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I genuinely do believe he was just looking for a job but it was still pretty sloppy of him; he should have known that he could put himself in a position where he plays right into the enemy's hand.......we'll find out in the next few days, maybe week or so if the enemy really has him in their...

based on intel he provided after interrogations an entire network of BLA, BSO and other militant or pro secessionist/sabateur groups was shut down so yes Pakistan did bag a huge catch and the reaction, fury and azz-burning from across the border is commensurate with how important he was he'll...

That's because the indians havent confirmed that they have it or not - he's still considered missing. Pakistan's primary media outlets that are worth some salt dont state or confuse SPECULATION as FACT as your raucous media is known all-too-well for. So we'll wait it out at any rate, Jadhav has...

What about it :what: you sent a spy to create trouble there, he was caught....several intel-based operations carried out and a good chunk of his network/informants were busted too meanwhile the people of Baluchistan and the Provincial Govt. of Baluchistan will be gaining significantly once...

good points made though the last line is a bit pre-emptive...lets wait for the facts. But if the enemy did pick up on his movements then it would certainly prove to be a costly and sloppy error on his part at any rate I definitely see Jadhav being sent to the gallows regardless, given the size...

I appreciate your quest to do fact finding but everyone knows that when you do "detective work" you have to provide the original source for your information (I'm not doubting it by the way, but posting links is standard protocol) Convicted spies are never granted "Consular access".....moreover...

desirable but unlikely.....obviously if someone of his background goes "missing" it's troublesome for serving and retired military fraternity and the govt of Pakistan and people as I said 100 times already - either indian govt will make an announcement or....ideally, Govt of Nepal will...

Care to share your source? As far as I know (based on material available in public domain he's a former artillery officer with some expertise in counter-terrorism and had a commanding role @ UN Mission Haiti....there's no information I've seen about "Head of IT department at GHQ" though I have...

theyre more valuable alive than dead....but to capture them may require either a well coordinated lure, or an attack/ambush of some sort (less likely in an ally country as this would cause a diplomatic incident)

if this Army Officer is harmed, you can be sure there would be ruthless retaliation from our side....i personally would target their defense attaches, even if its in friendly countries (e.g. Saudi, Turkiye, Sri Lanka etc. or inevitably Afghanistan where they do maintain RAW/NDS footprint)

It would be naiive to assume that the indians didnt pick up on the fact that a former Pak Army officer (retired) was en route to Nepal, someone may have informed them (for whatever material gain). It's possible the enemy indians have him in custody and will wait to announce it. At the same...

A fair verdict by the military court. Good work! And hopefully serves as a message to those plotting or conspiring against Pakistan. You will be caught, you will be interrogated, humiliated and lose your head at the gallows at a time of our choosing :meeting:

So much for their false bravado and "nationalism"...they wanted to taunt the great people of Lahore and it all came back to bite them on their own asses. now one torn (worthless) piece of tricolor fabric after the othe and money lost which could've fed a lot of hungry mouthes in New Delhi...

if the indians' rhona dhona is to be taken at face value they really should consider sacking their ENTIRE Northern Command for total incompetence......even the ISI spy pigeons aren't so sloppy as of late.

Therein lies the comedy when the enemy compares Balochistan Province to Kashmiri dispute. Intellectually lazy, but a sign of desperation given the tough ground realities for endians in IOK

I've always wondered why he doesnt just move to endia and see what their "hospitality" really entails or perhaps not all of his ill-gotten gains and narcotics earnings have dried up just yet despite his vanity and flamboyance :laugh:

a hardline approach and some BLUNT talk are not things this dummy PM of ours is known for.....but hopefully he learns and he learns quick let them.....if they could do something about it maybe they'd grow a pair of balls...but they lack the balls or maybe they just know the costs of messing...

More power to our women!!!!!! Our pride and honour. Keep up the great work. It's actually far from just a start. Though there are social barriers in parts of the country Pakistan is home to many women small business owners, major fashion brand designers, heads of civil society, heads of...

Hamid Karzai is a discredited politician from Afghanistan who remains a mouthpiece for his highest bidder. A few years ago, it was the US, then when his relationship went down with the US over massive corruption charges, he has since become the mouthpiece for our eastern neighbor. If he does not...

Best news ever. We'll even pay for the jet fuel needed :meeting: