Indian false flag and current Indo-Pak stand-off updates
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AZ_HighCountry
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Why would the letters be in English and not Urdu or Hindi or whatever the primary language is?
KingQamaR
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Brother, we are dealing with psychopaths next door , Just the irregularities in water supply from India can completely devastate Pakistani agriculture, and Pakistan we are already a net importer of food. Hydro-dams will be affected too. Indians have Blundering brought it sooner than later. There handlers will be holding there heads. China containment gone up in flames
Dalit
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It should be in Mandarin.
mulj
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If opportunity presents itself Pakistan should go into offensive mode and grab as much possible land and rectify tactical operational disadvantages before any truce talks, at least i hope that there are plans for such scenario.
MH.Yang
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It would be acceptable to us if we could have a Sino-American showdown on Indian soil. It would be fairer, too, with us across the Tibetan plateau and the United States across the ocean. Of course, if the Indians are willing as well, that would be great.
Liquidator
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This is an excellent opportunity for you to test your systems via Pakistan.
Hoping your PL15s see some action.
Reichsmarschall
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FuturePAF
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The following may interest you, and I hope the ISPR also references this as well as informs the Chinese about how the Indians boast about this.
The same facility India uses to train Baluchi and Sindhi militants, are the same location where they train Tibetans to attack China. India has still not given up the desire to “liberate” Tibet from China. Their former army chief said this not long ago. So Indians, at the highest level, maybe planning for a war in Tibet, IMHO possibly when a new Dalai llama is announced.
The pattern of training the BLA is similar to the how the Indians trained the Tamil Tiger leadership. This also relates to India admitting to decades of training militants against its neighbors, similar to what the Pakistani defense minister stated.
4:25-10:30 (7:12-7:30 specific refers to training Baluchi and Sindhi “all sorts of unsavory characters in the subcontinent”)
We don’t have to take just this officer word for it. This has been published in Indian news decades ago (ISSUE DATE: May 15, 1982 | UPDATED: Jul 31, 2014 16:01 IST)
Special Frontier Force: School for scandal
There is no better fertiliser for scandal than secrecy judging by the rate at which scandals are sprouting in India's hush-hush intelligence agencies.
Chakrata was the origin of a messy sex scandal that erupted last year (India Today, March 1-15, 1981) involving SFF's Tibetan women recruits. But though the libidos of SFF personnel have cooled somewhat following the report, the outfit's propensity for scandal has sprouted in other no less alarming directions.There is no better fertiliser for scandal than secrecy judging by the rate at which scandals are sprouting in India's hush-hush intelligence agencies. The irony is that the more secret the outfit, the more blatant the scandal. One of the chief culprits is the little-known Special Frontier Force (SFF) headquartered in Establishment 22, a remote, heavily-guarded base at Chakrata, north of Dehra Dun.
Damaged Morale: The tragedy lies in the fact that the scandals start at the very top and inevitably filter downwards, doing considerable damage to morale and discipline and, of course, security. According to investigations and reports from reliable sources, a senior officer from Establishment 22, a serving brigadier, celebrated the marriage of his second daughter with unusual pomp and splendour - mostly at the unknowing taxpayer's expense.
The marriage itself took place at a place known as Dak Patthar, near Chakrata and vehicles, manpower, liquor, rations, tents and other stores used for the marriage were mobilised from Establishment 22. Four Jongas and two jeeps escorted the marriage party from Chandigarh to Dak Patthar while other vehicles were utilised between Chakrata and Dehra Dun to ferry equipment and supplies.
On paper, the use of the vehicles was conveniently covered up and shown to have been part of an exercise which never took place. One SFF officer, Lt-Colonel Rajinder Singh, then adjutant of Establishment 22, wrote a note to the director, SFF, protesting at the misuse of government equipment, but the matter was brushed under the carpet. Singh, disgusted by the episode, requested and got a posting back to his regiment.
Other Scandals: Private weddings at taxpayer's expense are not the establishment's only sin. Recently, the SFF camp was involved in another scandal involving the blatant stealing of expensive forest timber for the construction of private houses being built by senior SFF officers.
The scandal surfaced when three SFF trucks loaded with deodar timber felled by SFF personnel in Chakrata reserve forest were intercepted by forest officers. The man in charge of the force was Captain Sultan Singh and in the altercation that followed, a forest guard was hit over the head with an axe handle and knocked unconscious. The district forest officer reported the matter to the state Government in Lucknow and a court of inquiry was held but once again the affair was hushed up.
According to the sources, at least 30 truckloads of timber had already been despatched to Delhi for private use before the incident. Since the vehicles belong to a top secret force, they are exempted from border checks by the military or civilian police. Sources also allege that equipment sanctioned for construction of official buildings and training centres has also been diverted for private use of SFF officers by the same methods.
In fact, misuse of government vehicles seems to be a flourishing business in the SFF. Staff officers from New Delhi and Chakrata have developed a sudden fascination for trips to SFF bases in Gangtok, Leh and Kalimpong on "temporary duty". Naturally, they are accompanied by their families and utilise SFF transport and stay in government accommodation. Coincidentally, all these trips somehow occur during the tourist season.
Privileges Misused: Similarly, officers of intelligence agencies like RAW, SFF, SSB (Special Services Bureau) and ARC (Aviation Research Centre) are misusing the privilege given to them of travelling by ARC aircraft from Delhi, Chandigarh, Chakrata, Charbatia and Saharanpur to Leh. Under the provisions, officers belonging to any of these outfits are allowed to transport their families to Leh at a price equivalent to the bus fare from the nearest railhead to Leh.
The officers put the trips down as "official" and claim travel and dearness allowances while in reality they are only taking their families for a cheap holiday. More serious, however, is the flagrant breach of security since at most times ARC aircraft are engaged in top secret missions. In fact, investigations have revealed that on the return trips, ARC aircraft are filled with smuggled goods purchased in Siliguri, towns on the Nepal border or in Sikkim. Since ARC aircraft are outside the purview of normal customs or airport checks, the misuse has gone undetected.
Much of the racketeering and misuse of government equipment and funds is a direct result of the type of people currently serving in the force. Originally intended as a highly mobile strike force to liberate Tibet if the need arose, SFF has now become a refuge for retired or superseded army or police officers and ex-emergency commissioned officers.
Incredibly, there is not a single serving officer in the SFF headquarters in New Delhi. Inevitably, the officers are more interested in planning and taking care of their own future than in the future of the force.
Internal Collusion: There are also any number of officers who had qualified as paratroopers some years ago but have never undergone the required yearly refresher course, and are still drawing special paratrooper allowance. By virtue of massive internal collusion, exemption certificates are easily obtained. Under the regulations, paratroopers who fail to undergo training for more than a year forfeit the allowance.
That the myriad scandals are flourishing unchecked is only an indication that it is being done with the full knowledge of officers based in New Delhi and the office of the director-general (security) which is in overall charge of these organisations. Sources in New Delhi have confirmed that all this is hardly news. In which case, it is surprising that another little-known incident involving Establishment 22 has never been re-examined.
The case involves a huge cache of weapons and ammunition captured during the 1971 Bangladesh War which was secretly transported to Chakrata. The cache included over 100 handguns of various makes, over 200 civilian rifles like 12 bores and an equal number of rifles. The weapons were stored at a place called Kalsi depot.
Two years ago, a mysterious fire broke out at the depot. According to the official report, all the weapons were destroyed in the fire and only a cursory investigation was carried out. But viewed in the context of the current goings-on at Chakrata, there is bound to be much more to the affair than meets the official eye.
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Oct 16, 2013
Source: https://www.indiatoday.in/magazine/...for-scandal-771792-2013-10-16#google_vignette
@Waz @RescueRanger
Please pass this on if you know anyone who can give this to add to the ISPR presentation
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Sam6536
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America-China are more likely to engage in a direct showdown over Taiwan.
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Sharma Ji
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Source ?
it could have happened, but where is this from ? This is easy enough to photoshop.
Sam6536
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Lots of fake news going around from both sides. X is a cesspool.
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