RescueRanger
Meme Lord
Yar I am not some subhuman person who will jump in glee at the deaths of innocent people, I am a medic first and anything else after, we take the oath that starts with the latin words "Primum non nocere" which means at first do no harm.Terrain and weather does a lot of the work there, you know this better than me, I'm quite sure.
Not every single chappa chappa is monitored or manned.
no longer a gentleman's game after Kargil, the SSG could shepherd 'people' / proxies .. call em what you will.. into those gaps.
Only the most hardened fidayeen ones but, khaas daura trained.
Gruesome as it was, this event still feels like weak sauce for making a case for proper war.
Our perps were school shooter types, drugged out their brain.. agent puppet/fall guys, whatever you call em.
The proper ones come ready to die and fight a good fight.
who knows...
But I am amazed that India's internal security in that area was so lax, I remember every time there was a terrorist incident in Pakistan we would get probing questions from Indians inquiring "how" "but how this happened" "no border security?" "why no drones 24/7?"
You see this is just the reflection of how difficult it is to conduct a security operation and keep your readiness at Red for any extended period of time. For a reference to manage a check post you need 3 shifts of 6 people and 1 shift in reserve.
Check posts and managing them quickly drain the human resource of any security force, they also have a mental toll on the solider/cop/guard manning these posts, no one human being can be in condition red all the time.
Remember one thing, security forces have to get things right 100% of the time, the enemy only has to get things right 1% of the time.
This is a lapse in internal security... The questions India should be asking should lean in that direction. Blaming Pakistan doesn't help.



