Genghis khan1
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You just said earlier that the PAF would time the strike to be in the dry season so Pakistan wont get flooded. Are you really this thick? It won't be a dry trickle of water that you seem to think it will be. The surge will be quite devastating to Pakistan downstream.
Actually now that I think of it, India doesn't need to strike back and create even more pain for Pakistan civilians than what PAF would have just self-inflicted.
Its not like the leaders and generals live in the villagers in Pakistan that will get washed away by Pakistan's actions.....so why wash away even more of them and just turn people against India when they will be baying for your leaders/general blood for what you did to them?
We will help the Pakistan aam admi then in taking out the Pakistan leadership. Much better use of our resources
All for a run of the river project (i.e water storage capable of a surge but not a sustained deluge).
You do realise that these dams are all replicas pretty much of Baglihar that Pakistan took India to court about (and you fanboys were saying the exact same thing that PAF should strike it blah blah blah).
I mean you didn't strike it then, you havent complained since about Baglihar operation (after people have realised the flows are unaltered and have been lied to by the pak elite as usual) and now you suddenly want to revisit this line of thinking again without pausing to check the reality?
It's not my fault that you don't know the meaning of dry season. Dry season doesn't mean that there won't be any rain or snow melting. In Indus river, It mean that flow of water will be lot less than what is required or can be accommodated by river channels during their normal flow. Pakistan can bust open all Indian Dams and can still easily accommodate all the water. Only immediate damage will be to town or villages close to Dams on the Indian side. Rest you are talking trash.