Failed Terrorist State of Pakistan: Idiotic Musings

[Spacemarine]

Balochistan is not ready for Bharatiya control.
Maybe in 10-15 years.

Just like when Modi came to power, PoK was not ready to be under Bharatiya control, but now, people there are begging to be part of Bharat.
Same story.

Its only Gilgit Baltistan India is interested but once India assumes control we need to send the sunni paniabi back to thr shithole

 

[ArjunMK1A]

Earlier I used to feel bad for whatever crimes the Brits are facing at hands of mullahs

But last month met a history professor... he told me that since almost 20 yrs before the demand for Pakistan was put forward by muslim league in 1940... The British were converting hindus to Islam in the present day Bangladesh & Pakistan by offering land and other things. British were altering the demography in West Punjab, sindh, east bengal for their upcoming project. He didn't mean to absolve mullahs in any manner.

Hard to believe... but now it's their Karma visiting their homeland.

I am not. Entire colonial Europe done way too many attrocities against various countries. Britain's will never be forgotten for their crimes in India. Slaughtered way too many people, killed so many freedom fighters in a brutal manner, tortured them in Cellular jail in dingy 12x6 ft room where 20+ people were imprisoned.

Men, Women and children slaughtered in Jalianwallah bagh. They hold position since Ganduji will always start something and cancel once situation goes out of hand. A General outcome everytime he does any dharna.

Poetic justice all their crown jewels were slowly lost and lot of them comes under Indian Control. Soon they will become even irrelevant in global stage. Once done, we will take every pound from those savages.

 

[ArjunMK1A]

India cannot launch a 1971-style operation in Balochistan without establishing military infrastructure in Iran. I am unsure whether there is any understanding between India and Iran regarding Balochistan and Afghanistan in relation to Pakistan.

Or whether it is possible to invade Punjab and Sindh to create an opportunity for Baloch rebels to declare Balochistan an independent country, difficult, given that the Baloch population is only 7 million.

Our top priority should be to establish a military-industrial complex as large as that of the U.S. We cannot achieve wealth without a powerful military, given the complex geopolitical situation in this region and the broader world of our interest.

Balochistan is hardly 700Km from Indian coast of Gujarat. Pakistan Navy is headquartered in Karachi and from the same 1971 Operation Trident came where we destroyed their Naval station.

Also Karachi comes under Pralay ballistic missile range. We can strike from Rajasthan and Gujarat.

The big ask is we need to secure the ports in Baloch region and start the offensive in mainland. The point is do our logistics capable of maintaining that.

Pakistan is geographically screwed up. Their main areas will come under our Rocket force. Our Army alone can do severe damage to them.

Only if we avoid Insurgency.

 

[Ajatshatru]

Balochistan is hardly 700Km from Indian coast of Gujarat. Pakistan Navy is headquartered in Karachi and from the same 1971 Operation Trident came where we destroyed their Naval station.

Also Karachi comes under Pralay ballistic missile range. We can strike from Rajasthan and Gujarat.

The big ask is we need to secure the ports in Baloch region and start the offensive in mainland. The point is do our logistics capable of maintaining that.

Pakistan is geographically screwed up. Their main areas will come under our Rocket force. Our Army alone can do severe damage to them.

Only if we avoid Insurgency.

Liberating Balochistan is certainly not impossible. There are countries with even smaller populations than Balochistan. The advantage Punjabi Muslims have is their larger population, but it is no match for India’s 1.4 million-strong, well-equipped army. Even if Iran does not provide us with a base, we can still capture Punjab and Sindh, creating the time and space needed for Baloch freedom fighters to secure their country’s independence.

 

[Ajatshatru]

An independent Balochistan and Sindhudesh would be in the interest of India, Iran, Afghanistan, Balochistan, and Sindhudesh. Their creation would establish direct land access between these countries, significantly boosting trade and commerce. These countries would benefit immensely from land routes and could lay gas pipelines to access Iranian oil and gas.

 

[vampyrbladez]

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[Ajatshatru]

Balochistan is not ready for Bharatiya control.
Maybe in 10-15 years.

Just like when Modi came to power, PoK was not ready to be under Bharatiya control, but now, people there are begging to be part of Bharat.
Same story.

we should share intelligence with Baloch freedom fighters to help them plan attacks on Pakistani military bases. We can fund the Baloch Liberation Army with the condition that they do not target Iran. It is unfortunate to see the BLA fighting with outdated weapons; they should be equipped with anti-aircraft missiles to counter Pakistani fighter jets, along with anti-tank weapons, modern rifles, and hand grenades.

 

[Ajatshatru]

If the Indian government becomes serious about Balochistan’s freedom, we could liberate it within the next five years. In 1971, the Indian military took only 12 days to free East Pakistan, despite having limited resources, no significant foreign exchange reserves to buy military hardware, and being a struggling economy. At that time, India’s economy was only three times larger than Pakistan’s. Today, our economy is 12 times bigger, and our foreign exchange reserves are 100 times greater than Pakistan’s.

 

[Gandaberunda]

If the Indian government becomes serious about Balochistan’s freedom, we could liberate it within the next five years. In 1971, the Indian military took only 12 days to free East Pakistan, despite having limited resources, no significant foreign exchange reserves to buy military hardware, and being a struggling economy. At that time, India’s economy was only three times larger than Pakistan’s. Today, our economy is 12 times bigger, and our foreign exchange reserves are 100 times greater than Pakistan’s.

Balochistan is very vast area with limited in habitants. We won’t share any land border with them to liberate them using foot soldiers. East Pakistan we had refugee crisis and Sam manekshaw planned the operation for 6 months from March to November and forced Pakistan to attack us on western border. It wasn’t a 12 day operation but a covert operation ran for more than a year. We trapped Pakistan in Ganga aircraft hijack and closed air space for 6 months trained Mukti Bahani and USSR saved our ass from USN 7th fleet by forming naval blockade using Nuke Subs in Bay of Bengal.
A mere air strike on Balakot terrorist base was briefed to so many western countries to take them into confidence so the matter doesn’t escalate towards sanctions. Just advance few kms in PoK ( which is Indian territory) there will be so much of noise in western countries and pressure to sanction India. So forget about balochistan we can only covertly supply weapons funding them to keep a the region boiling. We have to look east and secure north east states and if possible get sea access using Myanmar rebels territory

 

[Bleh]

Baloch rebels claim they killed 214 army hostages, blame Pak's 'stubbornness'

The Baloch Liberation Army said they killed all the 214 military hostages taken from the Jaffar Express as their 48-hour deadline for a deal to release Baloch political prisoners ended.

www.indiatoday.in

PoK was not ready to be under Bharatiya control, but now, people there are begging to be part of Bharat.

Is that so?

 

[Bleh]

If the Indian government becomes serious about Balochistan’s freedom, we could liberate it within the next five years. In 1971, the Indian military took only 12 days to free East Pakistan, despite having limited resources, no significant foreign exchange reserves to buy military hardware, and being a struggling economy. At that time, India’s economy was only three times larger than Pakistan’s. Today, our economy is 12 times bigger, and our foreign exchange reserves are 100 times greater than Pakistan’s.

In same 1971 maximum incursion India made in the West was 50k kms, both at Sakargarh & Sindh, that too before they hit a proper defensive line

 

[vampyrbladez]

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[FalconSlayers]

Terror in Balochistan emanates from Endia

Terror in Balochistan emanates from India | The Express Tribune

ISPR DG lauds forces' bravery in Jaffar Express rescue; says handlers of attackers operated from Afghan soil

tribune.com.pk

 

[Ajatshatru]

Balochistan is very vast area with limited in habitants. We won’t share any land border with them to liberate them using foot soldiers. East Pakistan we had refugee crisis and Sam manekshaw planned the operation for 6 months from March to November and forced Pakistan to attack us on western border. It wasn’t a 12 day operation but a covert operation ran for more than a year. We trapped Pakistan in Ganga aircraft hijack and closed air space for 6 months trained Mukti Bahani and USSR saved our ass from USN 7th fleet by forming naval blockade using Nuke Subs in Bay of Bengal.
A mere air strike on Balakot terrorist base was briefed to so many western countries to take them into confidence so the matter doesn’t escalate towards sanctions. Just advance few kms in PoK ( which is Indian territory) there will be so much of noise in western countries and pressure to sanction India. So forget about balochistan we can only covertly supply weapons funding them to keep a the region boiling. We have to look east and secure north east states and if possible get sea access using Myanmar rebels territory

From an economic perspective, India’s eastern borders make more sense for investments due to strong trade relations with wealthy East Asian countries. However, the liberation of Balochistan and Sindhudesh would open new opportunities in the west as well. It’s important to remember that in 1971, India did not have a large naval fleet to counter the U.S., but today, the situation is entirely different. With a $100 billion defense budget that will continue to grow alongside India’s economy, it will be nearly impossible for the West to protect Pakistan from an advancing Indian military. If they couldn’t protect Ukraine, how would they protect Pakistan?

 

[Spacemarine]

Terror in Balochistan emanates from Endia

Terror in Balochistan emanates from India | The Express Tribune

ISPR DG lauds forces' bravery in Jaffar Express rescue; says handlers of attackers operated from Afghan soil

tribune.com.pk

Ur chutia benGALI half DNA … never say endia u fcker we lost 10k kashiri dhindus single night fck u

 

[Gandaberunda]

From an economic perspective, India’s eastern borders make more sense for investments due to strong trade relations with wealthy East Asian countries. However, the liberation of Balochistan and Sindhudesh would open new opportunities in the west as well. It’s important to remember that in 1971, India did not have a large naval fleet to counter the U.S., but today, the situation is entirely different. With a $100 billion defense budget that will continue to grow alongside India’s economy, it will be nearly impossible for the West to protect Pakistan from an advancing Indian military. If they couldn’t protect Ukraine, how would they protect Pakistan?

It’s not about protecting Pakistan but international relations which brings heavy sanctions. India never claimed balochistan so why will we get involved directly? Bolchistan is recognised as sovereign territory of Pakistan also we aren’t Russia to sustain sanctions from west neither militarily nor economically. We can gain some territory in Sindh area having majority of Hindu population which can be briefed to western countries but not about boluchistan. Also BLA is recognised as terrorist organisation.

 

[spikey360]

If the Indian government becomes serious about Balochistan’s freedom, we could liberate it within the next five years. In 1971, the Indian military took only 12 days to free East Pakistan, despite having limited resources, no significant foreign exchange reserves to buy military hardware, and being a struggling economy. At that time, India’s economy was only three times larger than Pakistan’s. Today, our economy is 12 times bigger, and our foreign exchange reserves are 100 times greater than Pakistan’s.

But there is a big difference, Mrs Gandhi, no matter her nepotistic roots, was a warrior.
On the other hand, Modi and everyone he surrounds himself by is a businessman, a baniya at best.

He is only going to do backflips, and pedal back on the many strong steps needed to conquer new territory.
It is one thing to support Balochis with money, it is quite another to give cover fire for them.
I am all for Balochi freedom, but not with this Baniya attitude at the helm of the highest office of the land.

 

[spikey360]

Baloch rebels claim they killed 214 army hostages, blame Pak's 'stubbornness'

The Baloch Liberation Army said they killed all the 214 military hostages taken from the Jaffar Express as their 48-hour deadline for a deal to release Baloch political prisoners ended.

www.indiatoday.in

Is that so?

Yeah, literally. Shahbaz Sharif out with begging bowl to the world, and PoKis out with begging bowl to India.

 

[Ajatshatru]

But there is a big difference, Mrs Gandhi, no matter her nepotistic roots, was a warrior.
On the other hand, Modi and everyone he surrounds himself by is a businessman, a baniya at best.

He is only going to do backflips, and pedal back on the many strong steps needed to conquer new territory.
It is one thing to support Balochis with money, it is quite another to give cover fire for them.
I am all for Balochi freedom, but not with this Baniya attitude at the helm of the highest office of the land.

War is also a business. An independent Bangladesh was in India's strategic interest, just as an independent Balochistan and Sindhudesh align with our economic interests. India has the right to support Baloch freedom fighters under UN resolutions, and the Indian Constitution permits government intervention in foreign territories in cases of mass human rights violations. The situation in Balochistan, in terms of human rights abuses, is no different from that of East Pakistan in 1971—if anything, it is probably even worse.

 

[Ajatshatru]

It’s not about protecting Pakistan but international relations which brings heavy sanctions. India never claimed balochistan so why will we get involved directly? Bolchistan is recognised as sovereign territory of Pakistan also we aren’t Russia to sustain sanctions from west neither militarily nor economically. We can gain some territory in Sindh area having majority of Hindu population which can be briefed to western countries but not about boluchistan. Also BLA is recognised as terrorist organisation.

Baloch rebels need training in guerrilla warfare. With superior tactics and intelligence support from India to locate Pakistani military bases, they can achieve significant results even with limited military hardware. To supply them with the necessary equipment, India must secure the confidence of Iran and Afghanistan. Russia and Uzbekistan could do It as well, India already has a military base in Uzbekistan.