Fire damages submarine at Mumbai yard

[Type59]

Fire was in the control room. Very serious.

Oh well they can reorder components from abroad, India can afford it. Glad they are helping the poverty stricken nations of USA and Russia. So charitable

 

[SQ8]

Pakistan submarine forces may be down to one or two active hulls but it seems our adversary is too busy destroying their assets to match our strength.

On a serious note, Indian CAG needs to seriously hold this branch to account.
One sunk in harbor, two damaged during upgrades while others have fires and other issued at sea.

 

[Dubious]

no no sir just read how many times ships submarines frigates even once two patrol crafts burnt here in this yard .

Insurance fraud?

 

[JohnWick]

I think the completed there training....

 

[hussain0216]

when certain indigenous components

There's your problem right there!

 

[masterchief_mirza]

India should really seriously consider adopting the Swiss or Afghan naval model to avoid further such embarrassments ...

 

[Peaceful Civilian]

Seems corrupt practices to grab millions dollars for repair .

 

[Dalit]

Very expensive and costly mistake.

The Indians are terrible at managing their assets.

 

[Thorough Pro]

Allah helps in mysterious ways.

 

[Yaseen1]

indians are poor handlers of defense equipment and they lack ability to become military power and will lose any war like it happened on 27feb when they downed their ow helicopter and during war instead of destroying enemy they will destroy themselves by their own hands

 

[Han Patriot]

India should really seriously consider adopting the Swiss or Afghan naval model to avoid further such embarrassments ...

Lol... exactly...even the Mongolian Navy has better track record.

 

[The Eagle]

Insurance fraud?

Their military branches works like Zardari clan. Burn record or create circumstances to adjust accounts. In the end, mysterious ISI agent will be caught and that's all.

 

[Tejas Spokesman]

NEW DELHI: An accidental fire at a naval dockyard resulted in damage to a recently upgraded Kilo class submarine. The Navy is now checking critical components in the control room to get it back to functional duty.

The INS Sindhukesari, which underwent a Rs 1,197-crore refit and upgrade in Russia and was shipped back in February, suffered the accident when certain indigenous components as well as a US-origin periscope were being fitted onboard.

https://economictimes.indiatimes.co...arine-at-mumbai-yard/articleshow/69819050.cms

routine exercise

Means putting sub on fire and then extinguishing fire ?

Now I've lost count of how many times did the Indian Navy damage their own Submarines and Frigates.

And yeah don't forget their Army shot down their own helicopter, while being engaged by the enemy.

Indian Navy routine SOP. No surprise there

My guess Is that high level corruption is in loved in such incident first they purchase arms with huge kickbacks then they sabotage it on purpose to get more kickbacks on the repair and maintaince.

Where are all the slumdogs hiding. The competency level is astonishing.

Very bad year for Indian inventory.
Or maybe it was in purpose to buy more weapons and more chances of corruption .
Had rafale deal happened in Pakistan, opposition would have killed the government officials .


But Rahul cannot even make it an issue.

"Aik aur darya ka saamna tha Munir mujh ko
Man aik darya kay par utra, tau man nain daikha"

Dobara, phir se?

Another one!!
old wound don't heal yet and they get a new one.

Fire was in the control room. Very serious.

Oh well they can reorder components from abroad, India can afford it. Glad they are helping the poverty stricken nations of USA and Russia. So charitable

Minor fire incident that happened 3 months back. Very little damage.
Sub all set to come back to service soon.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1140540300588281856

 

[Han Patriot]

small problem onlee bhai....no prblem. Yet no Indian even question why such shit happen in the first place. it's all about 'competency'/

 

[The Eagle]

small problem onlee bhai....no prblem. Yet no Indian even question why such shit happen in the first place. it's all about 'competency'/

Damaged in March, still under repair and that's minor Bhai... Nothing serious.... You know, we have to give to India in this case that downplays and manipulates mishaps successfully as compare to avoid such mishandling in first place. Why bother to question when the lot has to invent reasons and above all, professionalism is taken over by cover-up. This is all about keeping up-to reputation through news and bragging about superiority as compare to the facts. The issue becomes serious when the superiority picture is being challenged and proven nothing but a hoax.