Karan M wrote:Even Sameer Joshi indicates its this gent.
Not anymore. Now his guess is that it is S/L Hasan Siddique, who, unlike "Nouman", has not been seen since Feb 27 on media. Nouman has been seen with the Pak CAS and in their Pak day video.
Karan M wrote:Even Sameer Joshi indicates its this gent.
Rishi wrote:Karan M wrote:Even Sameer Joshi indicates its this gent.
Not anymore. Now his guess is that it is S/L Hasan Siddique, who, unlike "Nouman", has not been seen since Feb 27 on media. Nouman has been seen with the Pak CAS and in their Pak day video.
Rakesh wrote:Shukla getting takleef over the lady's reporting!He is engaging her on twitter!!!
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https://twitter.com/ajaishukla/status/1 ... 9583408128 ---> Not an ounce of proof presented to support this third-hand story, which seems to be full of holes. Why is it coming out 70 days after the strike, in the middle of the Indian elections? Nor has the author visited Balakot. I think we’ve found the BJP’s “ Italian connection”!!
https://twitter.com/ajaishukla/status/1 ... 9181312000 ---> Don't dodge the questions that discredit your story:
1. What is ur story based on, other than "sources"? Ok, so uv done a source based story, but where are your sources placed?
2. Did you visit Balakote, as many journalists have?
3. Why this wisdom 70 days after the strike?
Rishi wrote:Karan M wrote:Even Sameer Joshi indicates its this gent.
Not anymore. Now his guess is that it is S/L Hasan Siddique, who, unlike "Nouman", has not been seen since Feb 27 on media. Nouman has been seen with the Pak CAS and in their Pak day video.
Karan M wrote:He's become a disgrace.
nachiket wrote:Karan M wrote:He's become a disgrace.
Shooklaw is going to get ripped apart on Twitter. He is asking her how she can write an article quoting anonymous sources when he himslef must have done it dozens of times. She has already responded challenging him on this point.
nachiket wrote:Karan M wrote:He's become a disgrace.
Shooklaw is going to get ripped apart on Twitter. He is asking her how she can write an article quoting anonymous sources when he himslef must have done it dozens of times. She has already responded challenging him on this point.
Karan M wrote:https://issuu.com/spguide/docs/sp_s_aviation_3-2019
Air Marshal SBP Sinha (rtd) explains the Balakot Strike in detail, same gent as in Nitin Gokhales video. Also mentions the BDA done thereafter. States high resolution imagery of 30-cm class can only provide the right details. States IAF imagery showed pin hole entry of multiple Spice bombs, burn marks on edges of targeted buildings and also freshly dug up ground for mass graves. 300 phones active, all disappeared.
12x Mirage 2000s and 6x in strike config.
Also states the 2 F-16 pilots did not evade capture by locals and hence injured due to mob frenzy. Abhi evaded capture for 45 mins and hence Pak Army was present by the time he was captured.
Rakesh wrote:Shukla getting takleef over the lady's reporting!He is engaging her on twitter!!!
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https://twitter.com/ajaishukla/status/1 ... 9583408128 ---> Not an ounce of proof presented to support this third-hand story, which seems to be full of holes. Why is it coming out 70 days after the strike, in the middle of the Indian elections? Nor has the author visited Balakot. I think we’ve found the BJP’s “ Italian connection”!!
https://twitter.com/ajaishukla/status/1 ... 9181312000 ---> Don't dodge the questions that discredit your story:
1. What is ur story based on, other than "sources"? Ok, so uv done a source based story, but where are your sources placed?
2. Did you visit Balakote, as many journalists have?
3. Why this wisdom 70 days after the strike?
Rishi wrote:Shahbaz is supposedly in the US in Alabama (AFB Maxwell, Montgomery) doing some course (as per Pak source on AFM forum who even posted a photo before deleting it). FWIW.
Sameer Joshi is supposed to be writing a follow up article on Medium apparently.
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Karan Thapar had given me his word to keep Ajai Shukla, who reached the bottom attacking me on sexist and insulting bases, out of there. He lied, I canceled my slot.
Rakesh wrote:They will do anything to malign the country and prop up the enemy's narrative.
Why? Because BJP is in power. Hatred for a political party transcends love for country!![]()
So who cares if you malign the Indian Air Force that conducted the strike!!!
Karan M wrote:He was classmates with Benazir, Romila Thapar of Mughal love fame is a relation. Of course, a paki lover.
krishna_krishna wrote:Karan M wrote:He was classmates with Benazir, Romila Thapar of Mughal love fame is a relation. Of course, a paki lover.
I avoid commenting on someone's pedigree, but hate to mention his father was none other than General Pran Nath Thapar who was born in La whore, and holds the title of being only army chief to loose a battle in a war (the Chinese debacle in 62). Shameless fellow went on to sucking Nehru even after this disgrace and resignation from the IA chief position begged on and took role of Ambassador to Afghanistan for five long years. Any self respecting IA general I know worth his salt would have resigned. Thapar has still elitist entightlement issues common with luteyns, and he being born in cashmere takes him to another level.
Born in 1855, Karan Thapar’s paternal grandfather was Diwan Bahadur Kunj Behari Thapar of Lahore. He belonged to a section of the Punjabi elite that came into new wealth as commission agents for the British.
Kunj Behari Thapar was also one of four people, including Umar Hayat Khan, Chaudhary Gajjan Singh and Rai Bahadur Lal Chand, who donated Rs 1.75 lakh to the fund of Punjab governor Sir Michael O’Dwyer — the man who backed the actions of Brigadier-General Reginald Dyer during the Jallianwala Bagh massacre.
Kunj Behari Thapar was also awarded the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire in 1920 for his loyalty.
Rakesh wrote:https://twitter.com/SJha1618/status/1126360841270349825 ---> I have it from independent sources of my own, that terrorist facilities were indeed struck at Balakot. It is obvious as day that the Pakistanis took their time to clear up the site and were 'ready' to take journalists there only after they were sanguine about what they could see.
https://twitter.com/SJha1618/status/1126361225669955584 ---> Balakot is being made a contentious issue not because of the elections, but because of what happened the next day i.e. February 27. The downing of a F-16 by a MiG-21 is not something that was palatable to an entire group of people. So the agenda is to show the IAF in poor light.
https://twitter.com/SJha1618/status/1126362200140967936 ----> Denying Balakot makes it easier to deny that a PAF F-16 also went down the next day. It's as simple as that.
Rishi wrote:Time to lock thread ?
rohitvats wrote:Rishi wrote:Time to lock thread ?
Don't think so.
The topic is witnessing new information coming out of late. In addition to that, this thread is also a good compendium of 'counter-narrative' being peddled. To question the IAF and by extension, the present government.
Let it remain but keep the discussion focused.
shyamd wrote:The listing of Azhar is part of covert diplomacy. The powers are trying to arrange face saving for both India and TSP.
TSP will claim that Azhar has nothing to do with Pulwama.
TSP and rest of the world understand what is coming if Azhar is not designated a terrorist. I personally don’t think this is enough for GoI and GoI will have several other demands before any operational tempo is reduced.
Covert action will continue until TSP ability is degraded
Pakistan has requested India to de-escalate tension along the LoC between security forces of the two countries. However, India has said de-escalation will happen only when Pakistan takes strong measures to stop terror activities.
As per a review by the Army in the aftermath of Pulwama attack and airstrikes by the Indian Air Force, based on recent activities on the Pakistani side, it was assessed that Islamabad would put in efforts to ensure skirmishes are controlled.
"Pakistan will continue with proposals of de-escalation both through military and diplomatic channels," the assessment said.
Meanwhile, the report also acknowledged that Pakistan took steps to close terror infrastructure across the LoC, but added that the real situation would be clear once the snow melts in the higher reaches. "Pakistan is forced to maintain a high level of alertness and exercise restraint on LoC," the assessment report said.
sivab wrote:
- Some details of night before balakot strike
Bart S wrote:sivab wrote:
- Some details of night before balakot strike
The video is over an hour long. Can you please point to at what time within the video the discussion on Balakot happens?
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