@Tipu7 Sir a critical error in this analysis is expecting the enemy to follow the expected patterns. Here are some other scenarios:
1. A grand stealth heli based invasion in Kashmir and Runn of Kutch to circumvent mountainous/boggy terrain.
2. A very sudden missile brute force strike followed by regular troops.
3. A surgical aerial strike.
I also want to revisit the Indian doctrine here. CSD today is not just about initiating war, it is about initiating it with surprise, subterfuge, and such overwhelming force that we are caught unawares and can't react quickly enough. Here is how it can happen:
1. Use EM attacks to disable/disarm/deceive our radar and electronic surveillance methods. This could involve making inroads into Western manufacturers to gain the necessary information.
2. Under cover of our electronic blindness, take out forward positions with a massive missile strike.
3. Follow quickly with heli borne special forces and air dropped support troops to hold territory.
4. Follow up as quickly as possible with mechanized infantry, heavy armor and propelled artillery, i.e., the regular troops.
5. In combination with this, either Afghanistan, or America, or Indian troops in Afghanistan strike us from the Western in parallel.
6. In parallel, flare up the working boundary and LoC so that we have multiple fronts open at the same time.
7. And finally, there is no knowing what if Iran will or will not join such a plan. Their loyalties are questionable.
8. Most importantly, buy out key Pakistani Generals and commanders.
Would Pak Army be able to survive a well-orchestrated brute force attack of such proportions?
EDIT: Let's not forget a missile barrage from submarines and a brute force naval attack at the same time. Add in the Indian air force attacking in large numbers and the picture is complete for CSD.
