27 Feb 19: PAF shot down two Indian aircrafts inside Pakistani airspace: DG ISPR

[Areesh]

didn't know paks were that kind of nation.

Have to do it with low lives like you

How doles it feel when you have two pilots in enemy custody as POW?

How is the josh?

 

[BATMAN]

strange isn't is the very nation that keeps saying "Pakistan ki sena" 'sena' 'sena' 'sena', here have that sena saving him!

Pak army has hands tied by democrats in parliament.

 

[Daghalodi]

All this drama for Indian Elections!!!

Modi needs blood to win votes

 

[R Wing]

How would I know? Did either DGMO talk to me? The news reports said that around dawn, a violent bombardment started from the Pakistani side, and numerous villagers have been injured and many more evacuated. Who started it? Can you give me any kind of authentic information?



First, you make a serious mistake if you think that every non-Hindutva Indian, every part of Indian media, and every Indian not a psychopath sighed heavily, and turned to the sports page when our constables were killed.

There was genuine pain, and even in the minds and hearts of those of us who have genuine hopes of living in peace with the Pakistani people, there was disappointment at yet another demonstration of the use of 'non-state actors' by Pakistan as war formations. There was a genuine and well-founded thought wondering where this would stop.

Try to see what you have left undone, from the murderous attack on Mumbai onwards, and try to see that a little humility and introspection on the part of Pakistanis is overdue.

I see your posts on here often, and I respect your views... but also disagree with them.

I too yearn for peace, but I think the blame of non-state actors is just about equal (and I'm being generous.) Indian support to Baloch terrorists is well-documented and well-known. Are they any less violent? Do they kill and maim any less number of innocent civilians (mostly poor labourers --- soft targets.) Was Kulbashan in Pakistan on a picnic?
NATO needs you in the region as a buffer against growing Chinese influence so it turns a blind eye to your state sponsorship of terrorism, just as it does with your genocidal PM who was earlier on a visa blacklist for his role in the Gujrat massacre. Unfortunately, this has resulted in most of your population actually believing what is, in fact, untrue: that only Pakistan engages violent non-state actors and that only the ISI indulges in state sponsorship of terrorism (while Indian intel sits pretty and plants flowers for little kids.) The R&AW has just an illustrious and colorful a relationship with state sponsored terror outside of India's borders. Ask us --- we know. Ask the Sri Lankans --- they know.

So, with this issue aside, let us talk about Kashmir. By the accounts of various sane Indian analysts and journalists, the situation in Indian-Occupied Kashmir is increasingly homegrown and its draconian nature is there for everyone to see. How can you expect an occupied people to live under oppressive laws and paramilitary rule without some kind of violent reactions from time to time? Does Pakistan support these reactions? I think so, but that doesn't change the realities of the occupation.

Many sane voices in India called for introspection after Pulwama. I hope you can do some too.

 

[__Jihadi__]

yes sir,fighter jets flying high near malir.

yes hope things dont get worst

 

[IceCold]

Excuse me, Sir, I am speaking about the videos I have seen. One of a pilot being beaten while on the ground, another of a standing man, blindfolded and tied, being asked who he was. The third, a still, is the one you showed most recently, that I replied as I did. I have not, as of now, seen any other.

The threads are all combined now so that video must have gotten in between some page but when i tagged you it was on that particular thread.

 

[Yousafzai_M]

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Why was he beaten up????!!

 

[Yaseen1]

Such cowards pilots if i were at their place I would prefer death and would not have ejected .Indians should accept Islam now and quit hindu religion and idol worshipping in order to succeed in this life and after death it is humble request to all indians ALLAH ALMIGHTY HAS given them one more chance to come back to right path before final battle

 

[NA71]

That would be embarrassing to pak as they are ejected PAF pilots..

beygairat ho simply koi aur hota tu dob marta....locals beating your pilot dragging in mud...and you are trolling ...pathetic

 

[SABRE]

didn't know paks were that kind of nation.

Banu Brigade headed your way.

 

[HalfMoon]

This is what happens when politicians play politics with defence of the country. India is ill prepared for a war. India military is poorly trained, poorly equipped and poorly fed.

 

[I S I]

Modi is responsible for this. Can't blame folks.

 

[ziaulislam]

it cannot be MKI, both must be the obsolete Mig 21. I wonder why Indians use them and not MKI, which would have a much better chance of survival.

Because mig21 is qyick reaction interceptor while su30 will take time

 

[SecularNationalist]

Please admit F16 shot down if there's any.. Don't be like Indians.

A very recent facebook status of air commodore retired kaiser tufail
CONGRATULATIONS PAKISTAN AIR FORCE.

Absolutely brilliant performance by the PAF. Top class demonstration of professional abilities by pilots of No 9 Squadron. The most commendable part of the operation was the deadly response within 24 hours, as promised by the Air Chief. Also very encouraging is the fact that these were PAF's first-ever Beyond Visual Range (BVR) kills, achieved through masterly tactics which completely confused the enemy despite AWACS support. (DG ISPR misreported that F-16s were not employed). PAF lost no aircraft in the operation, so please don't believe the fake news churned out by Twitter and other social media.

Cheer up Modi. Cow Cola for you, I'll have a Pepsi. Bottoms up.

 

[ice_man]

azaad kashmir people hate india alot. our armed forces tried to stop the attack on him but the mob was bigger than a few soldiers.