India Pakistan conflict along LoC and counter terrorist operations

[Echelon Four]

"Therefore, by afternoon on February 27, the IAF and PAF had two all-new taskings. For the IAF, it was all about securing the immediate and unconditional release of Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman, while for the PAF it was all about trying to convince Pakistan’s domestic audience that its conventional deterrent posture had indeed produced the desired results. The Govt of India used the back-channels established by the Prime Minister’s Office with POTUS Donald Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner and with the ruling royal family of the United Arab Emirates to convey to Pakistan its 1-point demand about Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman’s immediate and unconditional release (a fully justified demand since Abhinandan’s MiG-21 Bison was shot down while conducting a purely defensive air operation, and his flight was neither intended nor armed for causing any material damage to life or property on the ground and hence did not qualify as an aggression-driven mission). India also conveyed that any attempt by Pakistan to either refuse to or delay the release of Abhinandan within 48 hours will result in the IAF conducting pulverising air-strikes lasting up to a week against all eight Brigades of the 60,000-strong, PoK-based Mujahid Force that comes under the command of the Pakistan Army’s (PA) Rawalpindi HQed X Corps. The Mujahid Force exists as irregular combatants and owes allegiance to the ‘Azad Kashmir Regiment’, which has 32 Infantry Battalions distributed among 8 Brigades. The 1 AK Brigade is located in Muzaffarabad, the 2 AK Brigade in Rawalakot, the 3 AK Brigade in Kotli (has an area of responsibility located opposite to the Rajouri, Poonch, Naushera and Sunderbani sectors), the 4 AK Brigade in Bandli, the 5 AK Brigade in Dhani, the 6 AK Brigade in Bagh, the 7 AK Brigade in Bhimber, and the 32 AK Brigade in Kel. The Mujahid Force comprises the 640, 641, 647, 652, 654, 655, 815, 834, 841, and 886 Battalions of the PA. The 656 Battalion is the Mujahid Force Training Centre at Bhimber.



For Pakistan, the Indian demand and threat posed a double whammy: how could the PAF justify its claim of having restored credible conventional deterrence vis-à-vis the IAF on February 27 if just a short while later it was seen unable to prevent the IAF from decimating the eight AK Brigades that were forward-deployed in PoK along the LoC, especially at a time when the PAF’s POL stockpiles were way below its 20-day general service aviation fuel reserves and consequently, at best, the PAF would have ceased to be an effective fighting force after the first four days of intensive flying under war-like conditions? Only later did become known that it was this very reason that caused Pakistan to extend the ban on its airspace for all India-origin commercial flights till June 28, 2020—this being the only way of minimising the quantum of CAP sorties required to be flown by the PAF along the IB, WB and LoC."

Full article: http://trishul-trident.blogspot.com/2020/10/pakistani-falsehoods-finally-exposed-by.html?m=1

Request everyone to read it & spread.

 

[Vishalreddy3]

Another Chinese junk recovered.

Hey man, why say junk?? Still better than most of what our police and forest guards use!!!! I am still have we get free firearms every month and it's like Christmas arrives early with presents!!

 

[Vishalreddy3]

Whats more shocking is an

wait! Is that an AK-105?
View attachment 64817

Man I have literally seen M4A1s, AK-103s, AKS-74Us, Type-56, Darra Made guns and even QBZ-95s and now add AK-105 to the list also.
@Unknowncommando 2 @fire starter @Haldilal @airtel @Vishal reddy @Bleh see this!

Yes it's the 5.56 version of AK103 used by spetsnaz units of Russia!!

 

[pankaj nema]

More Secrets will come out soon

Doosra Banda will FINALLY get Recognition

 

[pankaj nema]

This Guy is EX PAF Air Marshal

 

[12arya]

Anti India Pro Jihadi lobby in US has found a new target after Israel — democratic India | Indian Politics

www.indianpolitics.co.in

Anti India Pro Jihadi lobby in US has found a new target after Israel — democratic India

The worldwide Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions, or the BDS movement, against Israel now appears to have found a new target: democratic India. The BDS has been widely denounced as anti-Semitic and hypocritical because it singles out the only Jewish State and the only democracy in the region, Israel, for unique criticism. But now Kashmir is emerging as their new punching bag. The BDS brigade recently claimed that “India’s policies in Kashmir resemble Israel’s settler colonialism,” that “India also borrows methods of repression from Israel,” and also, absurdly, that “the weapons that Israel ‘field-tests’ on Palestinian bodies are today being deployed in Kashmir.”

Nobody has called for a boycott against India. But this kind of comparative language and suggested equivalence is unique and deserves to be flagged.

India the ‘oppressor’
Writing earlier this month in The Muslim Vibe, a media outlet aimed at Western Muslims, commentator Hamzah Zahid made a forceful case about what Muslims in the West must do concerning the issue of Kashmir, the Muslim-majority region long coveted by Pakistan, saying that Kashmir needs to be turned into “a similar vein as the anti-Apartheid, anti-Fascism, and the Palestine movements.”
While Zahid’s pronouncement was unusually specific, there have been campaigns going on for years that propagate similar thought. This campaign does not solely consist of groups with a South Asian origin, such as the Western branches of Jamaat-e-Islami, but of Middle East-linked groups that had previously focused almost solely on Palestine.

In fact, the campaign was underway even before the abrogation of Article 370 of the Indian Constitution. In early 2019, New York-based journalist Azad Essa published an op-ed declaring that “when it comes to Palestine and Kashmir, India and Israel are oppressors-in-arms.” According to Essa, “Free Gaza” and “India Go Home” are the same message to those who champion the cause of separating Kashmir. Essa insists that both the issues surrounding Kashmir and Israel represent the same sort of “settler-colonialism” theme and are, in essence, the same issue.

Increasingly, Western-focused foes of both Israel and India are acting to make Essa’s claims ubiquitous. Painting India as the “oppressor,” as Essa’s op-ed did, just two weeks after a brutal terrorist attack killed 40 Indian security personnel in Pulwama district in the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir, may seem bold. But Israel’s foes in the West, driven largely by theocratic Islamic organisations and their allies on the far-Left, now use this sort of rhetoric as a matter of course.

Indian patriots and Zionists on the same page?
BDS is hardly alone. American Muslims for Palestine (AMP) explicitly claimed that by removing the special status of Kashmir, India was adopting a “Zionist settler-colonialist model,” and that “like Israel, the Indian government has brazenly violated several UN resolutions and human rights conventions,” accusing it of a “brutal crackdown.” They steered their members toward the newly created, shadowy group, Stand with Kashmir (SWK), an entity that frequently lauds terrorists and assorted theocrats as inoffensive and peaceful political actors.

The SWK was quick to ‘return the favour’, quoting an article by Zainab Ramahi, a ‘coordinating member’ of Students for Justice in Palestine, which is heavily funded by AMP and shares a common founder. According to Ramahi, “Hindutva nationalists and Zionists often try to reframe the conflicts,” over Kashmir and the Palestinian territories, as caused by Islamists, which she claims is merely an effort to distract from what she calls “repression” in the name of fighting terrorism.
The countless victims of US-designated terrorist groups such as Hizbul Mujahideen in Kashmir and Hamas in Gaza, go unmentioned.

Not much later, the SWK partnered with AMP to organise a march in San Francisco on Kashmir.
Of course, the South Asian-origin radicals are also part of this push. The Islamic Circle of North America (ICNA), which Professor Vali Nasr of Johns Hopkins states is one of the eight most important franchises of South Asia’s violent Islamist movement Jamaat-e-Islami, a group long dedicated to separating Kashmir from India, worked with the SWK to support protests shortly after the removal of Kashmir’s special status.
But they were not alone. ICNA partnered on these protests with foes of Israel more closely aligned with Middle Eastern Islamist movements, such as the Muslim American Society (MAS), which prosecutors named in 2007 as an “overt arm” of the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood. The Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR), an unindicted co-conspirator in a scheme to fund the Hamas terrorist organisation in the Palestinian territories, founded by Palestinian Nihad Awad, a self-declared supporter of Hamas, also promoted various protests over Kashmir. Awad even spoke at the protest outside India’s embassy.
Islamists, hard Left and their identical argument

The above examples are by no means exhaustive and meant only to illustrate the nearly ubiquitous events, articles, tweets and newsletters of various Islamist groups and their friends on the hard-Left, making identical arguments. These efforts have clear, real-world effects. Decision makers and opinion leaders with significant political power, such as Representative Ilhan Omar (D-MN), are now high-profile opponents of India.
Last year, Omar went out of her way to join a hearing on Human Rights in South Asia, in spite of the fact that she was not a member of the relevant Congressional Subcommittee, to viciously attack Indian reporter and witness Aarti Tikoo Singh, a Kashmiri Pandit exiled from her home by Islamist militants almost 30 years ago, after she suggested Jihadists were at the heart of the problem in Kashmir. Omar used rhetoric closely echoing an article that SWK had published the day before the hearing attacking Singh. Omar later appeared in an interview for the SWK conducted by Professor Mark Lamont Hill, notorious himself for expressing extreme anti-Israel and anti-Semitic rhetoric.

Anti-Israel network politically invaluable for India’s foes
Given that Kashmir is an issue few Americans are intimately familiar with, one might question why this movement would want an ally like Omar. Known for rhetoric so anti-Semitic that it earned her the support of former Ku Klux Klan Grand Dragon David Duke, Omar’s support comes with drawbacks. But the support of Omar, and the broader anti-Israel community, also comes with a built-in constituency, and tailor-made rhetoric to rally supporters. That’s politically invaluable. Indeed, fellow “Squad” member, Representative Rashada Talib (D-MI), an ethnic Palestinian, has joined Omar in supporting the Islamist cause in Kashmir.
Of course, this collaboration is not purely tactical. In significant part, it is ideological. While there are fair-minded critiques of India’s and Israel’s governments, their most steadfast critics are not enlightened advocates of liberty, but theocrats who recognise no higher good than Islamist rule. This is doubly clear upon examining the rhetoric and actions of both Western Islamist organisations and Jihadist groups in both South Asia and the Middle East.

The Indian community has largely been caught flat-footed by this activism campaign. Islamists had a ready-made network, a built-in constituency, and pre-programmed rhetoric to indoctrinate indifferent politicians and a largely naïve public, based on their decades of activism on behalf of the Palestinian cause.
Friends of both Israel and India must work to counter this shockingly effective political activism before it is too late. To do otherwise risks enshrining this inaccurate, but effective, narrative into Western policy.

 

[Underground Soldier]

More Secrets will come out soon

Doosra Banda will FINALLY get Recognition

Lagta hai Bajwa ne meeting me Moot dia

 

[Chandragupt Maurya]

Lagta hai Bajwa ne meeting me Moot dia

Balakot mein kitne Terrorists mare aur 2nd and 3rd pilot kon the ye bhi discuss hua hoga kahin

 

[fire starter]

PKMKB again.

 

[Vishalreddy3]

Where's Goats???

 

[shade]

Where's Goats???

Food imported from China
Clothing from China
Electronics from China
Loans from China
TV shows and movies from Turkey
Remittances from Saudi

par Allah ka shukr hai, football to Pakistan me hi bante hai na?

 

[Vishalreddy3]

E

Food imported from China
Clothing from China
Electronics from China
Loans from China
TV shows and movies from Turkey
Remittances from Saudi

par Allah ka shukr hai, football to Pakistan me hi bante hai na?

Even allah and his ideology is imported from dessert of saudi arabia!! pakis never created or will create anything, except different ways of terrorism!!

 

[shade]

E

Even allah and his ideology is imported from dessert of saudi arabia!! paki created or will create anything, except different ways of terrorism!!

almost a year back i read that Karachi is so filthy that the Waste Management services of the city has been fully outsourced to a Chinese company, i.e Pakeez are too incompetent to even manage garbage disposal of their city

Chinese firm's contract to lift garbage from Karachi's District West restored

KARACHI: The Sindh government has renewed the contract of a Chinese firm to collect municipal trash from Karachi’s District West after the firm guaranteed that it would carry out its responsibilities effectively, The News reported on...

www.geo.tv

 

[fire starter]

E

Even allah and his ideology is imported from dessert of saudi arabia!! pakis never created or will create anything, except different ways of terrorism!!

well the only thing they are exporting is terrorism . you should give them credit in this case.

 

[fire starter]

Where's Goats???

cotton for making sanitary napkins for goats.

 

[Vishalreddy3]

allah uuuuuuuuuu allah!!

 

[Killbot]

Is that a Bulgarian Kalashnikov?

Yeah, probably. Bulgarian or Serbian copy of AKS 74U chambered in 5.45x39mm. Dunno how they were sourced tho, those are super rare outside eastern Europe.

 

[Killbot]

Its an AK-105 or an AK-104 but definitely not an AKS-74U.

Yeah, you're right. Those are practically impossible to get outside Russia.

 

[Vishalreddy3]

Yeah, probably. Bulgarian or Serbian copy of AKS 74U chambered in 5.45x39mm. Dunno how they were sourced tho, those are super rare outside eastern Europe.

To be honest that looks like a utter 3rd grade darra made rifle!! Bulgarian or even Serbian made ones have better quality control and ergonomics.

 

[Sehwag213]