Indian Counter Terror Operations Pictures & Discussions

[Anikastha]

Inhe Kashmir Chahiye.

can't see the video....
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[Brood Father]

One more stone pelter down.

You have stones , we have bullets
Don't cry like a mule , if you have guts to throw stones have guts to take bullets
But then again "Victim card is best defence when you are a coward"

 

[lcafanboy]

can't see the video....
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reposting it if still can't watch go to youtube link but do watch very funny.

 

[rrrajesh.yadav]

Pics of the helmets currentlty in use by the SF.

How efficient are they..? There protection level..?

 

[AbRaj]

Army using drones and blasting houses inwhich terrorists are holed up.

Only if the drone should have

 

[COLDHEARTED AVIATOR]

Shoot all the mofus who try to help the terrorirsts.

We cannot convince jihadis and their supporters.

 

[ALOK31]

Sent from my Redmi Note 4

 

[Welcome]

UP SWAT

A SWAT with NO special weapons and tactics

 

[Ancient Indian]

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[hardip]

1 LET pig name Jehangir Gani killed by security forces .

achha to aaj ye suvar IA ki goliyon se bhun diya gayaaaaa.........

 

[ezsasa]

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i am liking this tactic of getting the tangos to talk to their families, basically give them every chance possible.
@Bornubus @Kunal Biswas This used to happen before?

 

[indiandefencefan]

Guys which drone is this Express Tribune article talking about ??
@Kunal Biswas @Bornubus @abingdonboy

https://tribune.com.pk/story/1350189/india-deploys-us-made-drones-loc/

India 'deployes US-made drones' at LOC

ISLAMABAD:

India has deployed US-manufactured drones along the Line of Control (LoC) in the disputed Himalayan state of Kashmir region against Pakistan in a development strategic and defence experts warn will destabilise the region.


Although India is keeping mum on the deployment, sources in Pakistan disclosed that the surveillance drones with night-vision cameras have been deployed in Poonch and Rajouri sectors along the LoC.

India violates ceasefire along LoC

“The data centre of these drones has been established in Srinagar for monitoring and dissemination of information to deployed troops,” sources added.

What is significant about the deployment is that it will not only add to the already tense relationship between Pakistan and India but also complicate ties between Islamabad and Washington.

Pakistan is upset over the development due to the fact that the United States has refused to supply similar drones to Islamabad despite repeated requests.

“It is a matter of grave concern,” said former ambassador Ali Sarwar Naqvi. He said Washington and New Delhi had signed a strategic partnership pact during President Barack Obama’s term and India has possibly acquired the US drones under that agreement.

He suggested that the Pakistan government raise the issue with the US but at the same time take appropriate measures to pre-empt any negative fallout of the deployment of drones along the LoC.

India has been using surveillance drones supplied by Israel.

In July 2016, Pakistan shot down an Indian ‘spy drone’ near the LoC in a sign of the decades-old tension between the nuclear-armed neighbours. “The spy drone was being used for aerial photography,” the military’s media wing said at the time.

But India’s access to US-manufactured unmanned aerial vehicles is a real worry for Pakistan.

Defence analysts caution that supply of armed drones to India can further speed up an arms race in the region and also push the two hostile neighbours closer to a military conflict.

Pakistan apprehensive of US-India defence deal

In recent years, the Indian military establishment has been actively pursuing programs to conduct swift and limited attacks against Pakistan, and acquiring armed drones is a part of New Delhi’s defence strategy.

For Lt Gen (retd) Talat Masood, who once headed the Pakistan Ordnance Factories that supply arms and ammunition to the military, deployment of drones would significantly increase the risk of war between Pakistan and India.

“The drones, which can reach anywhere in Pakistan, obviously can heighten tensions and increase the risk of a conflagration,” he told The Express Tribune.

The development came at a time when tension between Pakistan and India is running at an all-time high. The two states were close to a limited war when India claimed that its special forces had conducted ‘surgical strikes’ in Azad Kashmir in the wake of a deadly attack on its military base in Uri in September last year.

Pakistan dismissed the claim as baseless and said India just staged a farcical drama to divert global attention from a popular uprising in Occupied Kashmir.

The United States has dislodged Russia as the top arms supplier to India. New Delhi is also on the cusp of sealing a US nuclear reactor deal worth billions of dollars.

In return, Washington has given New Delhi access to high-end military technology, such as a new system to launch planes off aircraft carriers, and leaned on other countries to back India’s membership in the Missile Technology Control Regime, which cleared the way for the sale of the unarmed Predator.

India’s military has also asked for the armed version of the Predator to help target alleged militant camps in Pakistan but US export control laws prohibit such a transfer.

In September, the US reportedly backed India’s membership in the Missile Technology Control Regime, a prerequisite for buying the drones, followed by a letter from the Indian air force to the San Diego-based General Atomics, conveying its willingness to purchase the Avenger.

The Avengers can fly for 18 hours, carry 3,500 pounds of munitions and reach an altitude of 50,000 feet which will surpass Pakistan’s more limited in range and payload drone series. India’s request for 22 Predator Guardian drones was made in June, 2016.

Published in The Express Tribune, March 9th, 2017.

 

[pruthvi24]

yes and this should be recorded and made public for viewing along with locals attacking our army convoys which
would counter propaganda of urban naxals squatting in Delhi and other parts

i am liking this tactic of getting the tangos to talk to their families, basically give them every chance possible.
@Bornubus @Kunal Biswas This used to happen before?

 

[ezsasa]

Guys which drone is this Express Tribune article talking about ??
@Kunal Biswas @Bornubus @abingdonboy

https://tribune.com.pk/story/1350189/india-deploys-us-made-drones-loc/

India 'deployes US-made drones' at LOC

ISLAMABAD:

India has deployed US-manufactured drones along the Line of Control (LoC) in the disputed Himalayan state of Kashmir region against Pakistan in a development strategic and defence experts warn will destabilise the region.


Although India is keeping mum on the deployment, sources in Pakistan disclosed that the surveillance drones with night-vision cameras have been deployed in Poonch and Rajouri sectors along the LoC.

India violates ceasefire along LoC

“The data centre of these drones has been established in Srinagar for monitoring and dissemination of information to deployed troops,” sources added.

What is significant about the deployment is that it will not only add to the already tense relationship between Pakistan and India but also complicate ties between Islamabad and Washington.

Pakistan is upset over the development due to the fact that the United States has refused to supply similar drones to Islamabad despite repeated requests.

“It is a matter of grave concern,” said former ambassador Ali Sarwar Naqvi. He said Washington and New Delhi had signed a strategic partnership pact during President Barack Obama’s term and India has possibly acquired the US drones under that agreement.

He suggested that the Pakistan government raise the issue with the US but at the same time take appropriate measures to pre-empt any negative fallout of the deployment of drones along the LoC.

India has been using surveillance drones supplied by Israel.

In July 2016, Pakistan shot down an Indian ‘spy drone’ near the LoC in a sign of the decades-old tension between the nuclear-armed neighbours. “The spy drone was being used for aerial photography,” the military’s media wing said at the time.

But India’s access to US-manufactured unmanned aerial vehicles is a real worry for Pakistan.

Defence analysts caution that supply of armed drones to India can further speed up an arms race in the region and also push the two hostile neighbours closer to a military conflict.

Pakistan apprehensive of US-India defence deal

In recent years, the Indian military establishment has been actively pursuing programs to conduct swift and limited attacks against Pakistan, and acquiring armed drones is a part of New Delhi’s defence strategy.

For Lt Gen (retd) Talat Masood, who once headed the Pakistan Ordnance Factories that supply arms and ammunition to the military, deployment of drones would significantly increase the risk of war between Pakistan and India.

“The drones, which can reach anywhere in Pakistan, obviously can heighten tensions and increase the risk of a conflagration,” he told The Express Tribune.

The development came at a time when tension between Pakistan and India is running at an all-time high. The two states were close to a limited war when India claimed that its special forces had conducted ‘surgical strikes’ in Azad Kashmir in the wake of a deadly attack on its military base in Uri in September last year.

Pakistan dismissed the claim as baseless and said India just staged a farcical drama to divert global attention from a popular uprising in Occupied Kashmir.

The United States has dislodged Russia as the top arms supplier to India. New Delhi is also on the cusp of sealing a US nuclear reactor deal worth billions of dollars.

In return, Washington has given New Delhi access to high-end military technology, such as a new system to launch planes off aircraft carriers, and leaned on other countries to back India’s membership in the Missile Technology Control Regime, which cleared the way for the sale of the unarmed Predator.

India’s military has also asked for the armed version of the Predator to help target alleged militant camps in Pakistan but US export control laws prohibit such a transfer.

In September, the US reportedly backed India’s membership in the Missile Technology Control Regime, a prerequisite for buying the drones, followed by a letter from the Indian air force to the San Diego-based General Atomics, conveying its willingness to purchase the Avenger.

The Avengers can fly for 18 hours, carry 3,500 pounds of munitions and reach an altitude of 50,000 feet which will surpass Pakistan’s more limited in range and payload drone series. India’s request for 22 Predator Guardian drones was made in June, 2016.

Published in The Express Tribune, March 9th, 2017.

all in their crazy heads.....

Mini-drones under DTTI failed and bigger drone deal is in a limbo..

That news report is pure speculation

 

[pringles]

The two states were close to a limited war when India claimed that its special forces had conducted ‘surgical strikes’ in Azad Kashmir in the wake of a deadly attack on its military base in Uri in September last year.

Pakistan dismissed the claim as baseless and said India just staged a farcical drama to divert global attention from a popular uprising in Occupied Kashmir.

On one hand it says that both countries came on the verge of war, and in the next line it says that Pakistan dismissed Indian claims of surgical strikes.

That is how Paki inbred brain works.

 

[Bornubus]

Guys which drone is this Express Tribune article talking about ??
@Kunal Biswas @Bornubus @abingdonboy

https://tribune.com.pk/story/1350189/india-deploys-us-made-drones-loc/

We are using a mix of Drones/ Quadcopters depending on the situation or terrain. Don't know which Drone is this Paki is barking about. These are now integral part of 3 tier surveillance Grid of LOC.

Baaz (Similar to RQ 11 Raven)

Netra

Few other Quad Copters

And then these Big Ass Searchers and Heron. You can easily guess the terrain

 

[Bornubus]

i am liking this tactic of getting the tangos to talk to their families, basically give them every chance possible.
@Bornubus @Kunal Biswas This used to happen before?

Most importantly now no human right BS or court can say that it's a fake encounter.

 

[Screambowl]

It's high time India should get UCAV ASAP and deploy them in Kashmir.

 

[Kunal Biswas]

Few of those tracked once would prove real gud for transporting wounded and troops in different location during fierce encounters ..

 

[Ancient Indian]

It's getting out of hand. It's time to start our own labour camps. That is the only language they understand. Then we have so many bleeding hearts at home. Such a f*ckd up country we are.

Army should push Human Rights violation threshold. I really want to see what the so called liberals can do, if Army kills these mobs.

These kasmhmir muslims killed thousands of Kashmir Pandits and raped their women. But still, if we kill even few of the rioters, most people here will bleed their heart for these savages.

We have to restrain the media and pull everything under national security umbrella. Stupid policy makers wasted 70 years in building robust institutes. India is only country which neglects it own people and its institutes and preaches virtues on global platform. Naive Nehru and his policies stunted India to eternity.

@Indx TechStyle how will you solve this situation, dude? Do you have any practical solution to solve this radical mob issues in valley.