'If war is thrown at India, we will come out victorious': Army Chief General Naravane

[FOOLS_NIGHTMARE]

The situation in Ladakh, where Indian troops have been facing the Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) for a year and a half, is stable and under control, the Army chief, General MM Naravane said today. He hoped that the situation will be difficult but if war is “thrown at” India, “we will come out victorious.”

Speaking to reporters today, he said that the Indian response was robust in Ladakh, thwarting the Chinese designs and reworked the operational plan not just for Ladakh but for the entire line of actual control. With more troops and weaponry and infrastructure for more, if required, India is well prepared.

The talks with the PLA have been going on for a while, and there have also been talks at the political and diplomatic levels. He felt the continuation of the talks was a good thing and there has been progress with disengagement in the Galwan area and in the Pangong and Kailash ranges regions. Talks, he said, we’re on about the situation in PP15, Depsang, and Demchok and hoped that there would be some forward movement, particularly in the PP 15 area. The new Chinese boundary law has not made things easier, he felt, the Ministry of External Affairs already opposed it. After disengagement, he spoke of de-escalation and then, de-induction. India, the chief said, is prepared to be patient and will continue to ensure that there was enough strength all along the LAC.

The restructuring and redeployment of the Army has been going on for a while and in Sikkim, for instance, the Army has gone from no armoured formations to a squadron and now, more.

Speaking about the situation in the North-East, he said the situation was much better, which is why troops have moved out from there. Referring to the recent incidents leading to the killing of a colonel by suspected insurgents and then, the deaths of some civilians in a firing soon after, he said the inquiry would be ready very shortly and the law of the land would take its course.

The situation along the line of control was better as the cease-fire was holding, but the terror camps were still in place, he added. There were about 350 terrorists across the line of control, either in the launch pads or the terror training camps.

The Army remained committed to modernisation and the use of new technology and spoke about swarm drones and also, artificial intelligence. The Army is also committed to theatre commands and spoke of a recent exercise. The results will be examined and shared with the other services.

'If war is thrown at India, we will come out victorious': Army Chief General Naravane

Speaking about the situation in the North-East, Indian Army Chief General Naravane said the situation was much better, which is why troops have moved out from there.

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Army Chief MM Narvane talks tough on China: We will win in case of war

Army Chief General MM Naravane today said that India will come out victorious in case of war with China. The Army Chief, however, said that war stays only as an instrument of last resort.

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[HalfMoon]

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The situation in Ladakh, where Indian troops have been facing the Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) for a year and a half, is stable and under control, the Army chief, General MM Naravane said today. He hoped that the situation will be difficult but if war is “thrown at” India, “we will come out victorious.”

Speaking to reporters today, he said that the Indian response was robust in Ladakh, thwarting the Chinese designs and reworked the operational plan not just for Ladakh but for the entire line of actual control. With more troops and weaponry and infrastructure for more, if required, India is well prepared.

The talks with the PLA have been going on for a while, and there have also been talks at the political and diplomatic levels. He felt the continuation of the talks was a good thing and there has been progress with disengagement in the Galwan area and in the Pangong and Kailash ranges regions. Talks, he said, we’re on about the situation in PP15, Depsang, and Demchok and hoped that there would be some forward movement, particularly in the PP 15 area. The new Chinese boundary law has not made things easier, he felt, the Ministry of External Affairs already opposed it. After disengagement, he spoke of de-escalation and then, de-induction. India, the chief said, is prepared to be patient and will continue to ensure that there was enough strength all along the LAC.

The restructuring and redeployment of the Army has been going on for a while and in Sikkim, for instance, the Army has gone from no armoured formations to a squadron and now, more.

Speaking about the situation in the North-East, he said the situation was much better, which is why troops have moved out from there. Referring to the recent incidents leading to the killing of a colonel by suspected insurgents and then, the deaths of some civilians in a firing soon after, he said the inquiry would be ready very shortly and the law of the land would take its course.

The situation along the line of control was better as the cease-fire was holding, but the terror camps were still in place, he added. There were about 350 terrorists across the line of control, either in the launch pads or the terror training camps.

The Army remained committed to modernisation and the use of new technology and spoke about swarm drones and also, artificial intelligence. The Army is also committed to theatre commands and spoke of a recent exercise. The results will be examined and shared with the other services.

'If war is thrown at India, we will come out victorious': Army Chief General Naravane

Speaking about the situation in the North-East, Indian Army Chief General Naravane said the situation was much better, which is why troops have moved out from there.

www.timesnownews.com

Army Chief MM Narvane talks tough on China: We will win in case of war

Army Chief General MM Naravane today said that India will come out victorious in case of war with China. The Army Chief, however, said that war stays only as an instrument of last resort.

zeenews.india.com

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Very true.

Just like in Galwan

 

[Pappa Alpha]

It will provide good opportunity for China to test and demonstrate it's latest equipment and attract more customers.

 

[HalfMoon]

It will provide good opportunity for China to test and demonstrate it's latest equipment and attract more customers.

PLA's robot army is ready.

 

[Pakistan Space Agency]

With China's new Boundary Law, China has made it mandatory for its military to invade and annex all the Chinese land currently under Indian occupation.

War seems imminent.

First shots are going to be fired by the Chinese robots deployed at the border and this will set a new precedent. China will thereafter, try to normalise the regular slaughter of Indian troops as well as hit India will large scale electronic warfare rendering Indian military hardware useless.

 

[HalfMoon]

With China's new Boundary Law, China has made it mandatory for its military to invade and annex all the Chinese land cutrently under Indian occupation.

War seems imminent.

First shots are going to be fired by the Chinese robots deployed at the border and this will set a new precedent. China will thereafter, will try to normalise the regular slaughter of Indian troops as well as hit India will large scale electronic warfare rendering Indian military hardware useless.

Modi will say Chinese PLA Robots don't count as PLA Army.

"Neither is anyone inside our territory nor is any of our post captured" - Indian PM Narender Modi (aka Surrender Modi)

"China was building villages within its territory for its soldiers. Chinese have not transgressed anywhere on our perception of LAC." - Late Indian CDS General Rawat ( aka Surrender Rawat)

 

[Imran Khan]

 

[Shah_Deu]

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The situation in Ladakh, where Indian troops have been facing the Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) for a year and a half, is stable and under control, the Army chief, General MM Naravane said today. He hoped that the situation will be difficult but if war is “thrown at” India, “we will come out victorious.”

Speaking to reporters today, he said that the Indian response was robust in Ladakh, thwarting the Chinese designs and reworked the operational plan not just for Ladakh but for the entire line of actual control. With more troops and weaponry and infrastructure for more, if required, India is well prepared.

The talks with the PLA have been going on for a while, and there have also been talks at the political and diplomatic levels. He felt the continuation of the talks was a good thing and there has been progress with disengagement in the Galwan area and in the Pangong and Kailash ranges regions. Talks, he said, we’re on about the situation in PP15, Depsang, and Demchok and hoped that there would be some forward movement, particularly in the PP 15 area. The new Chinese boundary law has not made things easier, he felt, the Ministry of External Affairs already opposed it. After disengagement, he spoke of de-escalation and then, de-induction. India, the chief said, is prepared to be patient and will continue to ensure that there was enough strength all along the LAC.

The restructuring and redeployment of the Army has been going on for a while and in Sikkim, for instance, the Army has gone from no armoured formations to a squadron and now, more.

Speaking about the situation in the North-East, he said the situation was much better, which is why troops have moved out from there. Referring to the recent incidents leading to the killing of a colonel by suspected insurgents and then, the deaths of some civilians in a firing soon after, he said the inquiry would be ready very shortly and the law of the land would take its course.

The situation along the line of control was better as the cease-fire was holding, but the terror camps were still in place, he added. There were about 350 terrorists across the line of control, either in the launch pads or the terror training camps.

The Army remained committed to modernisation and the use of new technology and spoke about swarm drones and also, artificial intelligence. The Army is also committed to theatre commands and spoke of a recent exercise. The results will be examined and shared with the other services.

'If war is thrown at India, we will come out victorious': Army Chief General Naravane

Speaking about the situation in the North-East, Indian Army Chief General Naravane said the situation was much better, which is why troops have moved out from there.

www.timesnownews.com

Army Chief MM Narvane talks tough on China: We will win in case of war

Army Chief General MM Naravane today said that India will come out victorious in case of war with China. The Army Chief, however, said that war stays only as an instrument of last resort.

zeenews.india.com

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why should the war be thrown at you when areas like depsang, hotsprings and galwan could be snatched without one

 

[FOOLS_NIGHTMARE]

General Naravane after his statement today.

 

[SQ8]

 

[GamoAccu]

India's victory walk.

 

[kingQamaR]

China huge strength is, its self reliant on producing all its own weapons, so india is screwed. as daddy west can not halt this China army from liberating areas like it does sanctions with f16s with Pakistan.

 

[FOOLS_NIGHTMARE]

Army gave robust reply to China's try to change status quo: Gen Naravane

Army gave robust reply to China's try to change status quo: Gen Naravane

The Chief of Army Staff (COAS), General M.M. Naravane said on Wednesday that the armys response to Chinese attempts to change status quo was very robust.

www.business-standard.com

 

[Taimoor Khan]

Credit to Indian "Patriots". They are in "PHUULL SHAPORT" mode to Indian government even after the recent humiliation suffered at the hands of PLA.

 

[SIPRA]

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"Aye maut kolon we naeen darday
Aye maut day khoo tay kum karday"