Indian Counter Terror Operations Pictures & Discussions

[WARREN SS]

Indian Army helping Poor Kashmiris living in remote area's.

It's something wahabi mouthpiece Al Jazeera, Iranian Mouthpiece 'Press TV' Racist 'BBC' won't show.

 

[Prashant12]

2 terrorists gunned down by security forces during encounter in Budgam's Hayatpura; encounter still underway.

 

[ezsasa]

2 terrorists gunned down by security forces during encounter in Budgam's Hayatpura; encounter still underway.

Looks like hunting season for the year has started..

 

[SanjeevM]

As we daily hunt for cockroaches in our home and spray hit on them, we should have a network of intelligence gathering to get to these terrorists and our armed forces should eliminate them.

I will be happy if their patrons are also exposed and punished.

 

[ezsasa]

As we daily hunt for cockroaches in our home and spray hit on them, we should have a network of intelligence gathering to get to these terrorists and our armed forces should eliminate them.

I will be happy if their patrons are also exposed and punished.

The fact that encounters are happening in villages prove that there is good intel gathering.

 

[mavles ihctep]

We should ban internet in kashmir.Should implement British era FCR in kashmir.Paki army is still using this laws in FATA

 

[Tarun Kumar]

both dead terrorists were pakis and as usual will be buried in India. These pakis are really cockroaches, we dont mind khatmal maar davai on them. But please dump their bodies in indus river

 

[Vayuputra]

We should ban internet in kashmir.Should implement British era FCR in kashmir.Paki army is still using this laws in FATA

what does fcr stand for? btw do you have any pics of todays killed momins?

 

[Guest]

what does fcr stand for? btw do you have any pics of todays killed momins?

It is feudal type revenge law- If some one from some village or locality is involved in hurting the forces or doing unwanted activities- His whole village or locality will be punished- like demolishing all the houses even If one militant is found from that area-

 

[F-14B]

what does fcr stand for? btw do you have any pics of todays killed momins?

The FCR has its origins in the Murderous Outrages Regulation (FOR) which was enacted by the British Empire to prosecute crimes in British India. The Murderous Outrages Act 1877 was specifically devised to counter the opposition of the Pashtuns to British rule, and their main objective was to protect the interests of the British Empire. The laws are currently applied by the Government of Pakistan to FATA residents.

The Murderous Outrages Regulation was enacted in British India (which includes modern Pakistan) in 1867 to give the government additional powers to prosecute serious crimes such as murder. It was re-enacted in 1873 with minor modifications, and again in 1877 as the "Ghazi Act" for its use in the Pashtun-inhabited frontier districts.[2] The 1893 unilateral demarcation of the Durand Line by the British as the border between Afghanistan and Pakistan, which divided Pashtun tribes across the border, caused further animosity among the Pashtun.[3]

The regulation was found to be inadequate to contain Pashtun opposition to British and government rule. So new acts have been added to it from time to time. The regulation took their present form primarily through the Frontier Crimes Regulation of 1901. In 1947, the then Dominion of Pakistan added the clause that residents can be arrested without specifying the crime

The FCR permits collective punishment of family or tribe members for crimes of individuals.[4][5] It permits punishment to be meted out by unelected tribal jirgas and denies the accused the right to trial by judiciary. Tribal chiefs can also be held responsible for handing over suspects charged by the federal government without specifying an offence. Failure to comply can make the tribal chiefs liable for punishment

 

[ezsasa]

The FCR has its origins in the Murderous Outrages Regulation (FOR) which was enacted by the British Empire to prosecute crimes in British India. The Murderous Outrages Act 1877 was specifically devised to counter the opposition of the Pashtuns to British rule, and their main objective was to protect the interests of the British Empire. The laws are currently applied by the Government of Pakistan to FATA residents.

The Murderous Outrages Regulation was enacted in British India (which includes modern Pakistan) in 1867 to give the government additional powers to prosecute serious crimes such as murder. It was re-enacted in 1873 with minor modifications, and again in 1877 as the "Ghazi Act" for its use in the Pashtun-inhabited frontier districts.[2] The 1893 unilateral demarcation of the Durand Line by the British as the border between Afghanistan and Pakistan, which divided Pashtun tribes across the border, caused further animosity among the Pashtun.[3]

The regulation was found to be inadequate to contain Pashtun opposition to British and government rule. So new acts have been added to it from time to time. The regulation took their present form primarily through the Frontier Crimes Regulation of 1901. In 1947, the then Dominion of Pakistan added the clause that residents can be arrested without specifying the crime

The FCR permits collective punishment of family or tribe members for crimes of individuals.[4][5] It permits punishment to be meted out by unelected tribal jirgas and denies the accused the right to trial by judiciary. Tribal chiefs can also be held responsible for handing over suspects charged by the federal government without specifying an offence. Failure to comply can make the tribal chiefs liable for punishment

Is this why paki army bombs whole villages and towns with impunity?

 

[F-14B]

Is this why paki army bombs while villages and towns with impunity?

Yes look at it just as an example
Under section II subsection 1 of the said act

Any fanatic who within the meaning of the
6
Indian Penal Code, commits murder, or does any act with such
intention or knowledge, and in such circumstances, that, if he
by that act caused death, he would commit murder, shall be
punishable with death or with transportation or imprisonment
for life, and all his property shall be forfeited to the
Government.
(2) Notwithstanding anything in section 393 of the
7Code of Criminal Procedure, or in any other enactment for the
time being in force, where in such fanatic as aforesaid his
sentenced to transportation or imprisonment for life, he may
also be sentenced to whipping in addition to such transportation

 

[Kunal Biswas]

For educational purposes ..

 

[Kunal Biswas]

Pictures from CT areas ..

 

[Akshay_Fenix]

11 CRPF Jawans martyred in encounter, 7 critically injured at south-bastar Sukma(worst naxal affected district).

They were there patrolling the under-construction road.

 

[Bornubus]

24 not 11.


24 martyr more injured.

 

[Tarun Kumar]

utterly catastrophic.We need to use drones in these areas and bomb the maoists.

 

[Kunal Biswas]

Rest In Peace ..

This is the second time this has happened with loss of precious life of soldiers, There is something wrong with Intelligence in these areas ..

 

[Akshay_Fenix]

Over 300 naxals attacked ambushed the jawans. Jawans killed 10 naxals in return fire.

 

[republic_roi97]

Are these the new helmets that were ordered back in Sep-Oct 2016?? Are these MKU ultralight ones ? or mukut ones or TATA ones ?