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Troops were locked in a major gun battle with about 30-40 terrorists and suspected Pakistan Army Special Forces holed up in the Keran sector after a massive infiltration attempt from across the LoC into Jammu and Kashmir.

Although General Officer Commanding of the Army's 15 Corps Lt Gen Gurmit Singh maintained it will be premature to say whether the Pakistan Army was involved in infiltration of militants, he said there were definite indications that some special troops were part of it.
He said the analysis of this infiltration bid indicated the involvement of Border Action Team (BAT), a mixture of Pakistani regulars and militants.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/Heavy-firing-in-Srinagar-terrorists-attack-cops-with-grenades/articleshow/23423295.cms But hey Aman ki Asha B->
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faaaaaaaaaaaack.. again??
aage aage dekh hota hai kya. amrika land of paradise nikalne ke baad hamari watt lagne wali hai especially with our inept leaders
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aage aage dekh hota hai kya. amrika land of paradise nikalne ke baad hamari watt lagne wali hai especially with our inept leaders
Narendra Modi ko aane do...
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This is great. Not only have they attacked police personnel but even after being trapped they managed to escape from the police/security cordon. :hatsoff:

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Problem is pakistan govt has lost control over a lot of areas.. they dont have control of Karachi.. dont have control of Balochistan, Swat, ISI, TTP, other millitant groups.

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Pakistan fires mortar shells after Shinde’s visit to border JAMMU: Pakistani troops on Tuesday night resorted to mortar shelling at several Indian posts and civilian areas along International Border (IB) in Jammu district in a fresh ceasefire violation that came just hours after home minister Sushilkumar Shinde's review of the tense border situation. In the second ceasefire violation of the day, officials said Pakistan rangers opened fresh fire at 7.40pm and pounded several Indian posts and civilian areas with mortar shells in two forward belts of Arnia subsector triggering fresh panic among the residents. BSF troops on the border retaliated strongly and exchanges are going on in Pinid and Narayanpur forward belts when reports last came, they said. During the day, the Pakistani troops shelled several Indian posts along the line of control (LoC) in Hamirpur and Bhimber Gali subsectors of Poonch district, a defence spokesman said. They resorted to firing and shelling from 1035 hours to 1115 hours, he said, adding Indian troops at the border retaliated resulting in exchanges. Pakistan had also opened fire on two forward posts along the international border (IB) in RS Pura subsector of Jammu district late last night, forcing BSF troops to retaliate. There was no casualty or injury to anyone on the Indian side in the latest firing exchanges, officials said. Firing and shelling along the IB and LoC has claimed the life of one army jawan and injured 11 others since October 14. Around 150 ceasefire violations have been reported in 2013, the highest in the past 8 years. During his one-day visit, Shinde visited some border belts and made an aerial survey along IB from Akhnoor belt (Jammu district) to Pahadpur (Kathua district) to assess the situation arising out of a spike in ceasefire violations triggered by firing and shelling daily by Pakistan in Jammu frontier for the past one week. These pakis wont improve. Never. http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/Pakistan-fires-mortar-shells-after-Shindes-visit-to-border/articleshow/24554574.cms

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Pak claims two civilians killed in 'unprovoked' firing by India ISLAMABAD: Pakistan on Monday claimed that two of its civilians have been killed in "unprovoked" firing by Indian security forces along the line of control. Pakistan's Punjab Rangers claimed that two civilians were killed in border areas in Sialkot sector when Indian security forces "continued shelling", without stating when the incident happened. http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2013-10-21/india/43249825_1_unprovoked-firing-two-civilians-loc no idea what is really happening there

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Problem is pakistan govt has lost control over a lot of areas.. they dont have control of Karachi.. dont have control of Balochistan' date=' Swat, ISI, TTP, other millitant groups.[/quote'] So have we -- J&K, almost all NE states, naxal belt on the east coast. No use pointing fingers at the land of pure, we need to get our sheet together first!! If not for the retarded vote bank dictated internal security policies, ISI would not have been this successful.
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JAMMU: Pakistani troops on Tuesday night resorted to mortar shelling at several Indian posts and civilian areas along International Border (IB) in Jammu district in a fresh ceasefire violation that came just hours after home minister Sushilkumar Shinde's review of the tense border situation. In the second ceasefire violation of the day, officials said Pakistan rangers opened fresh fire at 7.40pm and pounded several Indian posts and civilian areas with mortar shells in two forward belts of Arnia subsector triggering fresh panic among the residents. BSF troops on the border retaliated strongly and exchanges are going on in Pinid and Narayanpur forward belts when reports last came, they said. During the day, the Pakistani troops shelled several Indian posts along the line of control (LoC) in Hamirpur and Bhimber Gali subsectors of Poonch district, a defence spokesman said. They resorted to firing and shelling from 1035 hours to 1115 hours, he said, adding Indian troops at the border retaliated resulting in exchanges. Pakistan had also opened fire on two forward posts along the international border (IB) in RS Pura subsector of Jammu district late last night, forcing BSF troops to retaliate. There was no casualty or injury to anyone on the Indian side in the latest firing exchanges, officials said. Firing and shelling along the IB and LoC has claimed the life of one army jawan and injured 11 others since October 14. Around 150 ceasefire violations have been reported in 2013, the highest in the past 8 years. During his one-day visit, Shinde visited some border belts and made an aerial survey along IB from Akhnoor belt (Jammu district) to Pahadpur (Kathua district) to assess the situation arising out of a spike in ceasefire violations triggered by firing and shelling daily by Pakistan in Jammu frontier for the past one week. These pakis wont improve. Never. http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/Pakistan-fires-mortar-shells-after-Shindes-visit-to-border/articleshow/24554574.cms
No need to improve them, just decimate them. Make it costly and unacceptable for them violate LoC. Send UAVs and drones annihilate anything that moves across the border. This can be done, but the political will to do so is missing for reasons best known to Indian govt.
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Why blame Pakis? They are doing their job. You leave trash in your house for 2 weeks and sooner or later flies, bugs, cockroaches will infest.

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