Pakistan military shoots down Indian 'spy drone'

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No thanks, no shyt consuming animals on my menu. Fresh Beef Shami Kabab, Beef Nehari or Beef Biryani will do.

Nothing above a fresh veil bbq, yummy :)

The place where you are living Pigs are fed with normal stuff which Goats eat.

So eat the Pigs and who say thanks to Allah as they are fed with good stuff.
 

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The place where you are living Pigs are fed with normal stuff which Goats eat.

So eat the Pigs and who say thanks to Allah as they are fed with good stuff.
Nothing above a fresh bloody and juicy beef T-bone Steak or Entrecote, yummie yunmie :)

Thank Allah for all the beef I'll have :)
 

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Back to topic guys. Why Pak has not release more pics and serial number?
 

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Back to topic guys. Why Pak has not release more pics and serial number?
They have their foot in mouth.One has to create 100 lies to support 1 lie. :rofl:

Poor Paki on this forum is not talking on topic....since Pakis got busted yet again.

btw I heard MODI saying Pakis would get a reply.

Seems like Pakis are looking to pick a fight again... last time they got their bunkers busted with big guns and showed white flags and ran to UN crying ---> "India maar raha hai... bachao UN" and UN said "Please solve it bilaterally and gtfo". :gtfo:

Poor Pakis and their puppet Democracy. :lol:
 

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India is quite unambiguous about its weapon systems, rather every procurement gets discussed and debated to laborious lengths. No one has seen this toy drone being used by InA. Not only that one of the expert was saying that the cameras has quite limited range to record activities in such low visibility terrain. No one is InA would dare to spend money of use such primitive toy drone which is good for covering urban traffic and festivals/jalsa etc.
 

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MOD EDIT: Stick to the Topic. Do Not derail the thread.
 
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Diplomacy between India, Pakistan hit by China-made 'spy' drone: All you need to know



Just days after Prime Minister Narendra Modi held bilateral talks with his Pakistani counterpart Nawaz Sharif in Ufa, Russia, tensions are on the rise in the India-Pakistan border with repeated ceasefire violations.

After the Pakistani Rangers fired at BSF outposts in Jammu on Wednesday in two separate incidents, there were reports of an alleged Indian drone infiltrating Pakistani airspace later on the same day. The Pakistan army shot down the drone and claimed that it was aimed at 'spying'.
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What Pakistan said

The Pakistan army shot down the said drone and claimed that it was a 'spy' which was being used for aerial photography near the Line of Control. The Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR), in a brief statement, said the Indian drone was brought down near the Line of Control in Bhimber area of Pakistan occupied Kashmir.

What India said

The Indian Army, however, rejected the claims of any spying and said that drone didn't belong to India. A spokesperson of the Indian Army said: "Some reports of a drone crash in PoK are being referred to. No drone or UAV crash of the Indian Army has taken place." An Indian Air Force spokesperson also denied that any of their drone has been brought down.

According to an IBNLive report, Intelligence sources have said that the drone in the picture is a Chinese made DJI Phantom 3, and that India doesn't buy any drones from China. The source also called Pakistan's claim bizarre and said that India would respond through appropriate diplomatic channels.

What Congress said:

Even the Congress stepped in to term Pakistan's act as ‘vengeance’ and added that the agreement between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his counterpart Nawaz Sharif has not been accepted by the army or the people of the country, over the recent ceasefire violations in Jammu and Kashmir.

“Pakistan is acting with vengeance. The agreement arrived between the Prime Ministers of both the countries has not been accepted by the army the people of Pakistan,” said Congress leader P.C Chacko.

Diplomatic reactions

On Thursday, Pakistan summoned India's High Commissioner to Foreign Office in Islamabad and lodged strong protest over "air space violation" by the alleged Indian "spy" drone near the Line of Control and "ceasefire violation". High Commissioner TCA Raghavan was called to the Foreign Office by Foreign Secretary Aizaz Ahmad Chaudhry to lodge the protest over air space violation at Banchirian Sector near LoC yesterday, said a statement issued by the Foreign Office.

This summons come on the back of India lodging a protest with the Pakistan High Commission after another violation by Pakistani Rangers in Jammu on Thursday, which lead to further exchange of fire between them and BSF jawans.

According to TV reports, the Indian envoy has made it clear that Pakistan was the first to shoot and that the Indian forces responded to their initial firirng.

The IBNLive report states that, "pressure groups and Army including the ISI seem to be putting pressure on the Nawaz Sharif government not to go ahead with talks." It also quotes sources in the Indian government saying that the attacks by Pakistan are not a coincidence but a deliberate attempt to derail the peace process.

Made in China drone

Meanwhile, there are certain reports that allege that the spy drone belonged to Pakistan and not India. Media reports claimed that such drones are used by the Pakistan Police to monitor traffic, thereby opening up the possibility of the Pakistan Army having shot down one of its own drones.

A report in Zee said Phantom drones can be bought off the shelf by anyone, including civilians – it's of little use for the military.

In July, another drone had crashed near the working boundary in Shakargarh sector, which was taken into custody by Pakistani security forces. The drone was operated by Pakistan Rangers, it was later clarified.

Earlier in May, a pigeon which crossed the Indo-Pak border into India's Pathankot area was captured and detained for being a 'suspected spy'.

http://www.firstpost.com/politics/t...n-have-said-about-the-aerial-spy-2345634.html
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Check out the TWEET by Pakistan Security Anal ist. Zaid Hameed (TBUH)

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Looks like the usual Pak Army stuff. They shoot from hip without checking facts.I remember on of the missile test was told to be successful untill its parts landed on poor Pakistani villages, when asked PA said its parts fell on predefined area.....lol.

Now they shot down their own UAV without checking, they took credit that it they shot Indian UAV......lol
 

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Sometime I fell if we should feel pity on mad/insane Pak or get scared, as one should be of insane/mad person.
 

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Chinese Company DJI Denies Selling Drones to Indian Government
The Chinese company DJI which manufactured the drone that was taken down by Pakistan said that the drones were not sold to any government bodies. DJI in a statement given to Delhi-based English daily said that the drone is meant for weddings, films and other commercial events only.

http://idrw.org/chinese-company-dji-denies-selling-drones-to-indian-government/

“We do not sell directly to government bodies, though it is possible for them to buy from our website or via local sellers. DJI is focused on the creative and innovative uses of drones. We are proud that our products have been used for a wide range of applications including film making, agriculture, wedding photography, real estate, firefighting and search and rescue… That said, military and security applications are not a focus for us,” Spokesperson for DJI, Micheal Perry said.

There are only two authorized dealers Mayank Chachra and Ameet Nichani selling DJI’s products and both of them said that the Indian Army never approached them for buying a drone.

According to Mayank whose based in Delhi suggested that the drone was just a ‘toy’ and its specs is not suitable for military operations. Its total battery life is just 15 minutes and has a line-of-sight range of 200-300 metres.

Pakistan summoned the Indian envoy yesterday to Foreign Office claiming violation of its territory by an alleged Indian “spy” drone which was being used for aerial photography near the Line of Control (LoC).

The Indian Army as well as the Indian Air Force, however, denied that any of their drone has been shot down or crashed.

Days after India and Pakistan agreed to re-engage, fresh strains surfaced in the ties yesterday after Pakistan Rangers violated the ceasefire twice by resorting to firing and mortar shelling in the Akhnoor sector in which a woman was killed and six others, including two BSF jawans, were injured.
 

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^ Lol The desperation with which these Pakistanis go to cry wolf. It should be easy to find who bought that toy using serial number and contacting the company. Its wonder how common people maintain their sanity over there.. or really do they?.
 

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@Mods please shift this half baked bogus news article to the Pakistani Lies and Denial thread. The latest report by TOI has stated that it was a Chinese drone.

Drone shot down in Pakistan made in China: Chinese state media


BEIJING: In an embarrassing disclosure for Pakistan, Chinese official media on Saturday reported that the "spy" drone Pakistani army shot down along the LoC, claiming it belonged to Indian security forces, was made in China.

The drone was "recognised in Beijing as the Chinese made DJI phantom 3," the ruling Communist Party of China (CPC)-run People's Daily said in a report on its website.


Quoting Shanghai-based Observer website, the report said that the Phantom 3 advanced drone represents the most intelligent, most powerful, and most accessible drone to date.

Observer says the drone sells for USD 1,200 each. DJI is a Chinese technology company founded in 2006 by Frank Wang and headquartered in Shenzhen, Guangdong.

The firm manufactures commercial and recreational unmanned aerial vehicles for aerial photography and videography, it said.

The People's Daily report confirming the Chinese identity of the drone may put Pakistan military in a spot considering the close and strategic ties between Islamabad and Beijing.

The Indian Army and the Indian Air Force (IAF) had already denied the allegations.


Questioning the Pakistani allegations, foreign secretary S Jaishankar had said the "photograph of the drone in question indicates that it's not of Indian design, nor of any UAV (unmanned aerial vehicle) category held in the inventory of the Indian armed forces.
"It appears to be of Chinese design, and is commercially available off-the-shelf."
India's rebuttal came as tension escalated along the LoC, following firing and mortar shelling by Pakistani forces. Indian forces have responded to the Pakistani action.

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http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...-Chinese-state-media/articleshow/48122658.cms
 

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@Neo @Rashna @rock127

Please read the above article.

Paksitaniyon kya toh watt lag gaya hein. :lol:

As I asked to MODS earlier the title needs to be changed.

DFI should not be SEO'd for wrong title from search.

Pakis are filling internet with wrong info in bulk. :dude:
 

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Read what's been posted earlier before jumping to conclusions genius.

You IDIOT PAKIS are caught telling lies 982145654545th time.... now even China embarrassed you. :rofl:

Sharam and Pakis are light years apart.

Pakis are a Behaya and Besharam kaum.
 

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@Mods please shift this half baked bogus news article to the Pakistani Lies and Denial thread. The latest report by TOI has stated that it was a Chinese drone.

Drone shot down in Pakistan made in China: Chinese state media


BEIJING: In an embarrassing disclosure for Pakistan, Chinese official media on Saturday reported that the "spy" drone Pakistani army shot down along the LoC, claiming it belonged to Indian security forces, was made in China.

The drone was "recognised in Beijing as the Chinese made DJI phantom 3," the ruling Communist Party of China (CPC)-run People's Daily said in a report on its website.


Quoting Shanghai-based Observer website, the report said that the Phantom 3 advanced drone represents the most intelligent, most powerful, and most accessible drone to date.

Observer says the drone sells for USD 1,200 each. DJI is a Chinese technology company founded in 2006 by Frank Wang and headquartered in Shenzhen, Guangdong.

The firm manufactures commercial and recreational unmanned aerial vehicles for aerial photography and videography, it said.

The People's Daily report confirming the Chinese identity of the drone may put Pakistan military in a spot considering the close and strategic ties between Islamabad and Beijing.

The Indian Army and the Indian Air Force (IAF) had already denied the allegations.


Questioning the Pakistani allegations, foreign secretary S Jaishankar had said the "photograph of the drone in question indicates that it's not of Indian design, nor of any UAV (unmanned aerial vehicle) category held in the inventory of the Indian armed forces.
"It appears to be of Chinese design, and is commercially available off-the-shelf."
India's rebuttal came as tension escalated along the LoC, following firing and mortar shelling by Pakistani forces. Indian forces have responded to the Pakistani action.

Link-

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...-Chinese-state-media/articleshow/48122658.cms
as usual Pakis have this habit of getting emotional and barking without looking at the ground realities, they are good at ignoring truth, propagating lies, and taking U turns. I say India should demand proper explanation for trying to defame it. but again all this drone drama was done to flare up LOC and IB firings.

and if Pakis are unaware of this chinese drone in their land and its operator, then they should seriously look for the reasons for the drone to be there, may be their bigger than Himalaya brother is scouting for extra land to add to their territory.
 

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