Pahalgam Islamic Terror Attack

War will lead to long-term peace; independent Balochistan, Sindhudesh, and Pakhtunistan will maintain friendly relations with India, much like Afghanistan does.

We currently lack the military capability to do tukde tukde of Bakistan so both the dhoti-shivering scenario of "WHERE WILL 350 GORILLION REBUGEES GO WARMONGER????!?!?!?" and "WHAT HAPPENS TO BAKISTANS NOOKLEAR BUMS?!?!"

and the ebin victory scenario like you describe is also not going to happen in the immediate term
 
Right on cue...randi rona started already for ekaanamy by libtard msm
They're not wrong per se but what they're not considering here is that there will soon be heavy capital expenditure by the GoI for building infrastructure along Indus, Jhelum and Chenab. The amount of labor that will be needed to build barrages, dams, canals and aquaculture facilities will be huge. Following this, agricultural efficiency will be better for the Punjab region as a whole especially in Haryana since water can be diverted more liberally. It's a boon for Punjab and the state has an opportunity here to diversify since the new addition of water can support a variety of different industries.
 
We currently lack the military capability to do tukde tukde of Bakistan so both the dhoti-shivering scenario of "WHERE WILL 350 GORILLION REBUGEES GO WARMONGER????!?!?!?" and "WHAT HAPPENS TO BAKISTANS NOOKLEAR BUMS?!?!"

and the ebin victory scenario like you describe is also not going to happen in the immediate term
I know the Indian military isn’t as well-equipped as it should be, but there’s no comparison with Pakistan. Even at its weakest and under global sanctions, India would still be capable of breaking Pakistan.
Remember, the Balakot airstrikes weren’t carried out using Su-30s or fifth-generation stealth fighters—they were executed by older Mirage-2000 jets. Yet, 12 of them entered Pakistani airspace, bombed Balakot, and returned safely without being detected. The next day, when the Pakistan Air Force attempted a similar counterstrike, Indian Air Force detected them scrambled its jets. A MiG-21, piloted by Wing Commander Abhinandan, crossed into Pakistani airspace again and successfully shot down a Pakistani F-16 before being downed himself.
 
To those who criticized Israel's inability to protect its citizens and achieve a decisive victory over Palestine despite its superior strength, recent events demonstrate Israel's formidable capabilities. Within 24 hours, Israel neutralized every intruder, eliminated key enemy leaders—comparable to figures like Pakistan's Asim Munir or its Prime Minister—and decisively addressed threats that have persisted for two years. All this while maintaining economic stability and managing global perceptions. If you still believe Israel has lost, consider that their resilience and strategic prowess far surpass what many like us can even dream of.
 

That sound more like a covert/clandestine response in works than a full blown overt military strike ? Which could endanger our hydro projects against paki retaliation given our conventional edge over pakis is not where we want it to be

Heavy lifting have already been done by suspension of IWT. Do we need an overt military strike at all ? Is the reward worth the risk ? Can a covert/clandestine do the job ?

Fellow membran please opine 🙏
 
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