After Army’s Myanmar strike, Rathore tweets: ‘Message to Pak, #56inchrocks’

[Screambowl]

every proxy have proved useless against Pakistan, we strengthen ourselves and yet you guys started to avoid any direct action against Pakistan, May be after few years even avoid proxy war against Pakistan. Aggression against Pakistan is like bleeding herself for India.

The current unrest in Pakistan is itself the represent of things which you expect your ISI also do in India but fails

 

[hussain0216]

I believe Pakistanis are convinced that India responded to Mumbai attacks in attacks of similar kinds.


So the question is - after 50,000 Pakistanis have been killed, what has Pakistan been able to do about it against India.


So what?
We can destroy mecca and medina 20 times over, doesn't mean we are going to.

Pakistan may be able to do something, doesn't mean its going to.

Well we ARE going to destroy all of india


About mecca and medina have you told the Saudis you are going to bomb them, why dont you post it on the arab forum

 

[Kompromat]

We have our own list of targets in India.

 

[hussain0216]

The current unrest in Pakistan is itself the represent of things which you expect your ISI also do in India but fails

Chaos in your red corridor
north east militants killing your soldiers
Pakistan flags being raised in Kashmir
rebirth of khalistan movement

 

[WaLeEdK2]

Lol SSG does this on a regular basis. And the ttp are better trained than those Myanmar cronies.

 

[Screambowl]

First at least try out a surgical strike...bake baten baad may ache rahen ge bhai meray. !

Mehran Base attack, Karachi Airport attack why?

''Pakistan’s economic system is widely believed to contain inherent
discriminations. Economic development and modernisation have also been
uneven. As a result, the mounting economic pressures, growing economic
inequalities and a sense of deprivation and disempowerment in the least
developed region of Balochistan have triggered conflicts at the socioeconomic
and political levels. The Baloch consider the current revenue
collection and allocation mechanisms, as well as economic development and
economic opportunities discriminatory in a comparative context''

source: Pak institute for peace studies

just need to take advantage of this

 

[Kabira]

Ofcourse nothing of this will happen against Pakistan. Only few years ago PA went inside IoK and beheaded 5 hindu soldier heads and put them on kali mata hands.

Did they need more justification to start war? lol

 

[Screambowl]

Chaos in your red corridor
north east militants killing your soldiers
Pakistan flags being raised in Kashmir
rebirth of khalistan movement

the fight of their is with government and not the people. if asked for their contribution in war against you, they will press the trigger against you.

Khalistanis were thrown out by Sgpg in golden temple , last week. No one wants them inside harmandir saheb.

 

[Rahil khan]

Mehran Base attack, Karachi Airport attack why?

''Pakistan’s economic system is widely believed to contain inherent
discriminations. Economic development and modernisation have also been
uneven. As a result, the mounting economic pressures, growing economic
inequalities and a sense of deprivation and disempowerment in the least
developed region of Balochistan have triggered conflicts at the socioeconomic
and political levels. The Baloch consider the current revenue
collection and allocation mechanisms, as well as economic development and
economic opportunities discriminatory in a comparative context''

source: Pak institute for peace studies

just need to take advantage of this

That's the trade mark issues with the developing countries. But you can't take advantage from that. Both countries should understand that using proxies will never provide required results..! Come outa dreamland please. Sooner the better.

 

[Shoonya]

Is Myanmar raid Indian counter-insurgency shift?

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Rebels from Nagaland and Manipur have formed a coalition
The Indian army has attacked rebels based inside Myanmar, days after at least 20 of its soldiers were killed in an ambush on a troop convoy in north-east India. Analyst Subir Bhaumik explains the significance of the operation.

In an unusual display of aggressive intent, the Indian army's helicopter-borne parachute commandos crossed the border into Myanmar early on Tuesday morning to strike at at least one camp set up by Indian rebels.

The rebels were reported to have crossed the porous border into Myanmar (also known as Burma) after last Thursday's ambush in Chandel district in Manipur state. At least 20 Indian soldiers were killed and 15 injured in the attack on a troop convoy.

There has been a fresh surge in attacks on Indian troops along the border with Myanmar after a number of rebel groups joined hands and formed a new coalition in India's restive north-east.

'A message'
Indian junior Information Minister Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore told TV channels that the "hot pursuit strikes" had been authorised by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

"Attacks on Indians are not acceptable. This is also a message to our neighbours who shelter terrorists," Mr Rathore said, alluding mainly to nuclear-armed rival Pakistan.

India has tried for years to persuade Myanmar to evict rebels from bases in the thick jungles of Sagaing administrative region - bordering India's Nagaland, Manipur and Arunachal Pradesh - but without much success so far.

While Bhutan and Bangladesh have forced out many of the rebels and killed or captured others, Myanmar has said it could not follow suit because its army is stretched fighting bigger anti-state insurgencies in Kachin, Kokang and Karen regions.

After last Thursday's ambush left at least 20 soldiers dead in Manipur state, Delhi decided to strike back.

"Our surgical strikes on the rebel bases on India-Myanmar border were planned with specific intelligence that these rebels were planning more attacks. We have inflicted significant casualties on the rebels," Major-General Ranbir Singh of the Indian army said.

Manipur has struggled with an insurgency involving several militant groups
Military officials said army commandos were involved in at least two attacks - one on a Naga rebel base at Noklak in India's Nagaland state, and the other at Chassad in India's Manipur state.

Intelligence officials say a third rebel base jointly run by the Naga and Manipuri rebels at Onzia inside Myanmar was also targeted.

"Our soldiers crossed back without any casualties," claimed Maj-Gen Singh. Military officials say between 30 to 50 rebels were killed in the raids. There is no independent confirmation.

'History of co-operation'
Maj-Gen Singh also said India was "in communication with the Myanmar authorities on this matter", adding that there was a "history of close co-operation between our two militaries".

He is right.

Myanmar's forces have also occasionally crossed into Mizoram and Manipur states in India chasing their own ethnic Chin and Arakanese rebels. India has looked the other way when that happened.

"Now it seems that Myanmar will do the same," said retired military official Gaganjit Singh, who commanded an army division in north-east India at the peak of the ethnic insurgency in the region.

'We have good military-to-military co-operation with Myanmar and we both understand each other's compulsions. They have bigger insurgencies to fight, we have our own north-eastern rebels to tackle."

Myanmar's army did co-operate with India on Operation Golden Bird in 1995 to track down and attack a number of north-eastern separatists bringing in weapons from the Arakan coast.

"But since then, they have not done much against the north-east Indian separatists," says Myanmar watcher Binoda Mishra.

At least 20 Indian soldiers were killed in the latest rebel attack
India's army has rarely crossed borders to attack rebel bases in neighbouring countries.

In 2003, that happened occasionally during a co-ordinated operation with the Bhutanese army to neutralise north-east Indian rebel bases in the Himalayan kingdom.

So Tuesday's attack inside Myanmar may be the beginning of a new phase in India's counter-insurgency strategy.

"India has the capability for surgical strikes across our borders. The political will was missing so far," said Gaganjit Singh.

"That may not be the case any more."

Subir Bhaumik is an independent journalist and writer based in Kolkata

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[Viny]

Forget about everything, just try to get access to Afghanistan through Wagah. If these 'Bharti soormas' cant get this simple concession (by hook or by crook) from beaten up and weak Pakistan, rest is pretty much brain fart.

There are lots of Muslims in the world but Hindus are mainly in India. Pakistan wiped out from the face of earth wont make no difference but if India is gone, Hindumat will be gone once for all. For us, death is no big deal, for them, it is a nightmare.

As Allama Iqbal said:

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Well why do you see India as Hindu country?
Hinduism is a way of life, it has survived 1000s of years even before Islam came in. So dont worry about it. And India is not fighting Pakistan on basis of religion unlike Pakistan which takes it on Hindu's vs Muslims.

21st century is about economy and technology, if we defeat you in these two then other conventional options doesnt matter.

China doesnt need to fire single bullet to win west, its economy and technology growth is giving it easy walk

 

[RAMPAGE]

Enough talk, Bring it on!

 

[KingMamba]

Ofcourse nothing of this will happen against Pakistan. Only few years ago PA went inside IoK and beheaded 5 hindu soldier heads and put them on kali mata hands.

Did they need more justification to start war? lol

Every time Pakistani troops get bored they cross over and send a few endians to hell.

 

[Areesh]

Stop with your lies ..read carefully he was your director of operations at the time of Kargil war.

Operations by IAF started in earnest on 26 May, a full 16 days after commencement of Pakistani infiltration across the LOC. The salient feature of this initial phase was strafing and rocketing of the intruders’ positions by MiG-21, MiG-23BN and MiG-27. All operations (except air defence) came to a sudden standstill on 28 May, after two IAF fighters and a helicopter were lost – a MiG-21 and a Mi-17 to Pak Army surface-to-air missiles (SAMs), while a MiG-27 went down due to engine trouble caused by gun gas ingestion during high altitude strafing. (Incidentally, the pilot of the MiG-27 Flt Lt Nachiketa, who ejected and was apprehended, had a tête-à-tête with this author during an interesting ‘interrogation’ session.)

Aeronaut: Kargil Conflict and Pakistan Air Force

Again. We shot down two aircraft of IAF and one chopper resulting in the death of 5 IAF personnel. Period. Enough said. Stop bitching please.

Now seriously. I am not interested in what happened 16 years ago. What I am interested is in, I have already mentioned it in my first post on this thread. Pakistan is not Myanmar. So just ask you imbecile ministers to have some decency and stop spewing sh!t all the time like idiots.

Lolwa!!! Line of control is not international border...

Yeah I know. That is why Kashmir is dispute territory.

 

[CIS-TRANS]

The current unrest in Pakistan is itself the represent of things which you expect your ISI also do in India but fails

Terror activities in Pakistan are decreasing but separatism in India is increasing so rapidly and don't worry, we will play our role and your minister's statements will work as shield for us.