Dear India, you have been warned.

[kaku1]

You will know the language we talk in really very soon

We always know this that in which language you guys understand. Thats why we done this. Enough for you?

 

[nair]

You will seen soon few things going on in India soon just wait and watch

I am aware of your inclination towards terrorists, and it is very evident in your post......... Can feel your excitement......

 

[AnnoyingOrange]

Stop responding to this thread Indians... he is trolling to keep forum's visitor rate high... His posts re all hollow rhetoric ....He has been doing this for 2 hours now....Pakistani sirf bakwaas kar sakte hain... inso kuch nahi hoga... they can't control their own country... and they want to teach a lesson to India

 

[420canada]

We always know this that in which language you guys understand. Thats why we done this. Enough for you?

wah language? from what i can see India is all bark and no bite at all so calm your tits and go drink a Lipton chai.

 

[nair]

He does not have a point anywhere.

What makes you agree ?

Our support towards Mukthi and his movement......

 

[rockstar08]

What happened to 1000 cuts policy? So, now Pakistan renaming as 2000 cuts policy aka AQ?

well sometimes i wonder where this 1000 cute policy comes from ? i mean India cant take more than 10-12 cuts lolz forget about 1000

 

[kaku1]

wah language? from what i can see India is all bark and no bite at all so calm your tits and go drink a Lipton chai.

No bite?

Isnt that enough in 60 years? Seems like Pakistan need heavier doses.

 

[Zarvan]

We waiting since 1947. You split half we arent.

Than just wait your wait will not be for long

 

[Stephen Cohen]

 

[kaku1]

well sometimes i wonder where this 1000 cute policy comes from ? i mean India cant take more than 10-12 cuts lolz forget about 1000

Lolz, it was yours, not of us. Are you making mockery of your own strategic policies?

 

[GURU DUTT]

Explain what? Meaning of warning or meaning of Chief of Army Staff? Go read post no.1 once more - and if is not clear already, don't expect you would learn more through my "explanation".

dear sir we have been getting such warning ever since 1947 when ever things start going owt of hands of the pakistani establishment on domestick front mostli deu to there own faults but even if he is serous then so what he will do what he likes and we will not shy away from giving back same or "dispropotionate response"

 

[kaku1]

Than just wait your wait will not be for long

Arre bhai bata de,

or are you waiting for human extinction?

 

[Stephen Cohen]

 

[rockstar08]

well let them come we will have a nice target practise for owr security agencies as for those who support them will face a long and painful suffrening if ever they try to interfear in owr issus and guess what they know it thats why they are shouting all over for that cause they dont have the guts else they would first have dione it then boasted + dont forget we have a new goverment which ifs fierclli nationalistik and will not shy away in using any kind of leathel response on those who threten owr interests

you should know that you guys are not that Tough as you pretend to be ...
if they start recruiting from the common citizens , than you will not stand a chance against their Guerrilla tactics

 

[graphican]

It is not the first time that the Pakistan army has accused the Research and Analysis Wing (R&AW), India's external intelligence agency, of fomenting trouble in Pakistan.
Propaganda against India and its security forces have a staple ingredient of the Pakistan army's proxy war against India for over three decades now. What is, however, different this time is the timing and the possible reasons for such an outburst.
The central premise of the allegations is that R&AW is behind much of the terrorist attacks taking place in Pakistan, especially those happening in Balochistan and the tribal areas.
These allegations have since been magnified many times over by the ISI's media wing through a clever media management strategy exploiting all available media platforms.
It is obvious that the Pakistan army is up to no good. India should be cautious of what lies behind this seemingly sudden provocation. Of the several reasons for this mudslinging at India, the following are noteworthy and are being listed in order of importance:
Propaganda has been an important tool in Pakistan's asymmetric warfare against India.
The Pakistan army prepares the ground for a major attack against India and its assets by raising the pitch of allegations to whip up public support at home, to create a cloak of denial as well a perverse justification for any such acts. This has been the case in the past, including the Mumbai attacks of 2008.
Part of this plan is to revive terrorism in Kashmir. All the anti-India groups like the Lashkar-e-Tayiba, the Jaish-e-Mohammad, the Hizb-ul Mujahideen and others have been activated with terrorist camps and launching pads in place. Recent events in the Kashmir valley show that a season of protests and violence is on. Sporadic attacks against the security forces and the Amarnath pilgrimage are on this agenda.
This is a clever ploy to spoil Prime Minister Narendra Modi's upcoming visit to China by creating a distraction, thereby steering the agenda of discussions to issues where both New Delhi and Beijing have a starkly different position.
For instance, the increasing Chinese presence in Pakistan occupied Kashmir and the possibility of a larger Chinese presence in Pakistan and Afghanistan. The Chinese could very well be on board with the Pakistani plan.
This in preparation for a major military offensive against the Mohajir Quami Movement (MQM) in Karachi and elsewhere in Sindh. There is already a major operation going against the Baloch people in which innocent men, women and children have been targeted.

The MQM, a party of mohajirs (those who came from India after Partition), has been a sore point with the army as well as Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's Pakistan Muslim League-N.
In fact, Sharif, in collaboration with the ISI, had earlier engineered a split within the MQM and carried out a brutal suppression of the Altaf Hussain faction. The MQM recently has been questioning the army's role in curbing terrorism, a stand which has the made it an enemy in the eyes of the generals.
Along with the MQM, the army wants to put down another rebellion happening elsewhere in Sindh. For a few years, the army has been quietly quelling a slow but steady rise of dissent among Sindhi youth.
Like in Balochistan, the army has adopted the brutal 'kill and dump' policy. Several Sindhi young men, mostly from the University of Sindh, have been kidnapped by the ISI and their whereabouts have remained unknown since then.
The Pakistan Human Rights Commission and other human rights organisations have documented these disappearances.
This is undoubtedly a move to scuttle any possible rapprochement with India.
It is no less important for the Pakistan army that such allegations distract and mislead public attention from the army's colossal failure to contain terrorist groups which it promised to pursue till the end after the December 2014 Peshawar attack.
For all the allegations, the Pakistan army has not come out with any convincing evidence of India's role in Balochistan or elsewhere. The Pakistan leadership have been raising these allegations with their patrons in Washington, DC and Beijing for some time and reported to have passed on several files of evidence against India.
It is strange that the media-savvy Pakistan army has chosen to keep this a tightly-held secret which, in fact, should have been other way round.
In 2009, the Pakistan army had chosen to go public with similar allegations against India and had held a press conference to make the evidence public. Incriminating photographs of Indian-made ammunition used by Baloch rebels were handed over to the media with details of the connivance.
The Pakistani media splashed it with abandoned glee only to be proved wrong by a blogger within hours. The blogger established that the ammunition shown by the Pakistan army to be of Indian-origin was in fact Chinese-made.
The blog (external link) carried the same photographs released by the Pakistan army but with cut-outs showing Chinese inscriptions. That put an end to the Pakistani campaign.

Be warned. The Pakistani army is planning something against India - Rediff.com India News

Look at that, Indian Media and the talk of Pakistani Generals! A retard got his tongue entangled!