Indian lies On Kargil War

[NKVD]

Since you have grown up listening to the term ''EPIC FAIL''.....once again it adequately applies to you.

http://www.thehindu.com/2004/06/30/stories/2004063006391100.htm

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War-time media reports, based on Army briefings, suggest that further efforts to take the peak were made from July 21, 1999, well after the fighting had officially ended. While these efforts were unsuccessful, the available evidence suggests that then-56 Brigade Commander Amar Aul responded by occupying two heights on the Pakistani side of the LoC, 4875 and 4251.

Subsequently, the local commanders hammered out a deal, where both agreed to leave points 5353, 5240, 4251 and 4875 unoccupied.

Towards October-end, for reasons still not clear, the 16 Grenadiers were ordered to take Point 5240 and the 1-3 Gurkha Rifles Point 5353. While the 16 Grenadiers' attack proceeded as planned, despite bad weather, the 1-3 Gurkha Rifles, for reasons still not clear, never made their way up to Point 5353. When the Pakistani troops detected the Indian presence on 5240, they promptly reoccupied Point 5353.

Interestingly, however, the 16 Grenadiers' records on the Point 5353 assault refer to Point 5353 as "a minor objective." So too, do entries in Col. Oberoi's confidential service records. "This assessment was vindicated during the artillery clashes in 2001-2002, when the Pakistani observation posts on Point 5353 were unable to bring accurate fire to bear on either the highway or nearby Indian positions". The Indian troops were able to tie down the Pakistani position with accurate fire, rendering it near-impossible for its superior altitude to be used to good effect.

So the Assessment Of 5353 was Accurate that its Not strategically important as was pretend

 

[Windjammer]

Yes You Failed To read full article Off-cource Due To you Trolling Habit


War-time media reports, based on Army briefings, suggest that further efforts to take the peak were made from July 21, 1999, well after the fighting had officially ended. While these efforts were unsuccessful, the available evidence suggests that then-56 Brigade Commander Amar Aul responded by occupying two heights on the Pakistani side of the LoC, 4875 and 4251.

Subsequently, the local commanders hammered out a deal, where both agreed to leave points 5353, 5240, 4251 and 4875 unoccupied.

Towards October-end, for reasons still not clear, the 16 Grenadiers were ordered to take Point 5240 and the 1-3 Gurkha Rifles Point 5353. While the 16 Grenadiers' attack proceeded as planned, despite bad weather, the 1-3 Gurkha Rifles, for reasons still not clear, never made their way up to Point 5353. When the Pakistani troops detected the Indian presence on 5240, they promptly reoccupied Point 5353.

Interestingly, however, the 16 Grenadiers' records on the Point 5353 assault refer to Point 5353 as "a minor objective." So too, do entries in Col. Oberoi's confidential service records. "This assessment was vindicated during the artillery clashes in 2001-2002, when the Pakistani observation posts on Point 5353 were unable to bring accurate fire to bear on either the highway or nearby Indian positions". The Indian troops were able to tie down the Pakistani position with accurate fire, rendering it near-impossible for its superior altitude to be used to good effect.

Yes big mouth, i am the one who dug out a four year old article and let me give you another knock on the head.....at the end of the day, despite claims read lies by your netas and countryfellows....
Who still occupies point.5353.

 

[Tolkien]

Yes big mouth, i am the one who dug out a four year old article and let me give you another knock on the head.....at the end of the day, despite claims read lies by your netas and countryfellows....
Who still occupies point.5353.

And who still occupies point 5310.

 

[NKVD]

Yes big mouth, i am the one who dug out a four year old article and let me give you another knock on the head.....at the end of the day, despite claims read lies by your netas and countryfellows....
Who still occupies point.5353.

You managed 5353 Out 140 Peaks your captured in Kargil what a bright results For Marde-e-momins Army .Eventually Lost your two Subsequent Peaks in return .

I have No argument if your happy at 1:140 With No strategical advantages what so ever

And who still occupies point 5310.

Out Of 140 Peaks they captured in Kargil they Managed to get 1 Let them happy in that result

 

[Windjammer]

And who still occupies point 5310.

Pakistan still occupies four kargil peaks.

On July 26, the country celebrates Vijay Diwas to commemorate India’s victory in the Kargil war. But five years since the war, four strategic Indian posts in Kargil are still under Pakistani control and the government is not ready to spell out the truth, reports VK ShashikumarPoint 5353, Bunker Ridge, Saddle Ridge, Dalu Nag. These are posts in the Kargil sector that the soldiers of the Indian army knew incontrovertibly to be their own. They form a sort of memory map of disjointed emplacements along the treacherous mountains in the Kargil sector. Features that are joined in various military maps of the area by dotted lines.

Army sources confirmed to Tehelka that at least two of these features are under Pakistani control, thanks to botched up military operations and a government that wanted to hide the truth. The fate of the other two features, Dalu Nag and Bunker Ridge, is still shrouded in mystery.

Tehelka - The People's Paper

 

[patman]

its true suppa pawa pakistan defeated india in every war, including kargil. ignore what international media says

 

[NKVD]

Pakistan still occupies four kargil peaks.

On July 26, the country celebrates Vijay Diwas to commemorate India’s victory in the Kargil war. But five years since the war, four strategic Indian posts in Kargil are still under Pakistani control and the government is not ready to spell out the truth, reports VK ShashikumarPoint 5353, Bunker Ridge, Saddle Ridge, Dalu Nag. These are posts in the Kargil sector that the soldiers of the Indian army knew incontrovertibly to be their own. They form a sort of memory map of disjointed emplacements along the treacherous mountains in the Kargil sector. Features that are joined in various military maps of the area by dotted lines.

Army sources confirmed to Tehelka that at least two of these features are under Pakistani control, thanks to botched up military operations and a government that wanted to hide the truth. The fate of the other two features, Dalu Nag and Bunker Ridge, is still shrouded in mystery.

Tehelka - The People's Paper

Out of 140 Only 2-3 with No strategical advantage what so ever

 

[Windjammer]

You managed 5353 Out 140 Peaks your captured in Kargil what a bright results For Marde-e-momins Army .Eventually Lost your two Subsequent Peaks in return .

I have No argument if your happy at 1:140 With No strategical advantages what so ever


Out Of 140 Peaks they captured in Kargil they Managed to get 1 Let them happy in that result

Kargil ghosts still stalk India’s military aka Hanuman army.

https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/kargil-ghosts-still-stalk-indias-military.387987/

 

[Tolkien]

Pakistan still occupies four kargil peaks.

On July 26, the country celebrates Vijay Diwas to commemorate India’s victory in the Kargil war. But five years since the war, four strategic Indian posts in Kargil are still under Pakistani control and the government is not ready to spell out the truth, reports VK ShashikumarPoint 5353, Bunker Ridge, Saddle Ridge, Dalu Nag. These are posts in the Kargil sector that the soldiers of the Indian army knew incontrovertibly to be their own. They form a sort of memory map of disjointed emplacements along the treacherous mountains in the Kargil sector. Features that are joined in various military maps of the area by dotted lines.

Army sources confirmed to Tehelka that at least two of these features are under Pakistani control, thanks to botched up military operations and a government that wanted to hide the truth. The fate of the other two features, Dalu Nag and Bunker Ridge, is still shrouded in mystery.

For tactical reasons the Army thrice successfully crossed the LoC to capture tactically important features to facilitate vacating the intruders. The 27 Rajput battalion crossed the LoC south of Turtuk near NJ 9842; 14 Sikh battalion similarly captured a feature about a kilometre inside the Pakistani side of the LoC near Chorbat La while a Jat battalion captured a feature adjacent to the Kupwara sector. In the latter case, however, the soldiers had to withdraw west of the Mushkoh Valley after about 30 of them suffered frost bite. The Army continues to retain all the three captured features.

httpwww,tribuneindia,com/mobi/news/sunday-special/kaleidoscope/the-height-of-challenge/243607.html

And that's in addition to point 5310 & point 5770.

 

[NKVD]

Kargil ghosts still stalk India’s military aka Hanuman army.

https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/kargil-ghosts-still-stalk-indias-military.387987/

And Its related what we talking Now

 

[Windjammer]

And Its related what we talking Now

Read and burn baby.

 

[nair]

Do you guys realise that this is a 3 year old thread????

 

[Qutb-ud-din Aybak]

Yes You Failed To read full article Off-cource Due To you Trolling Habit


War-time media reports, based on Army briefings, suggest that further efforts to take the peak were made from July 21, 1999, well after the fighting had officially ended. While these efforts were unsuccessful, the available evidence suggests that then-56 Brigade Commander Amar Aul responded by occupying two heights on the Pakistani side of the LoC, 4875 and 4251.

Subsequently, the local commanders hammered out a deal, where both agreed to leave points 5353, 5240, 4251 and 4875 unoccupied.

Towards October-end, for reasons still not clear, the 16 Grenadiers were ordered to take Point 5240 and the 1-3 Gurkha Rifles Point 5353. While the 16 Grenadiers' attack proceeded as planned, despite bad weather, the 1-3 Gurkha Rifles, for reasons still not clear, never made their way up to Point 5353. When the Pakistani troops detected the Indian presence on 5240, they promptly reoccupied Point 5353.

Interestingly, however, the 16 Grenadiers' records on the Point 5353 assault refer to Point 5353 as "a minor objective." So too, do entries in Col. Oberoi's confidential service records. "This assessment was vindicated during the artillery clashes in 2001-2002, when the Pakistani observation posts on Point 5353 were unable to bring accurate fire to bear on either the highway or nearby Indian positions". The Indian troops were able to tie down the Pakistani position with accurate fire, rendering it near-impossible for its superior altitude to be used to good effect.

So the Assessment Of 5353 was Accurate that its Not strategically important as was pretend

so indian broke the oral agreement of leaving those peaks un occupied. What a disgrace to the world soldier your army is.

 

[omega supremme]

Oh troll listen to me there is only one tiger till which is 5353 and that,s in pakistan control.I know truth is hard to digest but give at it a try at least

As usual, these people greatly need this to have some peace.

These people just forget there kind was never able to rule the world or dominate it. These people will only become a myth like many other civilizations in time, even now the sad truth is there is a large population of muslims and many other groups living in India and this is the only land where hindus are in majority but still the cannot declare hinduism as their official religion.

Man,our defeat was pathetic all the time,especially in 1971

You are proud of only one war whereas I can give you entire history of your people being ruled by much smaller forces but I will not go that far just a little bit back in the past is fine when Pakistan and Bangladesh were carved out of you people and you being a bigger nation couldn't defend your sacred ancestral land being split into pieces. One more thing I don't see you people after 1971 war making Bangladesh a part of your land, it's still separate land and a muslim one where Hindus once dominated.

 

[nik141993]

ha ha so many -ve being given on a 3 year old thread by a mentally challenged person