Images of Indian Army's flood relief in Kashmir

[OrionHunter]

@Ravi Nair The serial pisser you were looking for.......

@Ravi why isn't this turd banned? Why are idiot school kids allowed on PDF? He's bent upon screwing this thread like there's no tomorrow.

 

[Pak_Track]

Indeed, riots are different things. And that's precisely what your pictures showed. Policemen engaging in riot control. Not armymen firing tank shells and artillery and aerial bombs on people. Indian Kashmir has a few rioters now and then. Pakistan has real insurgencies. That's precisely my point. Glad you got it.

I don't get you. Taliban is an insurgency. The Indian army, are occupiers.

 

[Raul_AD]

So Indian army saved 13 people

I appreciate your painstaking job by counting the persons in the pic!!!

 

[cloud_9]

@Ravi why isn't this turd banned? Why are idiot school kids allowed on PDF? He's bent upon screwing this thread like there's no tomorrow.

I don't know who you are trying to interact with ?

 

[janon]

I don't get you. Taliban is an insurgency. The Indian army, are occupiers.

Taliban is an insurgency. BLA is an insurgency. Kashmir was a Pak funded insurgency which has been quelled.

Your countryman was idiotically stating that Sikhs and everybody else want to be independent from India, and I was pointing out the reality that Pakistan is the only country perenially battling fearsome insurgencies.

India has declared the Kashmir floods a national disaster. Guess which "nation" that is?

The elected representatives of Kashmiri people, including their chief minister, have thanked the GoI for the prompt response. If Kashmir was an independent country, I wonder who would have provided them with a highly trained and competent disaster response force, 130 columns of armymen, 60+ helicopters and large cargo aircrafts and rescue workers and material today. At times like these, even the seperatists in Kashmir silently thank the Indian army and Indian govt and feel grateful for being part of India.

Here is a video of our army jawans piloting boats, canoes and even wooden logs to reach every stranded Kashmiri, and to prevent catastrophic disaster:

Watch it if you finally have enough "azadi" to be able to watch youtube.

 

[janon]

I guess your authorities should also employ the ''paid stone pelters'' method, since your security forces have a tendency to show their bravery when the other side can also fire back. !!

CRPF suspends 17 men for inaction during Chg anti-naxal op

Stupid off topic post. Should I post today's news of a Pakistani navyman abandoning his ship and swimming desperately to get to a better country?

 

[manojb]

Condolences to families effected by flood:

Floods in Jammu and Kashmir a National Calamity, Says PM Modi: Offers 1,000 Crores Aid
Floods in Jammu and Kashmir a National Calamity, Says PM Modi: Highlights

 

[liall]

This is what happens when development isnt priority. Floods should be prevented more dams more water more electricity more jobs for every one.

 

[thesolar65]

Still raining?? This has become an yearly phenomenon now, last year it was Uttarakhand, now J&K

We in Odisha are having our second flood this year and it hasn't stopped raining since 1st of this month. I remember just before 16th June everybody in India and world was worried about imminent drought in India, El Nino, La Nina etc. Now this!!

 

[agamdilawari]

 

[Pak_Track]

Taliban is an insurgency. BLA is an insurgency. Kashmir was a Pak funded insurgency which has been quelled.

Your countryman was idiotically stating that Sikhs and everybody else want to be independent from India, and I was pointing out the reality that Pakistan is the only country perenially battling fearsome insurgencies.

India has declared the Kashmir floods a national disaster. Guess which "nation" that is?

The elected representatives of Kashmiri people, including their chief minister, have thanked the GoI for the prompt response. If Kashmir was an independent country, I wonder who would have provided them with a highly trained and competent disaster response force, 130 columns of armymen, 60+ helicopters and large cargo aircrafts and rescue workers and material today. At times like these, even the seperatists in Kashmir silently thank the Indian army and Indian govt and feel grateful for being part of India.

Here is a video of our army jawans piloting boats, canoes and even wooden logs to reach every stranded Kashmiri, and to prevent catastrophic disaster:

Watch it if you finally have enough "azadi" to be able to watch youtube.

Doesn't change the fact that India is occupying Kashmir.

 

[Windjammer]

Stupid off topic post. Should I post today's news of a Pakistani navyman abandoning his ship and swimming desperately to get to a better country?

Stupid does what stupid says....... you dragging in and comparing Pakistan's WOT campaign with some stone pelters......there's nothing proven on the sailor yet, likewise i can post cases of fratricide, where soldiers prefer to leave the country altogether.

 

[jbond197]

I agree. The title is a bit sarcastic.

Is this the first time a title is sarcastic on PDF? The person you responded to, has a habit of creating threads with doctored titles..

 

[janon]

Stupid does what stupid says....... you dragging in and comparing Pakistan's WOT campaign with some stone pelters......there's nothing proven on the sailor yet, likewise i can post cases of fratricide, where soldiers prefer to leave the country altogether.

Sigh! That was precisely the point. In Kashmir we have some stone pelters; it is Pakistan that has uncontrolled insurgencies. It was an apt reply to an idiotic claim that many groups in India want secession. You are the one who posted off topic stuff with no context. But that's been your MO for a long time.

Doesn't change the fact that India is occupying Kashmir.

Except that we aren't. Kashmir is ours. Not yours. And there is nothing you can do about that.

 

[cloud_9]

https://twitter.com/x/status/508595542981500928

2 C17's are also in action.