Indian forces on toes at forward bases

[SIPRA]

A lot....because you have got a monkey sitting on power chair...he could do any thing without knowing the results.

Power in Modi's hands
"Baander hath ustra"

 

[araz]

Sir, you were using Punjabi slang with him "haula hath rakh" so it was in that particular context. You know in Punjabi there are no other ways. Urdu has tu, tum and Aap. Punjabi has "tu" and English "you"

It is a term used in Urdu as well. Being a hybrid language it has the capability to adapt newer nuances. Anyways thank you for your response and I really appreciate your kind consideration.
As to the current scenario, I really fail to understand the logic of the current offensive by the Indians. This is a sign of sheer desperation and Kashmir will surely slip out of their hands if they continue along those lines. This is not the middle East and India is not Israel that its atrocities will go unnoticed by the world. They will have to sit down with the Kashmiris and settle this on the table rather than by the gun. This is really bad for the area.
A

 

[undercover JIX]

may be modi is using this tactic to distract people from slow economy of india

dont spread propaganda, please.

Sir, you were using Punjabi slang with him "haula hath rakh" so it was in that particular context. You know in Punjabi there are no other ways. Urdu has tu, tum and Aap. Punjabi has "tu" and English "you"

in Punjabi there are two ways to address.

1. Tu kon ain or tu kithay challa ain

2. tussin kon ooo or tussin kithay challay oo.

Tussin is used for plural or in a respectful manner, same like urdu aap can be used for plural or as a respect.

 

[ghazi52]

AFP
August 4, 2019


Pakistan will respond to any Indian misadventure: PM Imran after NSC meeting

ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan on Sunday chaired a meeting of the National Security Committee to hold consultations with the country’s top civil and military leadership over the sudden spike in tensions with India.

Pakistan will effectively respond to any type of aggression or provocation from India with its people’s support, Prime Minister Imran Khan said following the NSC meeting.

The meeting was attended by Defence Minister Pervez Khattak, Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi, the chairperson of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee (JCSC), the heads of all three armed forces, intelligence officials, and interior, and the director-general of the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) and the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI).

The meeting was briefed subsequent to Indian aggression intensifying in Occupied Kashmir, as Indian premier Narendra Modi's attempt to use bogey of 'terrorism' with use of cluster ammunition against civilians.

Earlier Sunday, chairing an emergency consultative meeting at the Foreign Office in Islamabad, Qureshi alleged that Indian aggression comes an 'attempt to disrupt the regional peace'.

“India having lost all moral authority in IOJ&K and sensing erosion of its belligerent stance at international level keeps resorting to illegal, undemocratic and inhuman measures that have resulted in huge loss of lives and property in IOJ&K,” the NSC said according to a PM Office statement.

The national security body observed that the recent build-up of forces and their brutal use against an unarmed population was adding fuel to fire.

The body strongly condemned such Indian strategy at the time when Pakistan and the international community were focused on resolving the Afghan conflict.

The recent Indian measures would increase the levels of violence and turn the area into a flashpoint and a destabilising factor in the midst of two strategically capable neighbouring countries, it added.

The meeting further noted that the more India was exposed internally and internationally in its machinations, the more there were chances that it might resort to desperate and risky options, including false flag operations.

“Pakistan remains ready to defend itself against any Indian misadventure or aggression and will continue to provide all-out diplomatic, moral and political support to the brave people of IOJ&K in their indigenous struggle to get justice and their right to self-determination in line with UNSC resolutions,” the meeting resolved.

Prime Minister Imran Khan said Pakistan would always stand by Kashmiris and would not be deterred from its just stance based on the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) resolutions and aspirations of the Kashmiri people.

He invited the attention of the world leaders and international bodies towards 'irresponsible', 'unilateral' and 'irrational' behaviour of the Indian leadership.

“India needs to ensure rights of the people, including those living in occupied territories and also to abide by its own commitments to UNSC,” he remarked.

 

[Code_Geass]

India will have to be very weak position to cme to the table and settle kashmir issue

I wonder how can india become so weak to negotiate on kashmir.

 

[war&peace]

It is a term used in Urdu as well. Being a hybrid language it has the capability to adapt newer nuances. Anyways thank you for your response and I really appreciate your kind consideration.
As to the current scenario, I really fail to understand the logic of the current offensive by the Indians. This is a sign of sheer desperation and Kashmir will surely slip out of their hands if they continue along those lines. This is not the middle East and India is not Israel that its atrocities will go unnoticed by the world. They will have to sit down with the Kashmiris and settle this on the table rather than by the gun. This is really bad for the area.
A

`janab, You should remember that I have always addressed you with "sir, janab" .. I'm not expert in Punjabi though I can speak but mostly my friends normally make fun of me..

But to the main subject. I personally think it is a mixture of desperation and strategic thinking. We should not underestimate the hindutva mindset. We are not dealing with normal rational humans. Brahmins arrogance was subdued by Pakistan on Feb 27 and following weeks brought more humiliation and misery for them..they couldn't reply with air strikes, their missile strikes were foiled and then their subs were thwarted back. Pakistan showed a lot of restraint otherwise we could have sunk two of Gangadesh's submarines and also dispatch their top military leadership to hell when we locked on the targets. I think we settled for too little. We should have done more damage.
However, they are burning in anger and any further weakness/procrastination shown by GoP (military and the political leadership) will be construed by the arrogant and hurt enemy as the perfect opportunity. So if we have reply this time....it should be jaw breaking response without fearing escalation. If the hindu does not why the Momin's are afraid of death? If they escalate to next level, we should do it too and even more and in fact, that will bring this hindutva terrorists to their senses.

 

[Maxpane]

dont spread propaganda, please

where it look like propaganda plz?

 

[Vikki]

Bhai Saheb.
Zara haath haula rakhain. You dont understand the implications of what you are saying. A nuke exchange here would destroy Pakistan Bangladesh Nepal Bhutan Burma and possibly large part of China. This would be due to the Nuclear fallout. So please dont write without thinking the implications of what you write.
A

Even afghanifstan and part of iran

 

[NA71]

just aik masoomana sawal ....will Indian Air Force allow WC Abhi to fly mission in this scenario?

 

[YeBeWarned]

Even afghanifstan and part of iran

depends on the direction of Winds and storms from nuclear Winter ..

 

[Max]

They will be on arse soon.

 

[war&peace]

2. tussin kon ooo or tussin kithay challay oo.

I never heard "tussin" but thanks for sharing I will use it next time.

 

[Nilgiri]

@MilSpec @Water Car Engineer

weren't these "forward bases" supposed to have IAF "withdraw" from in order for Pakistan to re-open its airspace?

What happened?

 

[MilSpec]

@MilSpec @Water Car Engineer

weren't these "forward bases" supposed to have IAF "withdraw" from in order for Pakistan to re-open its airspace?

What happened?

All I can say is interior bases are empty.

 

[war&peace]

@MilSpec @Water Car Engineer

weren't these "forward bases" supposed to have IAF "withdraw" from in order for Pakistan to re-open its airspace?

What happened?

Mate, how much time does it take to fly in a few dozen aircraft to FOB's?