Pakistan Navy detects another Indian Kalvari class submarine

[HRK]

 

[Areesh]

Detecting subs is regular business for all navies, it's made a big deal here because of the low bar for success.

If detecting submarine is a regular stuff then why your supa puwa navy chest thumped about detecting a Pakistani Corvette that is far easier to detect?

https://twitter.com/x/status/1242350201798406145

I don't think anyone will dare to challenge India's ownership of the Indian Ocean.

 

[SaadH]

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Love the reference to Saffrons

 

[Areesh]

Height of Delusion .....

It is Indian navy version of SU30 MKI is raptor of the east

 

[Maula Jatt]

Detecting subs is regular business for all navies, it's made a big deal here because of the low bar for success.
Considering the strength of Indian Navy fleet, I don't think anyone will dare to challenge India's ownership of the Indian Ocean.

 

[Areesh]

Is PN carrying out these things too as IN is carrying out?

Pakistan did awarded its submariners military awards for conducting operations in enemy waters after 27 February 2019

However, owing to the professionalism and dexterity, the valiant Pakistan Navy aviation officers, Lieutenant Commander Humair Iftikhar and Lieutenant Commander Khurram Daud onboard Pakistan Navy’s P3C Orion Aircraft successfully detected and blocked the Indian Navy Submarine from entering into Pakistani waters. Likewise, Pakistan Navy Submarines remained discreetly deployed in adversary areas to thwart enemy’s nefarious designs.

In recognition of acts of gallantry and valour during the crisis, Captain Syed Ailya Hassan Pakistan Navy and Lieutenant Commander Humair Iftikhar were conferred with Sitara-i-Basalat and Lieutenant Commander Khurram Daud was awarded Tamgha-i-Basalat.

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Supa puwa Indian navy detected Pakistani submarine only after it came back to its waters after completing the mission

Post Balakot strike, Indian Navy hunted for Pakistani submarine for 21 days​

Post Balakot strike, Indian Navy hunted for Pakistani submarine for 21 days

As the days progressed, Indian Navy kept expanding its area of search for the Pakistani boat and satellites were also used to locate it, meanwhile, the force was almost certain that the Pakistanis may have kept it hidden somewhere else.

www.indiatoday.in

 

[Muhammad Saftain Anjum]

94 NM from gawadar is too close, why we are allowing this? Why not sink one and then see if they dare to come near.
Bajwa is a pacifist and its been observed many times, now he is busy building his house and importing italian marbles and other stuff from abroad. Such a shame.

Sir ap ka ghusa jaiz hai

But here is one more aspect about this:

This type incidents will compel PN to remain active all the day and night.This will surely increase their Operational readiness and will surely help PN to work on their weaknesses which will bring huge benefit during actual war.
And one thing more,PN will further strengthen its ASW.

 

[Abdul Rehman Majeed]

Either IN is extremely stupid for giving up the acoustic signature of their submarines or they're cooking something !

Indian scorpene signatures have been released publicly and their sub fleet has been compromised for quite some time.

This should not even be a news at this point in time.

 

[Windjammer]

Amid IWT meeting, Pakistan claims of foiling attempt by Indian submarine to enter its waters​

The statement claimed that it was the fourth such detection in the last five years.
There was no immediate reaction from India.

Published: 03rd March 2022 10:58 PM | Last Updated: 03rd March 2022 10:58 PM | A+A A-

INS Kalvari (Photo | ANI)
By PTI

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan on Thursday claimed to have foiled an alleged attempt by a submarine of the Indian Navy to enter its territorial waters.
India's latest Kalvari class submarine based on the French Scorpene-class was "intercepted and tracked" by an anti-submarine warfare unit of the Pakistan Navy on March 1, according to a statement by the Pakistan Army.


The statement claimed that it was the fourth such detection in the last five years.
There was no immediate reaction from India.
The last such alleged incident was reported in October 2021 when the Pakistan Navy detected and blocked an Indian submarine from entering Pakistani waters, the statement said.
Meanwhile, Interior Minister Sheikh Rashid has asked India to stay clear of Pakistani waters.
News comes on a day when both the countries met for Indus Water Treaty meeting
India has been providing information to Pakistan on the extraordinary discharges of water from reservoirs and flood flows every year, as mandated under the Indus Water Treaty, and if Islamabad requests to provide information beyond the Treaty provisions, New Delhi may examine the same as a gesture of goodwill, sources said on Thursday.
During the three-day meeting of the Permanent Indus Commission comprising Indus commissioners of India and Pakistan here, the entire gamut of water-related issues between the two countries were discussed, the Foreign Office said.
The Indian side was urged to communicate advance flood-flow information as per the provisions of the Treaty and the practice in vogue since 1989 until 2018, it said in a statement.
In response to Pakistan's claims on flood data, the Indian side explicitly conveyed that as a responsible upper riparian State, India has been providing information on extraordinary discharges of water from reservoirs and flood flows every year, as mandated under the Treaty, sources said.
"India continues to meet all its obligations under the Treaty, however, if Pakistan requests to provide information beyond the Treaty provisions, India may examine the same as a gesture of goodwill," said a source privy to the meeting.
Pakistan side held that the information supplied by India on the small projects is deficient.
Indian side felt that the information supplied earlier and in the meeting is sufficient.
However, India agreed to arrange the information as requested by Pakistan to the extent they are available.
It was agreed to continue with the discussion on the observations already raised by Pakistan in the next meeting herewith.
Some of these projects are very small, under 10 MW, and hundreds of Kilometres inside the Indian territory, they said.
"Pakistan reiterated its observations on the Kiru Hydroelectric project (HEP) located upstream river Chenab and India's new run-of-the-river small HEPs on Western rivers," the FO said.
Rejecting Pakistan's arguments, India asserted that its design is fully compliant with the Treaty, sources said.
The Indian side is open to discussions and suggestions and can consider to examine any practical suggestion within the realm of the position on the ground and without compromising on her rights as provided under the Treaty, they said.
On free flow in Fazilka Drain, Pakistan side assured that the drain is being fairly maintained on its side and if India may still feel that certain measures are required to be undertaken, Islamabad would be willing to consider any such suggestion.
Pakistan also offered a tour of the Indian side to verify the facts on ground, sources said.
Both sides reiterated their commitment to implement the Indus Waters Treaty in its true spirit and expressed the hope that the next meeting of the Commission would be held at an early date in India, said the FO.
Pakistan's Commissioner for Indus Waters Mehr Ali Shah led the Pakistani side comprising officials of the Water and Power Development Authority, Meteorological Department, Punjab Irrigation, Federal Flood Commission, Nespak and the foreign affairs ministry.
The India delegation was led by its commissioner Pradeep Kumar Saxena and included experts of relevant departments.
The meeting took place amid the chill in bilateral relations over the Kashmir issue.
Under the provisions of Article VIII(5) of the Indus Waters Treaty, the Permanent Indus Commission is required to meet regularly at least once a year, alternately in India and Pakistan.
The last meeting of the Commission was held on March 23-24 2021 in New Delhi.
Under the Indus Water Treaty (IWT) signed between India and Pakistan in 1960, all the waters of the eastern rivers - Sutlej, Beas, and Ravi - amounting to around 33-million-acre feet (MAF) annually is allocated to India for unrestricted use.
The waters of western rivers - Indus, Jhelum, and Chenab - amounting to around 135 MAF annually have been assigned largely to Pakistan.
India is permitted to construct the run of the river plants on western rivers with limited storage as per criteria specified in the treaty.

Amid IWT meeting, Pakistan claims of foiling attempt by Indian submarine to enter its waters

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan on Thursday claimed to have foiled an alleged attempt by a submarine of the Indian Navy to enter its territorial waters. India's latest Kalv

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[faithfulguy]

India gave a medal to a Submarine commander who was detected and forced to surface by Pakistan months ago

so is it a torpedo avoidance badge. This captain surface to avoid being torpedo

 

[SQ8]

94 NM from gawadar is too close, why we are allowing this? Why not sink one and then see if they dare to come near.
Bajwa is a pacifist and its been observed many times, now he is busy building his house and importing italian marbles and other stuff from abroad. Such a shame.

Maybe Gen Bajwa should go out in a dinghy and patrol the EEZ while constantly whistling like my neighborhood chowkidar does? @PanzerKiel

 

[GumNaam]

Detecting subs is regular business for all navies, it's made a big deal here because of the low bar for success.
Considering the strength of Indian Navy fleet, I don't think anyone will dare to challenge India's ownership of the Indian Ocean.

dude? just be quiet and get back to holding your ears, like seriously, just shush, khamosh, CHUP, BILKUL CHUP!

 

[HRK]

News comes on a day when both the countries met for Indus Water Treaty meeting

Indian Media with their usual spin .... linking this provocation with IWT meeting in fact in IWT the attitude of Indian delegation is uncourteous they even refuse to share DATA of water flow related to the disputed project by India.

 

[Kaleem.61]

Detecting subs is regular business for all navies, it's made a big deal here because of the low bar for success.
Considering the strength of Indian Navy fleet, I don't think anyone will dare to challenge India's ownership of the Indian Ocean.

Please come out of waters and save your ownership of lands. Hope so you got the point. Ownership lol....

 

[PanzerKiel]