LOC, LAC & IB skirmishs

[ezsasa]

Sushma Swaraj said in parliament in today that relationship with Pakistan went downhill after Burhan wani incident not Pathankot or uri attack.

Looks like modi Govt some misplaced priorities regarding pak at that time. Who knows what other misplaced priorities exist today on other matters pertaining to our neighbours in general.

 

[hit&run]

Sushma Swaraj said in parliament in today that relationship with Pakistan went downhill after Burhan wani incident not Pathankot or uri attack.

Looks like modi Govt some misplaced priorities regarding pak at that time. Who knows what other misplaced priorities exist today on other matters pertaining to our neighbours in general.

Every time these dicks (BJP) take bait of Pakistani political establishment who tells them rosy stories how they will out smart the Pakistani army and make good concession to India.

Modi moronically thought that he will pull out some diplomatic coup using Nawaj Sharrif.

Pakistani army tapping all their conversation kept laughing their ass off while smoking a cigar.

 

[square]

https://www.google.co.in/amp/m.econ...r-than-you-think/amp_articleshow/59900385.cms

India is much better than you think : global times

article published in state-owned Global Times not only praises Indian economic and business conditions but also cautions Chinese companies against stereotyping India as a backward country.


It has a piece of advice for the Chinese companies that plan to invest in India— know India better. "In addition to learning from the media, Chinese companies with plans to invest in India need to have a better understanding of the country from more sources, which may provide more data points for their investment decisions," the article says.

 

[F-14B]

https://www.google.co.in/amp/m.econ...r-than-you-think/amp_articleshow/59900385.cms

India is much better than you think : global times

article published in state-owned Global Times not only praises Indian economic and business conditions but also cautions Chinese companies against stereotyping India as a backward country.


It has a piece of advice for the Chinese companies that plan to invest in India— know India better. "In addition to learning from the media, Chinese companies with plans to invest in India need to have a better understanding of the country from more sources, which may provide more data points for their investment decisions," the article says.

what the heck is this????????

 

[Kalki_2018]

Don't trust any of them. Like shri teddy said, talk softly and carry a long stick.

 

[captscooby81]

And the little eyed chicoms show their stinking a@@ at the right time

Sino-Sikkim Border

 

[square]

what the heck is this????????

i think now they are confident that india is strong and a safe place to invest....

 

[Bornubus]

And the little eyed chicoms show their stinking a@@ at the right time

Sino-Sikkim Border

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Tin kya hai, eska Nam ?


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[captscooby81]

Yes looks like the name of that Chincom in the photo ..Tin Tin

Tin kya hai, eska Nam ?


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[aditya10r]

And the little eyed chicoms show their stinking a@@ at the right time

Sino-Sikkim Border

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My apartments toilet cleaner is much more handsome than this asshole commie.

 

[Est22SF]

BEIJING, Aug. 3 (Xinhua) -- Chinese defense ministry has urged India to immediately pull back the trespassing troops to the Indian side of the boundary.

Ren Guoqiang, a spokesperson of the ministry, made the remarks in a statement released by the ministry's website late Thursday night.

Ren called on the Indian side to swiftly address the situation in a proper manner to restore peace and tranquility in the border region.

Since the incident occurred, China has shown utmost goodwill and sought to communicate with India through diplomatic channels to resolve the incident. Chinese armed forces have also shown a high level of restraint with an eye to the general bilateral relations and the regional peace and stability, said Ren.

However, goodwill has its principles and restraint has its bottom line, said Ren.

Ren urged the Indian side to give up the illusion of its delaying tactic, as no country should underestimate the Chinese forces' confidence and capability to safeguard peace and their resolve and willpower to defend national sovereignty, security and development interests.

Chinese armed forces will resolutely protect the country's territorial sovereignty and security interests, said Ren.

Indian border troops illegally crossed the border into Chinese territory on June 18, and obstructed China's road construction work on the Chinese side.

As of Thursday, there are still Indian border troops illegally staying in the Chinese territory.

On Wednesday, China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a document titled "The Facts and China's Position Concerning the Indian Border Troops' Crossing of the China-India Boundary in the Sikkim Sector into the Chinese Territory."

http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2017-08/04/c_136497709.htm

 

[Est22SF]

Some how they are very systematically bringing up this war mongering.

Personally we should have replied point by point to the 15 page article and not a one liner by our MEA.

Sushma Swaraj's statement today also failed to reply to specially address the so called 'Chinese concerns'.

 

[TheSeeker]

GOI need not answer every fart from Chinkis. In fact this is the best strategy for the commies, let them bark and make a fool of themselves and prepare ourselves for any mischief.... that's what being done from day 1.

Keyboard warriors may keep on smelling Chinese fart though.

Some how they are very systematically bringing up this war mongering.

Personally we should have replied point by point to the 15 page article and not a one liner by our MEA.

Sushma Swaraj's statement today also failed to reply to specially address the so called 'Chinese concerns'.

 

[Kalki_2018]

chinese game is up. They know they will withdraw in defeat or in shame without firing a bullet. The dogs of war are ready and waiting and will GoI knows when to unleash it.

 

[captscooby81]

Bhai log koi yeh confirm karo

Are we pulling back the troops from Doklam

Ajai Shukla ji has tweeted saying both Chinese and India troops have de-escalated and only 40 soldiers are now left in the disputed area ? Is this true ?

 

[TheHurtLocker]

Bhai log koi yeh confirm karo

Are we pulling back the troops from Doklam

Fuck no.
No unilateral partial withdrawals.
Let Shook Law saheb shit his Dhotii.

 

[Hari Sud]

This fight by the Chinese at Dokola is a lost cause. Hence they should withdraw.


Militarily, Chinese to indulge in infantry fights or artillery duels are highly unlikely since India has a terrain advantage and India has a reasonable infrastructure to sustain a brigade around Dokola Pass and other very critical areas like Nathu La or other nearby passes. That makes 1962 type Chinese outflanking movement of strong points like they outflanked Sela Pass is not possible. Chinese know this very well, hence they would not try for fear of casualties or Chinese soldiers becoming POWs. Moreover to be successful, Chinese have to employ 9 times the soldiers which is highly impossible. For 20,000 to 30,000 Chinese troops to bypass Indian defences and move deep towards Silliguri Neck, would require average 600 tons of supplies (See previous pages) every day. Within Chumbi valley Chinese infrastructure that kind of movement of goods is not possible.So a major invasion is not possible.

But Chinese still wish to inflict punishment on India for not obeying their diktat.

Hence what are their choices?

Special Forces operation to come deep inside towards Silliguri Neck and capture one or two critical points and choke Indian troops in the forward areas is a possibility. This is exactly what was done by the Chinese in 1962 around Sela Pass with disasterous affects.

Launching of Chinese special forces is possible but they cannot be launched from a narrow terrain of Chumbi Valley. They the Special Forces have to come from deep inside Tibet. They cannot come in a battalion strength but an air mobile para drops either by plane or helicopter. They could not be more than 30 or 40 in strength. By helicopter, it is almost impossible as everybody will hear them coming. A low level para drop is possible. As an alternative they could take a narrow paths along rivulets and suddenly appear behind Indian lines.

Low level para drop far away from the Silliguri Neck is possible. They may or may not be detected during the drop. They would blow up one or two bridges or rail lines but ultimately they will be dead or captured, a major embarrassment for them. A third alternative, if they March using riverine foot paths, they will have to be lightly armed, can carry no supplies and again at the mercy of defenders for food and water which they would run out in a day. Supplies will never arrive as their appearance behind Indian lines, will give away their route and hence supplies are blocked. For survival, the attacking Chinese Special Forces will be fighting for food and water and their main objective will be forgotten. Bad scenario for them.

Hence all avenues for Chinese to inflict any punishment are closed. Any attempt by them will be bigger and bigger embarrassment for them. Therefore reaching an accommodation with India/Bhutan is the only possibility.

 

[nongaddarliberal]

This fight by the Chinese at Dokola is a lost cause. Hence they should withdraw.


Militarily, Chinese to indulge in infantry fights or artillery duels are highly unlikely since India has a terrain advantage and India has a reasonable infrastructure to sustain a brigade around Dokola Pass and other very critical areas like Nathu La or other nearby passes. That makes 1962 type Chinese outflanking movement of strong points like they outflanked Sela Pass is not possible. Chinese know this very well, hence they would not try for fear of casualties or Chinese soldiers becoming POWs. Moreover to be successful, Chinese have to employ 9 times the soldiers which is highly impossible. For 20,000 to 30,000 Chinese troops to bypass Indian defences and move deep towards Silliguri Neck, would require average 600 tons of supplies (See previous pages) every day. Within Chumbi valley Chinese infrastructure that kind of movement of goods is not possible.So a major invasion is not possible.

But Chinese still wish to inflict punishment on India for not obeying their diktat.

Hence what are their choices?

Special Forces operation to come deep inside towards Silliguri Neck and capture one or two critical points and choke Indian troops in the forward areas is a possibility. This is exactly what was done by the Chinese in 1962 around Sela Pass with disasterous affects.

Launching of Chinese special forces is possible but they cannot be launched from a narrow terrain of Chumbi Valley. They the Special Forces have to come from deep inside Tibet. They cannot come in a battalion strength but an air mobile para drops either by plane or helicopter. They could not be more than 30 or 40 in strength. By helicopter, it is almost impossible as everybody will hear them coming. A low level para drop is possible. As an alternative they could take a narrow paths along rivulets and suddenly appear behind Indian lines.

Low level para drop far away from the Silliguri Neck is possible. They may or may not be detected during the drop. They would blow up one or two bridges or rail lines but ultimately they will be dead or captured, a major embarrassment for them. A third alternative, if they March using riverine foot paths, they will have to be lightly armed, can carry no supplies and again at the mercy of defenders for food and water which they would run out in a day. Supplies will never arrive as their appearance behind Indian lines, will give away their route and hence supplies are blocked. For survival, the attacking Chinese Special Forces will be fighting for food and water and their main objective will be forgotten. Bad scenario for them.

Hence all avenues for Chinese to inflict any punishment are closed. Any attempt by them will be bigger and bigger embarrassment for them. Therefore reaching an accommodation with India/Bhutan is the only possibility.

Can they open up any other front in which they have an advantage? Or how about activating naxals and infusing massive amounts of drugs in the north East? I suspect they might hit us below the belt after this debacle which they brought on themselves.

 

[airtel]

Bhai log koi yeh confirm karo

Are we pulling back the troops from Doklam

Ajai Shukla ji has tweeted saying both Chinese and India troops have de-escalated and only 40 soldiers are now left in the disputed area ? Is this true ?

even if there is one soldier in that area and Chinese can not make roads ..................it should not be called Pulling Back .
40 soldiers ( or 3000 soldiers ) are just symbols of Indian resistance ,even 40 soldiers are Enough for that purpose ...........in actual war millions of soldiers will be used.

 

[rock127]

Sushma Swaraj said in parliament in today that relationship with Pakistan went downhill after Burhan wani incident not Pathankot or uri attack.
Looks like modi Govt some misplaced priorities regarding pak at that time. Who knows what other misplaced priorities exist today on other matters pertaining to our neighbours in general.

If you notice then you can easily take a clue about priorities.

We are at "war" on 2 fronts(China-Pak) and the most dangerous 3rd local front is anti-national CONgress,allies,pseudo sickular, award wapsi brigade etc aka the Axis of Evil.

CONgress and opposition are trying all of the dirty tricks in their book but failing miserably.As a FACT it has backfired and their anti-national and pseudo sickular face is even more clear to public.

BJP needs more support from Indian states and doing it well.Latest is UP,NE,Bihar and AIADMK is said to support soon.

On Defense front, India needs latest weapons and homegrown factory and we should not be in a hurry to start a war.CONgress dented the defense capabilities of India.BJP is playing the delay tactics so we can have more preparation and yes 2019 is important for re-election.If you remember Sam Manekshow asked Indira Gandhi about 6 months of preparation to break Pakistan in 2 parts and liberate Bangladesh and he did it with style.

Here is the secret plan if you have time or may be know already:-
http://www.indiandefencereview.com/spotlights/1971-manekshaw-prepares-for-war/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sam_Manekshaw#Indo-Pakistani_War_of_1971

Bhai log koi yeh confirm karo

Are we pulling back the troops from Doklam

Ajai Shukla ji has tweeted saying both Chinese and India troops have de-escalated and only 40 soldiers are now left in the disputed area ? Is this true ?

Just read some rumor that China is claiming that India has reduced troops at Doklam which is about 40 troops.Chinis media has gone mad as India is not backing off so they are onto false propaganda which Pakis also do.

Don't trust that CONGI fart Shukla since he might have picked up that Chinese source or taken order from Italian waitress. Wait for official govt response.

GOI need not answer every fart from Chinkis. In fact this is the best strategy for the commies, let them bark and make a fool of themselves and prepare ourselves for any mischief.... that's what being done from day 1.

Keyboard warriors may keep on smelling Chinese fart though.

Chinis are barking each day to warn all of it's neighbor except Pakis who have surrendered their ass to Communist d***. Pakis are just turned into a big hole which needs bigger d*** and the hole gets bigger and bigger.