Shooting down of Indian MiGs In Kargil

[Kurama]

Pakistani soldier shares details about Capt Kalia's death - Rediff.com India News

 

[Areesh]

Pakistani soldier shares details about Capt Kalia's death - Rediff.com India News

Again the same question to you. Where in the whole video the soldier said he killed Kalia?

Looks like you Indians can't handle the truth.

 

[Areesh]

@Bratva Check the bogus news shared by bharatis. I think we can destroy these "news" easily.

 

[Areesh]

But I think majority people of Pakistan believes in him otherwise he wouldn't have become your PM for third term. Anyway NS was at least in better position than you to know about finer details of Kargil.

He got votes from just one province. So definitely not the majority. And people don't even remember his stupid statements on Kargil.

Sab chod do bas video dikhao....

Where is the video. Ghum ho gayi?

 

[Kurama]

Poor Indian IQ. Thinks posting same news again and again would add credibility to their claims.

lol... does it matter even if i post it 0 times or 10 times....
its the truth ... ur army and ur govt. refuged to recognize ur soliders... after they were killed ...
and over here too u are not accepting the facts... u are not only insulting the dead souls who laid their lives for u people but also insulting the whole of martyars or ur nation be it 65,71 or 99 ...
anyway i never expected anything better from Pakistanis...

 

[Areesh]

lol... does it matter even if i post it 0 times or 10 times....
its the truth ... ur army and ur govt. refuged to recognize ur soliders... after they were killed ...
and over here too u are not accepting the facts... u are not only insulting the dead souls who laid their lives for u people but also insulting the whole of martyars or ur nation be it 65,71 or 99 ...
anyway i never expected anything better from Pakistanis...

The truth is kid that soldiers gone missing in wars every time and has happened with India too. So stop using such incidents to support your lies.

 

[VeeraBahadur]

Haider, 33, resident of remote
Chipurson valley in Gilgit-Baltistan,
was a soldier in the Northern Lights
Infantry when he died in the line of
duty. His body has not been found, a
fact that continues to haunt his
family to this day.
“We know Haider died in the line of
duty but the fact that we have not
received his body or any clue
leading to it is even more painful,”
his brother Ehsan Ali told The
Express Tribune.
“It would have been a great
consolation for us and especially his
widow if we had been able to bury
him in our ancestral graveyard,
with the Pakistani flag draped
around his coffin,” said the grieving
brother.
He requested the government to
make an alternative arrangement to
pay tribute to his brother so his 10-
year-old son and 11-year-old
daughter could be proud of being a
martyr’s children.


Kargil tragedy: Dead soldier’s family still waiting to receive his body – The Express Tribune

That would have decayed in unmarked graves of Indian Kashmir.

 

[majesticpankaj]

PA doesn't have any achievement to her credit... that is why they have to falsified the report. what kind of army is this who doesn't take dead soldiers back and called them mujahideen and disowned them.

 

[Shadow_Hunter]

The truth is kid that soldiers gone missing in wars every time and has happened with India too. So stop using such incidents to support your lies.

But its clear if you had found such an incident with India you would have posted it by now. So we all know that who is lying here.

 

[Areesh]

40+ Indian soldiers are missing too. Going by bharati logic India must have rejected to accept and recognize them.

But its clear if you had found such an incident with India you would have posted it by now. So we all know that who is lying here.

So you don't even know about your missing soldiers? Tch tch.

 

[Shadow_Hunter]

40+ Indian soldiers are missing too. Going by bharati logic India must have rejected to accept and recognize them.



So you don't even know about your missing soldiers? Tch tch.

So why the difficulty in posting about that kid? Lying too much here?

 

[Kurama]

The truth is kid that soldiers gone missing in wars every time and has happened with India too. So stop using such incidents to support your lies.

okay, ... but suddenly how come they found all after 13 years....

The Kargil War , also known as the
Kargil conflict , (I) signifies an armed
conflict between India and Pakistan
that took place between May and July
1999 in the Kargil district of Kashmir .
The infiltration of Pakistani soldiers
and Kashmiri militants into positions
on the Indian side of the Line of
Control, which serves as the de facto
border between the two nations,
caused the war. Directly after the war,
Pakistan blamed the fighting entirely
on independent Kashmiri insurgents.
Documents left behind by casualties,
and later statements by Pakistan's
Prime Minister and Chief of Army
Staff, showed involvement of
Pakistani paramilitary forces. The
Indian Army, supported by the Indian
Air Force, attacked the Pakistani
positions and, with international
diplomatic support, eventually forced
a Pakistani withdrawal across the
Line of Control (LoC).
Kargil War - New World Encyclopedia

40+ Indian soldiers are missing too. Going by bharati logic India must have rejected to accept and recognize them.



So you don't even know about your missing soldiers? Tch tch.

there is a difference between missing and denying ....
ur army said they are not ur soliders but mujahid from kashmir...

 

[Areesh]

So why the difficulty in posting about that kid? Lying too much here?

Here you go

The missing 54 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

okay, ... but suddenly how come they found all after 13 years....

The Kargil War , also known as the
Kargil conflict , (I) signifies an armed
conflict between India and Pakistan
that took place between May and July
1999 in the Kargil district of Kashmir .
The infiltration of Pakistani soldiers
and Kashmiri militants into positions
on the Indian side of the Line of
Control, which serves as the de facto
border between the two nations,
caused the war. Directly after the war,
Pakistan blamed the fighting entirely
on independent Kashmiri insurgents.
Documents left behind by casualties,
and later statements by Pakistan's
Prime Minister and Chief of Army
Staff, showed involvement of
Pakistani paramilitary forces. The
Indian Army, supported by the Indian
Air Force, attacked the Pakistani
positions and, with international
diplomatic support, eventually forced
a Pakistani withdrawal across the
Line of Control (LoC).
Kargil War - New World Encyclopedia

This 13 years thing has been explained above. Please check.

there is a difference between missing and denying ....
ur army said they are not ur soliders but mujahid from kashmir...

That was not wrong either. There were many irregulars who were involved too.

So now you are questioning the democracy of Pakistan, what a self goal.
.

I am a Pakistani and can question anyone I want to. Who are you to stop me?

I said anyday anyone sane will take the words of incumbent PM of that time over words of anonymous Pakistani commoners

LOL. Doesn't happen in Pakistan.

 

[Kurama]

Here you go

The missing 54 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia



This 13 years thing has been explained above. Please check.



That was not wrong either. There were many irregulars who were involved too.



I am a Pakistani and can question anyone I want to. Who are you to stop me?



LOL. Doesn't happen in Pakistan.

common such plain lie....
Directly after the war,
Pakistan blamed the fighting entirely
on independent Kashmiri insurgents.
Documents left behind by casualties,
and later statements by Pakistan's
Prime Minister and Chief of Army
Staff, showed involvement of
Pakistani paramilitary forces.

In early May 1999, the Pakistan Army
decided to occupy the Kargil posts,
numbering around 130, and thus
control the area. Troops from the
elite Special Services Group as well
as four to seven battalions[16][17] of
the Northern Light Infantry (a
paramilitary regiment distinct from
the regular Pakistani army at that
time) backed by Kashmiri guerrillas
and Afghan mercenaries [18] covertly
and overtly set up bases on the
vantage points of the Indian-
controlled region.

 

[VeeraBahadur]

That was not wrong either. There were many irregulars who were involved too.

But your government outright denied any involvement of PA and hence refused even to take their dead bodies.

I am a Pakistani and can question anyone I want to. Who are you to stop me?



.

Now you are assuming things I didn't stop you .

I won't stop you even if you blast yourself in your country.But that would what external world call a self goal.