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Lol @ IA. Myanmar 
Your foolishness has no limits it seems. Even our local tribes can piss off bollywood dancers of IA to it's best.
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Your foolishness has no limits it seems. Even our local tribes can piss off bollywood dancers of IA to it's best.
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India will carry out military strikes at any 'place and time', says minister
The statements came after the minister lauded the Indian Army and Air Force for their operation in Myanmar that killed 20 terrorists on Tuesday. —Reuters/File
Following a rare cross-border attack conducted by the Indian Army in Myanmar, Junior Minister for Information and Broadcasting Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore said that based on intelligence "we will carry out surgical strikes at the place and time of our own choosing".
"Western disturbances will also be equally dealt with," the information minister said during a press briefing on Wednesday when asked if attacks could be carried out on the western (Pakistan) border, according to a report published on IBNLive.
The statements came after the minister lauded the Indian Army and Air Force for their operation in Myanmar that killed 20 terrorists on Tuesday.
"Our PM ordered hot pursuit in which two camps were completely annihilated. While the army carried out the strike, helicopters were on stand-by," he said.
Read: Indian troops hunt, kill militants ‘in Myanmar’
Rathore asserted that attacks on Indians are unacceptable and based on effective intelligence
The minister added that the operations were a message for all neighbours of India who harbour terror groups.
"Friendship and zero tolerance will go hand in hand. This is a beginning. India is strong. This message should go to everyone," he said.
The minister also hinted that the operation against Myanmar's northeast terrorists has altered India's strategy in dealing with such groups.
"I think it was the need of the hour as well, the entire nation wanted it and that's perhaps a reason why they voted a strong government at the Centre. It had become like a habit [for terrorists]. It is not like a 'kushti' match that if you go back into your area nobody will catch you. This message is very critical that we will strike you wherever you are," he said.
Rathore referred to the surgical strike inside Myanmar as an "unprecedented" and "extremely bold" step by the Indian government.
"Myanmar is a friendly nation and therefore there was complete cooperation, if the need required" Rathore said when asked whether the operation had support of the Myanmar government and army. The minister added that the operation was carried out by the Special Forces "entirely on their own."
India has long blamed top Pakistan for stoking a revolt in Muslim-majority Kashmir as well as giving material support to militants for attacks in other parts of India, including a bloody 2008 assault in the city of Mumbai.
Pakistan denies the accusation and says it is fighting militants.
Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has long advocated a tough stance towards Pakistan including the option of hot pursuit of militants. Since coming to power Modi has sought to ease tension but ties remain fragile.
Defence Minister Khawaja Asif said last month that his Indian counterpart’s recent statement about sponsoring terrorism to counter terrorism had confirmed “our assertions of Indian involvement in terrorist activities on Pakistani soil”.
He had said the statement of Indian Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar was a blatant admission of sponsoring terrorism in Pakistan.
Read more: RAW instigating terrorism, says army
Last month, the military’s top brass accused the Indian intelligence agency RAW of supporting terrorism in Pakistan. RAW has often been blamed by law-enforcement agencies for being involved in subversive activities in Pakistan.
Foreign Secretary Aizaz Ahmad Chaudhry had also said the Indian intelligence agency is involved in various terrorist activities across Pakistan.
Also read: RAW involved in terrorist activities across Pakistan: foreign secretary
Chaudhry added that the matter had been taken up "a number of times" at the highest level with India through diplomatic channels.
India will carry out military strikes at any 'place and time', says minister - World - DAWN.COM
The statements came after the minister lauded the Indian Army and Air Force for their operation in Myanmar that killed 20 terrorists on Tuesday. —Reuters/File
Following a rare cross-border attack conducted by the Indian Army in Myanmar, Junior Minister for Information and Broadcasting Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore said that based on intelligence "we will carry out surgical strikes at the place and time of our own choosing".
"Western disturbances will also be equally dealt with," the information minister said during a press briefing on Wednesday when asked if attacks could be carried out on the western (Pakistan) border, according to a report published on IBNLive.
The statements came after the minister lauded the Indian Army and Air Force for their operation in Myanmar that killed 20 terrorists on Tuesday.
"Our PM ordered hot pursuit in which two camps were completely annihilated. While the army carried out the strike, helicopters were on stand-by," he said.
Read: Indian troops hunt, kill militants ‘in Myanmar’
Rathore asserted that attacks on Indians are unacceptable and based on effective intelligence
The minister added that the operations were a message for all neighbours of India who harbour terror groups.
"Friendship and zero tolerance will go hand in hand. This is a beginning. India is strong. This message should go to everyone," he said.
The minister also hinted that the operation against Myanmar's northeast terrorists has altered India's strategy in dealing with such groups.
"I think it was the need of the hour as well, the entire nation wanted it and that's perhaps a reason why they voted a strong government at the Centre. It had become like a habit [for terrorists]. It is not like a 'kushti' match that if you go back into your area nobody will catch you. This message is very critical that we will strike you wherever you are," he said.
Rathore referred to the surgical strike inside Myanmar as an "unprecedented" and "extremely bold" step by the Indian government.
"Myanmar is a friendly nation and therefore there was complete cooperation, if the need required" Rathore said when asked whether the operation had support of the Myanmar government and army. The minister added that the operation was carried out by the Special Forces "entirely on their own."
India has long blamed top Pakistan for stoking a revolt in Muslim-majority Kashmir as well as giving material support to militants for attacks in other parts of India, including a bloody 2008 assault in the city of Mumbai.
Pakistan denies the accusation and says it is fighting militants.
Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has long advocated a tough stance towards Pakistan including the option of hot pursuit of militants. Since coming to power Modi has sought to ease tension but ties remain fragile.
Defence Minister Khawaja Asif said last month that his Indian counterpart’s recent statement about sponsoring terrorism to counter terrorism had confirmed “our assertions of Indian involvement in terrorist activities on Pakistani soil”.
He had said the statement of Indian Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar was a blatant admission of sponsoring terrorism in Pakistan.
Read more: RAW instigating terrorism, says army
Last month, the military’s top brass accused the Indian intelligence agency RAW of supporting terrorism in Pakistan. RAW has often been blamed by law-enforcement agencies for being involved in subversive activities in Pakistan.
Foreign Secretary Aizaz Ahmad Chaudhry had also said the Indian intelligence agency is involved in various terrorist activities across Pakistan.
Also read: RAW involved in terrorist activities across Pakistan: foreign secretary
Chaudhry added that the matter had been taken up "a number of times" at the highest level with India through diplomatic channels.
India will carry out military strikes at any 'place and time', says minister - World - DAWN.COM
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Yeah and then supply route for Afghanistan was closed for a year. Come on kid. Don't hide yourself behind USA. USA even killed soldiers of UK in friendly fire.
You are no USA and surely not getting away with any kind of foolish aggressiveness.
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yes just like they did after mumbai attacks when terrorists played a 3 day test match with them
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You can not send arial platforms such as choppers as pakistan shall use ATO A missile to down it. However India has carried out operations in pakistan. One of the operation was to revenge the beheading of Indian soldiers. Operation did not get the publicity but at the time of retirement, General vikram sing revealed that,
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Less than a dozen troops vs 62 afters weeks of defending a post (And inflicting heavy casualties on indians attempts-repulsed for weeks) cut off from supplies ...
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Both sides have conducted such operations. There is nothing new here. Recall Indians casualties in 2013. Things might get clear to you.
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You can defend yr country but how can you trust your sold out politicians and locals? Dont you think thats more than enough for us
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Last time the Indians felt adventurous, the bubble quickly burst.
2008 air alert
After the 2008 Mumbai attacks, PAF was put on high alert. It deployed to all its wartime locations and started combat air patrols. The speed and intensity of the deployment and PAF's readiness took the Indian Army High Command by surprise and later reports suggest was the main factor in the Indian decision of not going for cross border raids inside Pakistan.[43][44]Pakistani press reported issuance of a PAF Standing Order to launch an immediate counterattack in case of an air attack from India, after Indian Foreign Minister Pranab Mukherjee threatened Pakistani President.[43][44]
2008 air alert
After the 2008 Mumbai attacks, PAF was put on high alert. It deployed to all its wartime locations and started combat air patrols. The speed and intensity of the deployment and PAF's readiness took the Indian Army High Command by surprise and later reports suggest was the main factor in the Indian decision of not going for cross border raids inside Pakistan.[43][44]Pakistani press reported issuance of a PAF Standing Order to launch an immediate counterattack in case of an air attack from India, after Indian Foreign Minister Pranab Mukherjee threatened Pakistani President.[43][44]
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