The Kargil War

[Ashutosh Lokhande]

pak-india death ratio was 300:1700

 

[Zebra]

Defence News - Kargil was in response to India's role in creation of Bangladesh

 

[Ray]

Defence News - Kargil was in response to India's role in creation of Bangladesh

Musharraf is in a bind.

The Army has abandoned him to his own fate and luck with the court cases and the Judiciary is at his jugular.

He has to use emotive issues alive so that he does not swing at the end of the gallows noose.

 

[mcomuniti]

No more war, bring peace between this two giant India and Pakistan. I have a group for this reason, you can support by joining this group: mycomuniti.com/group/india-with-pakistan

 

[Hari Sud]

No more war, bring peace between this two giant India and Pakistan. I have a group for this reason, you can support by joining this group: mycomuniti.com/group/india-with-pakistan

When did Pakistan become a giant?

 

[blueblood]

When did Pakistan become a giant?

When Muhammad bin Qasim came to Sindh. Dude you need to learn some history, the "real" one.

 

[Hari Sud]

Mohammed Bin Qasim came 1300 years back, at that time there was no Pakistan. Let alone Pakistan, there were no Muslim. Conversion started later, that too in Sindh province of India. Prior to that Qasim's master in Baghdad made three attempts to occupy Sindh. Each was unsuccessful.

At one tenth the size of India, Pakistan is a little guy of the world with limited future.

Did you get a history lesson now or you need more.

 

[blueblood]

Mohammed Bin Qasim came 1300 years back, at that time there was no Pakistan. Let alone Pakistan, there were no Muslim. Conversion started later, that too in Sindh province of India. Prior to that Qasim's master in Baghdad made three attempts to occupy Sindh. Each was unsuccessful.

At one tenth the size of India, Pakistan is a little guy of the world with limited future.

Did you get a history lesson now or you need more.

 

[Redhawk]

When did Pakistan become a giant?

Yeah, I'm glad you brought that up. I was wondering that myself when I read that post. I have to come to regard Pakistan as a rather tall pygmy.

 

[SADAKHUSH]

What are you trying to prove by posting this link? It only reveals the lies perpetrated by their Politicians and Military brass.

 

[blueblood]

What are you trying to prove by posting this link? It only reveals the lies perpetrated by their Politicians and Military brass.

Which is the answer to the question "When did Pak became a giant?". Pakistani lunacy dictates that it was a giant like no other. Just.......... just give it a rest man.

 

[blueblood]

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[bennedose]

Yesterday was the 16th anniversary of the brutal killing of sq leader Ajay Ahuja after he bailed out from his stricken MiG 21 in the Kargil war.

Here is my tribute to him and other heroes of that war

 

[Kunal Biswas]

Rest In Peace ..

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[cobra commando]

The Forgotten Story of the First Indian Air Force Women Pilots Who Flew in the Kargil War Zone

 

[flamboyant]

Yesterday was the 16th anniversary of the brutal killing of sq leader Ajay Ahuja after he bailed out from his stricken MiG 21 in the Kargil war.

Here is my tribute to him and other heroes of that war

In the year 2000,I had a chanced meeting with a mirage pilot who was involved in the Kargil operation.It was a long discussion.He also told about how Flt Lt Nachiketa's went down and his ordeal in captivity.All I can say here for sure is ,Pakistan lost no less than 5000 soldiers in the joint operation of Indian army and air force
Musharraf blabbering on TV channels about Pak's achievements in Kargil conflict is pure BS.Kind of losses of resources that Pak army has suffered in this conflict is astonishing yet Musharraf has the audacity to talk like the way he does on TV channels.
As for Sqn Ldr Ahuja,I have seen him from very close as (for a brief period though) we lived on first floor(Dads service accomodation) while Ahuja's lived on the ground floor.I have a very interesting incident to narrate which tells a lot about this man. Thats for some other time...

 

[FRYCRY]

Pakistan army was only fighting a proxy war with the terrorists in the front line. When they are even scared to fight a normal war, how will they dare to use nuclear weapons.

If they had used nuclear weapons. UN would have lost two members
1) India for creating a rain of nuclear missiles over Pakistan.
2) Pakistan, because UN could not find that nation anymore.

Jai Hind

 

[Bornubus]

Pakistan army was only fighting a proxy war with the terrorists in the front line. When they are even scared to fight a normal war, how will they dare to use nuclear weapons.

If they had used nuclear weapons. UN would have lost two members
1) India for creating a rain of nuclear missiles over Pakistan.
2) Pakistan, because UN could not find that nation anymore.

Jai Hind

India is the only country in the world which is blessed by Warrior Rajput, Jat, Gujjar, Naga, Gorkha etc with a war history of thousands of Years.

Paki Army is just made of inbred terrorist with no history and easily open their legs without resistance.

In Kargil, where a normal man find it hard to breathe properly our troops scale those 80 deg inclined height with battle load.


In kargil there were 3 enemies - Pakis, weather and Heights.

 

[Screambowl]

@1:52:10 some videos recorded during actual assault on Khalubar by 1/11 Gurkha

Jai Ma kali ayo gurkhali, Soldiers cheering with Tiranga, exactly after a successful assault on pakis. @1:59:30

 

[Kunal Biswas]

आओ जुककर करें सलाम उन्हें जिनका यह मुकाम आता है,
बड़े ख़ुश नसीब होते है वो लोग जिनका लहू वतन के काम आता है!

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Gud brain storming ..