle any situation arising at the border, he said. They would be put on day duty to begin with.
Kuldeep Singh, a farmer from Roranwala, said now that their women could lend a hand in their farms across the fencing, labour costs would go down.
If they are indeed terrorists , then I pity the brave soldiers sluggin it out with them.Which Battalion of IA are these soldiers!
Are this soldoers from IA!!! or are these any terror group from Northern India????
they are carrying both INSAS and M-16....
please help me. advanced thanks.......
from Nepal I presumeHow the fvck did they get M16s ? !
Which Battalion of IA are these soldiers!
Are this soldoers from IA!!! or are these any terror group from Northern India????
they are carrying both INSAS and M-16....
please help me. advanced thanks.......
These womans are Nepali Maoists. INSAS is either looted from soldiers of RNA or it has been smuggled into Nepal after looting it from Indian paramilitary. M-16 either from Nepali forces (something which i doubt) or it is Chinese CQ 5.56.Which Battalion of IA are these soldiers!
Are this soldoers from IA!!! or are these any terror group from Northern India????
they are carrying both INSAS and M-16....
please help me. advanced thanks.......
@RAGE,Are you sure, Kunal bhai? It seems the camo is a little bit different, if you can show me a pic of Nepalese women soldiers with the same rifle butt sticker, I'll believe you.
The patch belong to particular SF regiment ( Same as RR ) or branch, not every Nepali solider`s gun have the same marking..
The RNA also use G36 and M14A4 with M4..
They are Maoist cadres dude. The M-16s that are Chinese-copies of the original and semi-automatic. INSAS are the ones that Maoists obtained from raiding remote security posts. This IS NOT Army.Which Battalion of IA are these soldiers!
Are this soldoers from IA!!! or are these any terror group from Northern India????
they are carrying both INSAS and M-16....
please help me. advanced thanks.......
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