India Pakistan conflict along LoC and counter terrorist operations

[Sentimental Patriot]

An interesting video

 

[fire starter]

He is from the same group of 4 SSG commandos who were killed in failed BAT attempt in LOC few days ago.

 

[Vishalreddy3]

 

[Vishalreddy3]

 

[Pulakeshin]

This is a must watch !!

But why are our soldiers going towards him instead of letting him come towards them. What if this was a trap and some terrorists are hiding nearby and suddenly start shooting? We really should take more precaution while dealing with these people. People's lives are at stake and one mistake and suddenly you lose soldiers. I am really not too impressed with the way we handled things over here. We should be more professional and precautious.

 

[FalconSlayers]

But why are our soldiers going towards him instead of letting him come towards them. What if this was a trap and some terrorists are hiding nearby and suddenly start shooting? We really should take more precaution while dealing with these people. People's lives are at stake and one mistake and suddenly you lose soldiers. I am really not too impressed with the way we handled things over here. We should be more professional and precautious.

He removed his T-Shirt, plus the soldiers behind were well ready.

 

[Pulakeshin]

He removed his T-Shirt, plus the soldiers behind were well ready.

Yeah but these are suicidal people. They won't hesitate in giving their lives just to take lives of few soldiers.

 

[Pulakeshin]

Yeah but these are suicidal people. They won't hesitate in giving their lives just to take lives of few soldiers.

And it's better to kill them instead of giving them 2nd chances. Or if you are going to give them 2nd chances, please don't throw caution to the wind.

 

[Maharaj samudragupt]

And it's better to kill them instead of giving them 2nd chances. Or if you are going to give them 2nd chances, please don't throw caution to the wind.

2 chance should be given bandhu .
But precaution was certainly lacking here but not too much.
The soldier asked him to wear his pants and remove his jersey and then come forward .

 

[mist_consecutive]

But why are our soldiers going towards him instead of letting him come towards them. What if this was a trap and some terrorists are hiding nearby and suddenly start shooting? We really should take more precaution while dealing with these people. People's lives are at stake and one mistake and suddenly you lose soldiers. I am really not too impressed with the way we handled things over here. We should be more professional and precautious.

And it's better to kill them instead of giving them 2nd chances. Or if you are going to give them 2nd chances, please don't throw caution to the wind.

2 chance should be given bandhu .
But precaution was certainly lacking here but not too much.
The soldier asked him to wear his pants and remove his jersey and then come forward .

He was practically surrounded by all sides. I noticed the presence of soldiers from at least 8o clock, 11 - 12o clock (see in the bushes far ahead when he comes and sits down), and also 6o clock where Jahangir (terrorist) was coming.
The situation is what is called getting trapping in the cordon. The terrorist sensed he is seconds away from his death, and practically dropped his pants (to show he has no weapon / IED attached to him) and surrendered (the platoon ldr asks him to pull-up his pants).

So what would have happened if this was a trap?

• Let's say he comes close and immediately pulls a small weapon (pistol / SMG) from his pants - His quick reaction will get him shot nearly instantly. Remember every soldier here has a loaded AK with fingers on the trigger and there will be no liability for killing the terrorist.
  
  
• Some terrorists hiding in the bushes spring up - The bait (terrorist in front) will still get shot instantly. The ambush will be dealt with by the platoon at 8'o clock and 12'o clock. Nothing fancy really, ambushes are tough bitches to handle anyway.

In general, I don't see any SoP violation or blunder.

 

[Tactical Doge]

He was practically surrounded by all sides. I noticed the presence of soldiers from at least 8o clock, 11 - 12o clock (see in the bushes far ahead when he comes and sits down), and also 6o clock where Jahangir (terrorist) was coming.
The situation is what is called getting trapping in the cordon. The terrorist sensed he is seconds away from his death, and practically dropped his pants (to show he has no weapon / IED attached to him) and surrendered (the platoon ldr asks him to pull-up his pants).

So what would have happened if this was a trap?

• Let's say he comes close and immediately pulls a small weapon (pistol / SMG) from his pants - His quick reaction will get him shot nearly instantly. Remember every soldier here has a loaded AK with fingers on the trigger and there will be no liability for killing the terrorist.
  
  
• Some terrorists hiding in the bushes spring up - The bait (terrorist in front) will still get shot instantly. The ambush will be dealt with by the platoon at 8'o clock and 12'o clock. Nothing fancy really, ambushes are tough bitches to handle anyway.

In general, I don't see any SoP violation or blunder.

We hear the officer telling his men to cut the C.Os call,
Seems a little rambo-like decision,
Won't there be consequences to that action

 

[Maharaj samudragupt]

We hear the officer telling his men to cut the C.Os call,
Seems a little rambo-like decision,
Won't there be consequences to that action

I dont think so

 

[Vishalreddy3]

 

[Sanglamorre]

Ha, aur karo renovation Porki soldier ki grave ki. Yehi Milne wali hai.

 

[Vishalreddy3]

 

[Mikel]

We hear the officer telling his men to cut the C.Os call,
Seems a little rambo-like decision,
Won't there be consequences to that action

A phone call is different from a radio comm. I don't think there's anything wrong with it.

 

[Vishalreddy3]

 

[indiatester]

Our guys might be feeling like the non striker when the one on crease is hitting pakis in big numbers daily

 

[ezsasa]

We hear the officer telling his men to cut the C.Os call,
Seems a little rambo-like decision,
Won't there be consequences to that action

he immediately called back his commander once situation is under control, it’s there in the same video.

 

[AZTEC]

But why are our soldiers going towards him instead of letting him come towards them. What if this was a trap and some terrorists are hiding nearby and suddenly start shooting? We really should take more precaution while dealing with these people. People's lives are at stake and one mistake and suddenly you lose soldiers. I am really not too impressed with the way we handled things over here. We should be more professional and precautious.

As soon as the boy realized that he was outnumbered, uski g@@nd fat ke haat me aa gayi. So he decided to surrender.

The Indian Army apparently knew that the boy was alone. When they realized that the boy was genuinely scared, they made him go naked to verify whether he was a suicide bomber or not. After this verification, army offered the 2nd chance to the boy. Happy ending.