Kashmir Fateh Thread August 2019

[Anikastha]

They still doing that ....................?

god knows........
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[Patak_K_Marunga]

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Meanwhile Pakis in PDF are so butthurt, they want to shoot down a civilian airliner.

Bolne do, becharo ko taklif hua hai

Rone do

 

[Patak_K_Marunga]

74 days since August 5. All Pakis have been able to do is fart in the wind......

Their jaanbaaz jungjoo 1 Ghazi = 10 Hendo indians are fighting India ON FACEBOOK AND TWITTER

Imagine being a Paki salwar kameez army boi, you expected you'll be the ghazi in white horse who will liberate kashmir from india but u r reduced to trending hashtags on twitter using sketchy 2G on a Chini phone with apple logo that boots with android

 

[Daisy]

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Meanwhile Pakis in PDF are so butthurt, they want to shoot down a civilian airliner.

No airline will take Pakistani Airspace thereafter.
Our neighbors have a complex issue. They often keep their puny brains (if they have one) in deep freezer.
My claim is supported by above screenshot.

 

[sorcerer]

India Seeks Integration of Anti-money Laundering, Counter-terror Financing with IMF Lending Policies

Washington: In an apparent reference to Pakistan, Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Saturday said the integration of the IMF's lending policies with key provisions like anti-money laundering and anti-terror financing can significantly enhance its member nation's compliance on these issues that pose threat to the global economy.

Sitharaman's remarks in her address to the annual meeting of the International Monetary Fund assumes significance in the backdrop of the international terror financing watchdog FATF putting Pakistan on notice on Friday, warning that it will be blacklisted if it does not control terror funding by February next.

https://www.news18.com/news/busines...ancing-with-imf-lending-policies-2352305.html

 

[sorcerer]

Mortar Shelling by Pakistani Rangers along the working boundary in Hiranagar sector of Kathua is continue since 7:30 PM. BSF is retaliating strongly. Although construction work has been completed by BSF but Pakistanis are still going mad.


BABAINT

 

[mayfair]

I am surprised to see Baba using the term working boundary. It's only Napakis that use it. We call it International Border.

 

[sorcerer]

I am surprised to see Baba using the term working boundary. It's only Napakis that use it. We call it International Border.

if pakis are calling it that...we can also call it working boundary as may be we are planning to shift it inside pakistan in the near future

 

[sorcerer]

Post 370: Pak missions in Dhaka, Kathmandu new dens of ISI operations (IANS exclusive)


New Delhi, 19 Oct (IANS) Intelligence agencies have gathered sufficient evidence against two key Pakistan Army officials posted in Dhaka and Kathmandu of ''misusing diplomatic channels'' in facilitating the smuggling of Fake Indian Currency Notes (FICN) and fuelling anti-India activities after New Delhi revoked Article 370, which granted special status to Jammu and Kashmir.

The role of the Pakistan Ambassador to Nepal, Mazhar Javed, is also under the scanner for fomenting anti-India sentiments in key Nepalese groups influential in Kathmandu.

A top secret report of the Intelligence Bureau reviewed by IANS reveals that Mazhar Javed held a high-level meeting on September 27 at the embassy premises in Maharajganj, Kathmandu, wherein top 30 human rights activist, intellectuals and diplomats were invited.

The report further says that during the meeting, Mazhar Javed tried to provoke the Nepalese lobby by saying that the Indian establishment is abusing human rights by torturing the people of the Valley.

On October 3, Mazhar Javed wrote an article in a prominent Nepali daily, ''Nagarik'', distorting the facts by alleging that the situation in Jammu and Kashmir was alarming.

''Nagarik'' is owned by Nepal Republic Media Private Limited. The report says that Mazhar Javed, said to be close to Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan, has almost turned the embassy premises into a counter-intelligence den by sheltering the sleuths of Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), Pakistan''s premiere intelligence network.

According to a report, the defence attache of the Pakistan embassy, Colonel Shafqat Nawaz, actually represents the ISI and had been a key person in organising smuggling of FICN through well-established links of local gangsters having linkages with the D-Company.

Shafqat Nawaz is also instrumental in funding different ISI modules active in Jammu and Kashmir and other parts of India. His role had come to light during the seizure of high quality FICN notes worth over Rs 7.67 crore from Kathmandu''s Tribhuvan International Airport in May 2019.

A D-Company operator in Nepal, Yusuf Ansari, who frequented the Pakistan embassy in Kathmandu, was arrested by the Nepal Police in this connection.

A few months later in August, Ansari''s proteges were arrested by the Special Cell of Delhi Police on charges of smuggling high quality FICN, reportedly printed at the state-owned Security Printing Press in Karachi.

The Indian agencies have also gathered sufficient inputs on the role of the Pakistan High Commission in Dhaka.

A reliable source said that the defence advisor at the Pakistan High Commission, Brigadier Kamran Nazir Malik, has held secret meetings with jehadi leaders in a hotel located in the posh Gulshan area of Dhaka.

Besides anti-terror activities, Kamran Nazir Malik was also involved in patronising the smuggling of FICN.

On September 25, a parcel carrying FICN worth around Rs 50 lakh was seized by the Dhaka Police. During investigation, it was found that a Dubai-based ISI agent, Salman Shera, was shipping such parcels to various locations in Bangladesh.

Earlier in 2015, on a report of the Dhaka Police, one High Commission attache, Mazhar Khan, was expelled from Bangladesh on charges of sheltering a big FICN syndicate.

On the basis of the said IB report, the Ministry of Home Affairs has alerted the border police (Sashastra Seema Bal) on the Indo-Nepal border and the Border Security Force (BSF) deployed on the Indo-Bangladesh border.

Other federal law enforcement agencies have also been apprised of the developments across the border, especially after the abrogation of Article 370 in August.

--IANS

 

[ladder]

Two Indian soldiers killed as Pakistan violates ceasefire in Tanghar sector in Jammu and Kashmir's Kupwara, confirms Army

https://www.firstpost.com/india/two...d-kashmirs-kupwara-confirms-army-7524431.html

 

[sorcerer]

Hmmm..
must be related to the post above
^^

Massive Damage is reported from various sectors in #neelumvalley BaXistan ~ A major launch pad destroyed ~ Asper various sources ,Casualities range between 10-15 Soilders ~ Few Civillian Casualities too (3) ~ Mortor & Heavy Artillery used ~ No confirmation of Jets used RED

 

[sorcerer]

Lets Celebrate
#InitialReport Group of 7 Pakistani SSG commandos were trying to infiltrate in Tangdhar sector to carry out a BAT action.The vigilant Indian Army soldiers killed all seven commandos. Their Dead bodies are still lying 300 meters inside Pakistan side of LoC. @adgpi

 

[Agraj]

Even Paki OSINT are abuzz about massive IA retaliation and IAF movement, something happened last night. Initial report suggesting 2 IA personnel attained martyrdom,where's casualty figure from porki side is unavailable

 

[Deathstar]

Post 370: Pak missions in Dhaka, Kathmandu new dens of ISI operations (IANS exclusive)


New Delhi, 19 Oct (IANS) Intelligence agencies have gathered sufficient evidence against two key Pakistan Army officials posted in Dhaka and Kathmandu of ''misusing diplomatic channels'' in facilitating the smuggling of Fake Indian Currency Notes (FICN) and fuelling anti-India activities after New Delhi revoked Article 370, which granted special status to Jammu and Kashmir.

The role of the Pakistan Ambassador to Nepal, Mazhar Javed, is also under the scanner for fomenting anti-India sentiments in key Nepalese groups influential in Kathmandu.

A top secret report of the Intelligence Bureau reviewed by IANS reveals that Mazhar Javed held a high-level meeting on September 27 at the embassy premises in Maharajganj, Kathmandu, wherein top 30 human rights activist, intellectuals and diplomats were invited.

The report further says that during the meeting, Mazhar Javed tried to provoke the Nepalese lobby by saying that the Indian establishment is abusing human rights by torturing the people of the Valley.

On October 3, Mazhar Javed wrote an article in a prominent Nepali daily, ''Nagarik'', distorting the facts by alleging that the situation in Jammu and Kashmir was alarming.

''Nagarik'' is owned by Nepal Republic Media Private Limited. The report says that Mazhar Javed, said to be close to Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan, has almost turned the embassy premises into a counter-intelligence den by sheltering the sleuths of Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), Pakistan''s premiere intelligence network.

According to a report, the defence attache of the Pakistan embassy, Colonel Shafqat Nawaz, actually represents the ISI and had been a key person in organising smuggling of FICN through well-established links of local gangsters having linkages with the D-Company.

Shafqat Nawaz is also instrumental in funding different ISI modules active in Jammu and Kashmir and other parts of India. His role had come to light during the seizure of high quality FICN notes worth over Rs 7.67 crore from Kathmandu''s Tribhuvan International Airport in May 2019.

A D-Company operator in Nepal, Yusuf Ansari, who frequented the Pakistan embassy in Kathmandu, was arrested by the Nepal Police in this connection.

A few months later in August, Ansari''s proteges were arrested by the Special Cell of Delhi Police on charges of smuggling high quality FICN, reportedly printed at the state-owned Security Printing Press in Karachi.

The Indian agencies have also gathered sufficient inputs on the role of the Pakistan High Commission in Dhaka.

A reliable source said that the defence advisor at the Pakistan High Commission, Brigadier Kamran Nazir Malik, has held secret meetings with jehadi leaders in a hotel located in the posh Gulshan area of Dhaka.

Besides anti-terror activities, Kamran Nazir Malik was also involved in patronising the smuggling of FICN.

On September 25, a parcel carrying FICN worth around Rs 50 lakh was seized by the Dhaka Police. During investigation, it was found that a Dubai-based ISI agent, Salman Shera, was shipping such parcels to various locations in Bangladesh.

Earlier in 2015, on a report of the Dhaka Police, one High Commission attache, Mazhar Khan, was expelled from Bangladesh on charges of sheltering a big FICN syndicate.

On the basis of the said IB report, the Ministry of Home Affairs has alerted the border police (Sashastra Seema Bal) on the Indo-Nepal border and the Border Security Force (BSF) deployed on the Indo-Bangladesh border.

Other federal law enforcement agencies have also been apprised of the developments across the border, especially after the abrogation of Article 370 in August.

--IANS

Why cant we do the same. Pump fake Pakistani currency via Afghanistan , Iran and Tajikistan. Paki rupee has already lost more than half of it value. Tank it more and more till it causes hyperinflation like Zimbabwe. Economic warfare is far better than terrorism. Economic terrorism is way forward for us. We will get plenty of mercernaries in Pakistan. Supply them with fake currency

 

[Darth Malgus]

This looks like a revenge attack.

 

[rrrajesh.yadav]

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[afako]

This looks like a revenge attack.

If Pakis had to attack so much just imagine Paki damage and casualties would be minimum into 5 times. I am very very conservative.

 

[muralidon924]

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Indian Army has launched attacks on terrorist camps situated inside Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK) opposite the Tangdhar sector. This is in retaliation to the support provided by Pakistan Army to push terrorists into Indian territory. <a href="https://t.co/yCJaBV1NXk">pic.twitter.com/yCJaBV1NXk</a></p>&mdash; ANI (@ani) <a href="">October 20, 2019</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
reports of surgical strike

 

[Knowitall]

What weapons did we use to hit them.

 

[afako]

Pinaka MBRLs used I suppose. That is massive.