aks18
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Do you honestly think people armed with pistols will be allowed by PA to fight? Do you even imagine what a PR nightmare will it be for PA, and the rest of the world's thoughts.
Seriously, even with Assault rifles, how many families do you think they have? If we start attacking from sea shore, what will be the answer? If we start dropping bombs from air, what will be answer?
Its not easy as you think. Do you think India dont have reserves in weapons which they shall provide to citizens when time comes???
Heard of NCC? Largest voluntary organisation in the world, where millions of kids, future mens, are trained in rifles. I guess it can easily overtake BD population by now.
you mad you even know about a tribal force in sindh who are well trained and equipped lead by Peer Pagara this force also fought along Pak army against indias in 1965...
Hurs in the 1965 War
During the 1965 war between India and Pakistan, about 65,000 Hurs served in various fronts especially that of Sindh. The Southern desert sector was a mere sideshow to the major battles fought in the Punjab and in Kashmir. However the Indians had placed two divisions in the desert with the aim of tying down Pakistani troops.
Facing a shortage of troops and unable to divert any substantial forces from the Punjab and Kashmir sectors (where the main Indian thrust has come), the commander of the Pakistan Rangers, Brigadier Khuda Dad Khan, turned to local help. Hurs volunteered in droves. Given only basic training and light weapons, the Hurs nevertheless gave a fine account of themselves in the conflict. Fighting alongside Rangers and regular army units (known collectively as the Desert Force), the Hurs used their knowledge of the desert to good effect and helped to blunt the Indian offensive. But perhaps their most famous (and militarily important) action was the capture of the Indian fort of Kishangarh, a feature located several kilometers inside India.
Hurs - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The result of civilians and/or tribals with guns fighting with Indian Army will result in mass civilian slaughter. Apparently the Pakistanis seem to think that a war will be fought street to street. They fail to understand that the entire street will be leveled by artillery and air launched munitions.
Pakistanis seem to lack the basic understanding of what happens when a civilian militia meets a trained Army with air superiority.
The Pakistani statements of bravado - of fighting culture and gun culture are essentially a defense mechanism used to hide the inadequacy and failure vis-a-vis India on all fronts - Military, Social, Economic, Political.
our armed forces would be watching you destroying our cities
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