If I understand you correctly ........... first thing just confirm if those sims are operational, if yes just share the numbers and network operators and they will be easily able to track down owners of those sims. Or you were asking me how bio metric verification is done here in Pakistan at time of issuing sims?
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If I understand you correctly ........... first thing just confirm if those sims are operational, if yes just share the numbers and network operators and they will be easily able to track down owners of those sims. Or you were asking me how bio metric verification is done here in Pakistan at time of issuing sims?
It would have been useful to give the numbers to pakistan before announcing it on media.....
Who else then? Their media is the one that takes the charge every time, investigates, identifies and pinpoints the culprits, establishes Pakistan link, then PA link, then ISI link .................. this is how it has been happening their media shaping everything.
By the way their media will make sure that Ghazwa e Hind happens one day, and many idiots believe them
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جن بھارتیوں سے3 دن سے4 دھشت گردوں کی وجہ سے ایک ائیر بیس کلیئر نہیں کروائی جا رھی
ان کی فلموں میں اکیلا ھیروپاکستان آکے حافظ سعید کومارگیا
تین دن سے ایک ائیر بیس کلیئر نہیں ھو رھی اور فلموں میں سنی دیول کا چیخ چیخ کر گلا بیٹھ گیا کے کشمیر مانگا تو چیر دیں گے
نااہلی کی انتہا !!! بھارتی فوج تیسرے روز بھی پٹھان کوٹ ایئربیس کلیئر نہ کر سکی
اناپرستی چھوڑواورسنی دیول یاسیف علی خان کوبُلوالو3گھنٹےمیں ایئربیس کلیئرکروادینگے
بالی وڈ کو نئی فلم کے لیے سٹوری مل گئی،
دہشتگردوں نے ایک بیس پر حملہ کیا اور 2 گھنٹوں میں کلیئر کروا لیا گیا، جس میں دو آئیٹم سانگ بھی ہونگے
ان کی فلموں میں اکیلا ھیروپاکستان آکے حافظ سعید کومارگیا
تین دن سے ایک ائیر بیس کلیئر نہیں ھو رھی اور فلموں میں سنی دیول کا چیخ چیخ کر گلا بیٹھ گیا کے کشمیر مانگا تو چیر دیں گے
نااہلی کی انتہا !!! بھارتی فوج تیسرے روز بھی پٹھان کوٹ ایئربیس کلیئر نہ کر سکی
اناپرستی چھوڑواورسنی دیول یاسیف علی خان کوبُلوالو3گھنٹےمیں ایئربیس کلیئرکروادینگے
بالی وڈ کو نئی فلم کے لیے سٹوری مل گئی،
دہشتگردوں نے ایک بیس پر حملہ کیا اور 2 گھنٹوں میں کلیئر کروا لیا گیا، جس میں دو آئیٹم سانگ بھی ہونگے
The APS attacker had a similar view, according to them the attack was in retaliation of the Pakistani army's atrocities against their women and children. I hope you do not show any double standards and support those attackers too.
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Combing or active operations?
Learn the difference between a military target and that of deliberately targetting civilian...
First is act of war second one is a war crime
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Search operations. Its winter so the process will be slow.
Its not my logic its a fact....
Infact its the law according to geneva convention...
Violators can be taken to international war crimes tribunal..
99% of taliban insurgency in pakistan exclusively targetted mosques streets bazaars and schools ...not military targets...and are war crimes...
Attack on pathankot is a act of war.... off course it is....
7 soldiers dead ...airbase rattled ...what else can be act of war??
But its not a war crime....
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PATHANKOT: A fifth gunman was killed Monday on the third day of a siege at the heavily fortified Pathankot Indian air base and at least one attacker remained as troops worked to secure the sprawling compound, a military official said. Seven troops have been killed.
The search operations at Pathankot air force base will continue until all areas have been completely secured, Maj Gen Dushyant Singh, from India's elite National Security Guard, told reporters.
Indian army soldiers sit in a truck as they head towards the Indian Air Force (IAF) base at Pathankot. ─ Reuters
The attack has dragged on since early Saturday morning as government troops struggle to contain the heavily armed attackers.
At least twice over the weekend it appeared that the attack had ended but fresh gunfire and explosions erupted both times.
Four attackers were reported killed by Saturday evening, and at least two were said to have been exchanging gunfire with troops as of Monday morning. By evening one had been shot dead, Singh said.
Defence officials have said authorities had been alerted about a potential attack in the area on Friday, and that aerial surveillance at the base spotted the gunmen as they entered the compound, leading to criticism of the handling of the situation.
An Indian Air Force helicopter flies over the airforce base in Pathankot. ─ AFP
Singh told reporters in Pathankot that it will take a "long time" to declare the base completely secure because of its size and geography. It is spread over more than 2,000 acres, including forests and tall grass.
The commanding officer of the base, Lt Col J.S. Dhamoon, described it as a "mini-city" with homes and a school for the children of the personnel stationed there.
An army statement said the last gunmen were firing from a building that is part of the living quarters on the base.
An Indian army soldier descents the stairs of a house outside the Indian air force base in Pathankot. ─ AP
The base has a fleet of India's Russian-origin MiG-21 fighter jets and Mi-25 and Mi-35 attack helicopters, along with other military hardware. Officials have said no military hardware has been damaged in the fighting.
Military funerals were held Monday for the soldiers who were killed in the attack. Their killings inside a military base despite intelligence alerts have angered many in India.
"The biggest problem is the multiplicity of command and control. Nobody knows who is really in charge," said Rahul Bedi, an analyst for Jane's Information Group.
The Pathankot base and the northern state of Punjab, where it is located, has "probably the highest concentration of military personnel in India because it's so close to the border with Pakistan," Bedi said. "It's a huge embarrassment," he said. "It's a major goof-up for everybody."
Indian air force personnel stand on the roof of a building at the base in Pathankot. ─ AFP
Since Saturday morning, the base has been swarming with air force commandos, army soldiers, National Security Guard troops and local police.
Officials, however, have refused to say how many security personnel were involved in the engagement.
The base is on the highway that connects India-held Kashmir (IHK) with the rest of the country. It is also very close to the shared border with Pakistan.
An alliance of Kashmiri militant groups, the United Jihad Council (UJC) on Monday claimed responsibility for the attack.
The UJC in a statement said that the attack was a message to India that Kashmiri fighters could strike at any sensitive installation across India.
"Pathankot air base attack has been carried out by the mujahideen associated with National Highway Squad," said Syed Sadaqat Hussain, a spokesman for UJC.
"Pakistan has nothing to do with the attack but ironically the Indian government, media and their armed forces are suffering from Pakistan phobia," added the UJC spokesman.
The search operations at Pathankot air force base will continue until all areas have been completely secured, Maj Gen Dushyant Singh, from India's elite National Security Guard, told reporters.
Indian army soldiers sit in a truck as they head towards the Indian Air Force (IAF) base at Pathankot. ─ Reuters
The attack has dragged on since early Saturday morning as government troops struggle to contain the heavily armed attackers.
At least twice over the weekend it appeared that the attack had ended but fresh gunfire and explosions erupted both times.
Four attackers were reported killed by Saturday evening, and at least two were said to have been exchanging gunfire with troops as of Monday morning. By evening one had been shot dead, Singh said.
Defence officials have said authorities had been alerted about a potential attack in the area on Friday, and that aerial surveillance at the base spotted the gunmen as they entered the compound, leading to criticism of the handling of the situation.
An Indian Air Force helicopter flies over the airforce base in Pathankot. ─ AFP
Singh told reporters in Pathankot that it will take a "long time" to declare the base completely secure because of its size and geography. It is spread over more than 2,000 acres, including forests and tall grass.
The commanding officer of the base, Lt Col J.S. Dhamoon, described it as a "mini-city" with homes and a school for the children of the personnel stationed there.
An army statement said the last gunmen were firing from a building that is part of the living quarters on the base.
An Indian army soldier descents the stairs of a house outside the Indian air force base in Pathankot. ─ AP
The base has a fleet of India's Russian-origin MiG-21 fighter jets and Mi-25 and Mi-35 attack helicopters, along with other military hardware. Officials have said no military hardware has been damaged in the fighting.
Military funerals were held Monday for the soldiers who were killed in the attack. Their killings inside a military base despite intelligence alerts have angered many in India.
"The biggest problem is the multiplicity of command and control. Nobody knows who is really in charge," said Rahul Bedi, an analyst for Jane's Information Group.
The Pathankot base and the northern state of Punjab, where it is located, has "probably the highest concentration of military personnel in India because it's so close to the border with Pakistan," Bedi said. "It's a huge embarrassment," he said. "It's a major goof-up for everybody."
Indian air force personnel stand on the roof of a building at the base in Pathankot. ─ AFP
Since Saturday morning, the base has been swarming with air force commandos, army soldiers, National Security Guard troops and local police.
Officials, however, have refused to say how many security personnel were involved in the engagement.
The base is on the highway that connects India-held Kashmir (IHK) with the rest of the country. It is also very close to the shared border with Pakistan.
An alliance of Kashmiri militant groups, the United Jihad Council (UJC) on Monday claimed responsibility for the attack.
The UJC in a statement said that the attack was a message to India that Kashmiri fighters could strike at any sensitive installation across India.
"Pathankot air base attack has been carried out by the mujahideen associated with National Highway Squad," said Syed Sadaqat Hussain, a spokesman for UJC.
"Pakistan has nothing to do with the attack but ironically the Indian government, media and their armed forces are suffering from Pakistan phobia," added the UJC spokesman.
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