Feedbacks Received to “Massive practice by Indian Air Force planes in Jamnagar”

1. uttam Says:
   December 21st, 2008 at 12:31 am

   vir javano tuti pado danavo per.jay jay garvi gujarat

2. Santosh Says:
   December 21st, 2008 at 5:07 am

   Mitti mein mila do in suar ke bacchon ko

3. pareshpatel Says:
   December 21st, 2008 at 5:16 pm

   દૂધ મૉગૉ ખીર દેગે
   કશમીર માગૌ ચીર દેગેં

4. pareshpatel Says:
   December 21st, 2008 at 5:17 pm

   above for pakistian

5. Vir Shivaji Says:
   December 21st, 2008 at 6:23 pm

   Even on Saturday, Air Force planes continued to blast and flocks of birds flew here and there and building were shaken in morning time. It seems that they are preparing for a grand war. Within some hours they would crush Pakistan based terrorists camps. They should also target ISI office which is the centre and core part of terrorist activities world wide.

6. Chintan Joshi Says:
   December 21st, 2008 at 6:25 pm

   Frequency of drills go up at Jamnagar Air Force base
   The Hindu, Sunday, December 21, 2008 : 1700 Hrs

   Jamnagar (PTI):

   Post the Mumbai terror attacks the Indian Air Force (IAF) have increased frequency of drills at its airbase here, sources in the Air Force said on Sunday.

   “We have a few firing ranges in India and one of them is located in Jamnagar. The firing range here have been used by other air bases on a regular basis. Their aircrafts come here complete the drill and return to the respective bases,” they said.

   “We have got information that our activities are being monitored by radars from across the borders. So we need to be prepared for all kind of situations. And hence that number of training tasks at the firing range in Jamnager have gone up, post Mumbai attacks,” sources said.

   One such anti-hijacking mock drill was conducted here yesterday, with the involvement of the airport authorities, the local police and district administration, defence spokesperson Satish Menon told PTI.

   “We hold anti-hijacking mock drill periodically in order to monitor the response time unders such situations. Here we also involve the local police and the district administration as they too need to be aware of how to tackle the terror situation,” he said.

7. Kamalkant Mishra Says:
   December 21st, 2008 at 6:25 pm

   Pakistan, US and India
   K. Subrahmanyam
   Dainik Jagran
   December 21, 2008

   Pakistan is trying hard to provoke India into a military confrontation
   like the `Operation ParakramÂ’ type. The Mumbai terrorist attacks and
   subsequent sabre-rattling by Pakistani political leaders and the media
   including allegations of air intrusions and deliberate soft policy
   towards UN Security Council banned Jamaat-ud-Dawaa (JUD) are all meant
   to escalate tension with India and is part of an overall strategy
   vis-a-vis the proposed US surge-strategy in Afghanistan, now under
   preparation by the Chief of the Central Command, General Petraeus.
   The Pakistani government and the Army are fully aware that the US and
   UK governments have the wireless intercepts of the conversations
   between the Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) and the terrorists while operating
   in Mumbai about the full involvement of the LeT in the Mumbai strike
   and therefore are fully convinced about terrorism having its origin in
   Pakistani soil. In spite of this the demand from President Zardari,
   Prime Minister Gilani and the Pakistani media that India should
   produce proof to Pakistan highlights that Pakistani Army and its pawn
   government have decided to brazen out the terrorism originated in
   Pakistani soil. Their purpose appears to be to blackmail US and test
   the incoming President ObamaÂ’s will to assert his surge strategy in
   Afghanistan.

   In a sense India, by not walking into the Pakistani trap of
   provocation through terrorism, has upset the plans of the Pakistani
   Army. India should now carefully assess the likely next moves of
   Pakistan. In all probability Pakistan Army will try other terrorist
   attacks on India to provoke India to retaliate through military
   measures. It is hoping to use that as an alibi not to cooperate fully
   with US in the war against Taliban and also to interrupt US supply
   lines through Taliban terrorist attacks on convoys. The Pakistani
   generals are hoping through this strategy they can continue to milk US
   aid, tire US and NATO forces and compel them to withdraw, take over
   Afghanistan under their control and bleed India through thousand cuts.

   Pakistani generals have an exaggerated view of their strategic
   planning ability. In 1947 General Akbar when tried to overrun Kashmir
   The result was MaharajahÂ’s accession to India and Indian Army being
   able to take over two thirds of Kashmir. In 1965 Pakistani Generals
   tried out Operation Gibraltar – penetration into Kashmir – and attack
   with a second armoured division into Punjab. They were beaten back.
   In 1971 they pushed 10 million refugees into the Indian soil from
   Bangladesh. That led to the secession of Bangladesh. In 1999
   Musharraf thought that he could surprise India through stealthy
   penetration into Kargil heights and suffered a humiliating defeat.

   This time the Generals are out to provoke India into a war and bleed
   it, and tire Americans out of Pakistan. The likely result will be if
   the Afghan Taliban and Pakistani Taliban succeed in their resistance
   to the Americans, then the Pathans on the two sides of the Durand
   line may unite to form Pashtinistan, the long time time dream of
   Pathan tribesmen and secede from Pakistan. The Pakistani Army faces a
   greater threat from the Afghan Taliban and the Pakistani Taliban than
   it does from the Indian Army. The one person who clearly understands
   this threat to Pakistan is the President-elect Obama. It is therefore
   highly likely that if Pakistani Generals attempt to blackmail the new
   US administration the US strategic community will counter them with
   the argument that if the Pakistan Army withdraws its forces from the
   Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) it may risk the integrity
   of Pakistan. If the Taliban tastes victory in ousting the Americans
   and the NATO from Afghanistan the secession of Pashtinistan is a
   virtual certainty. The Iranians are likely to intervene and help in
   the breakaway of Dari (Persian) speaking and Tagill and Uzbek areas
   from Afghanistan.

   The Russians and the Chinese have to take into account the
   consequences of the dissolution of Afghanistan and the rise of a new
   Wahabi Pashtinistan and its impact on various Central Asian Republics
   and Islamic areas of Russia and China. Pakistan should also consider
   the present economic situation. The world, except for a few countries
   like China and India, is in a recession. Pakistan itself needs the
   rescue of the International Monetary Fund package to be saved from
   bankruptcy. In the present circumstances with oil price being very
   low Saudi Arabia is unlikely to come to the rescue of Pakistan.
   Therefore there are limits to what Pakistan can do to defy the US and
   try to drive a hard bargain with it.

   The Pakistani Generals therefore should not once again try to be over
   clever and think they can out smart the entire world. In fact they
   are playing with fire and with the territorial integrity of Pakistan.
   Unfortunately the mistakes of the US Administration over the last
   eight years appear to have encouraged the Pakistan generals to believe
   that they can again cheat the US and get away with it. However
   Democratic resident Obama cannot afford to fail in his surge strategy
   even as the departing President Bush is successful in the surge
   strategy in Iraq.

   Therefore it is very essential for the strategic communities of India
   and US to get together and devise a common strategy to deal with the
   plans of the Pakistani generals to frustrate the proposed US strategy
   in Afghanistan, continue their campaign of terror against India and in
   the process to destabilise the entire region. Till now the US
   strategic community formulated its strategy in Afghanistan entirely on
   its own. A time has come for US to shed its unilateralism and consult
   India in respect of its Afghan strategy. President-elect Obama has
   indicated that he would no longer persist in the counter productive
   unilateralist strategy. The Pakistani Generals are putting in Obama
   to test.

8. Vatsal Shah Says:
   August 1st, 2009 at 6:48 am

   Kuch nahi dena in logoko. Dena he to bus 2-4 atom bomb phodke tabahi de do.

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