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Paramilitary soldiers guard near the High Court building where Pakistan's former President Pervez Musharraf appears before a court in Rawalpindi April 17, 2013.

 

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24 april


Karachi Police helping disabled guy while on VIP Escort Duty. who fall in the middle of road.

Here is how Amyn reported it:

Hi yesterday (strike day) I was going to two swords (clifton Khi)

All of a sudden as i was turning left some big wig was going with his whole escort of about 30+ cars so I was forced to pull over towards the curb

There was this disabled man who’s crutch broke and he fell to the ground

All of a sudden the police bus in the entourage just stopped and these cops jumped out – At first I thought they would beat up the guy as the escort had gone further but then these guys stopped the traffic and helped this guy up and took care of him



As we were passing I heard the radio on one of the cops asking where the police bus was and why did it break formation to which the cop told him that they had some work and that the big wig had enough of free help to protect him and that they would be there in a bit.

 

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Punjab rangers:

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Sindh Ranger Commandos:

 

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Pakistani policemen stand guard outside the hospital where Indian death row prisoner, Sarabjit Singh is being treated for multiple wounds in Lahore on April 27, 2013.

Pakistani paramilitary soldiers search a car at a check point in Quetta on April 28, 2013.

 

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Bad ***!

 

[Jango]

These boots seem to be standard with FC and Rangers now, but not with the Army. SSG has it, but not regular folks.

 

[Xeric]

These boots seem to be standard with FC and Rangers now, but not with the Army. SSG has it, but not regular folks.

You might see all of us wearing these soon.

 

[Jango]

You might see all of us wearing these soon.

Army supplied?

Currently I have seen them in use but most of them are personally bought by the officers.

Good to know though.

 

[Xeric]

Army supplied?

Ordnance supplied for Jawans, ofcourse officers buy their own.

Currently I have seen them in use but most of them are personally bought by the officers.

As officers purchases their kit so they may chose these shoes. There is a division among the soldiers whether to have these shoes or not, the decision is pending with the COAS after consent of all field formations is received.

 

[Jango]

Ordnance supplied for Jawans, ofcourse officers buy their own.


As officers purchases their kit so they may chose these shoes. There is a division among the soldiers whether to have these shoes or not, the decision is pending with the COAS after consent of all field formations is received.

Can you shed some light on the pros and cons of these shoes and the older DMS.

 

[Xeric]

Can you shed some light on the pros and cons of these shoes and the older DMS.

Moti baat: New ones are soft and more comfortable, but not that durable. Also they dont require to be polished 10 times a day. Khair style kafi hai. Old ones, especially the sarkari issued are robust, but you cant just wear them unless they have been tamed. Another issue is that the black DMS are not exactly matching to the CCD unis as regards to the camouflage aspects.