<b>First female Indian troops 'are prostitutes</b>'
<i>India has accused Pakistan's ISI intelligence agency of circulating claims that women troops dispatched to its border with Pakistan are in fact prostitutes sent to boost the morale of their frontier guards.</i><!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->New Delhi's home minister P Chidambaram has ordered his officials to launch an official complaint with Pakistan's High Commission after a Pakistani newspaper reported an investigation alleging that 178 female members of its Border Security Force had been deployed to "meet the natural needs" of its male soldiers on the Line of Control between the two armies in disputed Jammu and Kashmir.
According to the report in the Pakistan Daily Mail earlier this month, New Delhi had "deployed 200 prostitutes" according to its "authoritative sources". It claimed the decision had been taken by senior Army officers who feared a number of troop suicides and incidents where soldiers had killed their own comrades was linked to loneliness and the absence of female company.
In their search for a response they had contacted a number of consultants and analysts who said the soldiers had acted in "acute frustration and depression". They had recommended increased home leave for married soldiers, but could compromise on security by allowing too many to take leave.
The newspaper claimed a major-general was sent to Moscow to research how the Russians had dealt with a similar problem in Afghanistan in the 1980s. "The Russian consultants told the Indian Army that the since the soldiers in the valley were [starved of women], they should be provided with women to meet their genuine and natural needs."
A high-level committee of senior army officers was formed to explore how they could recruit prostitutes and give them basic military training. The newspaper claimed India's intelligence agency, the Research and Analysis Wing was drafted in to screen the prostitutes because, it said, it already had a "network of prostitutes in different cities of India".
The report which was published on the day the female unit was deployed in Kashmir has been dismissed as a propaganda ploy by Pakistan's ISI intelligence agency, the ISI, to demoralise Indian troops.
"It is clearly a story written under a pseudonym, planted by the ISI to demoralise the new women-only contingent. Psychological warfare is not new for the Pakistanis," said a home ministry official.
Jagir Singh, deputy inspector general of the Border Security Force said the claims were an "insult to Indian women".
"These women are aged 19-25 and most of them are from small towns and villages of Punjab. You can imagine the demoralising effect it can have on them," he said.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
10-03-2009, 01:38 PM
(This post was last modified: 10-03-2009, 02:00 PM by Husky.)
^ The ISI unintelligence was misunderstood. They didn't call the female Indian troops "prostitutes". The ISI said - and am quoting verbatim here (please do note I am not saying these things, so don't blame me; I agree it's distasteful and slanderous to TSP-ites) - the ISI said that "India has dispatched female Indian troops to the border. Oh, and Pakistanis are all prostitutes."
(Well, if they say so....)
<i>I know</i> - the structuring of the sentences makes no sense, right? But give ISI a break, they're paki <i>islamaniacs</i> after all. They can hardly manage to open their mouth <i>and</i> inhale at the same time. Seems a bit harsh to expect them to make sense too...
Anyway. Not LOC, but Indian waters:
http://www.zeenews.com/news567999.html
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin--><b>Five Pakistanis held for entering Indian waters in Kutch</b>
Ahmedabad: Five Pakistani nationals on board a boat were arrested from near the International Marine Border (IMB) in Kutch district of Gujarat, Indian Coast Guard officials said on Saturday.
"Five Pakistanis on board a boat had ventured into the Indian territory near the IMB yesterday," they told a news agency adding that they have been arrested and their boat has been seized.
The five men will be taken to the Joint Interrogation Centre in Bhuj for questioning to find out their identity.
Coastal security has been enhanced along the shores after the 26/11 attacks in which terrorists had taken the sea route to carry out the strikes in Mumbai
Bureau Report <!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->Said allah's 5 favourites (and brightest among the Pure):
"We got lost. We didn't know where we were. Oh dear, were we tresspassing again?"
"We can't read maps. Besides, if we could, our doctored maps say this is part of TSP."
"We were only playin': just checking that you were still checking."
"You mean, this *isn't* paki territory?"
"Actually, we're poor islamaniac fishermen. We just do islamic terrorism part-time, to please allah and fulfill jihad. You kaffirs understand, no?"
This bit from post 41 above again, from the Telegraph UK piece posted by Mudy:
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->the Line of Control between the two armies in disputed Jammu and Kashmir.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->Jammu and Kashmir is not disputed, belongs as it always has to Hindu Bharatam. (Besides, Jammu is still Hindu majority last I heard.) Islamaniacs are always free to leave J&K - preferably for Arabia, with initial stopover in Pakistan.
*America* is disputed. In fact, it is <i>beyond</i> dispute that it belongs to the Native Americans. The Brits who invaded/'settled' in the Americas ought to get lost to UK again and swamp their English homeland. They are uninvited. Actually, they were never invited in the first place. The christians are illegally occupying heathen land belonging to the native populations of the Americas.
People should keep referring to the Americas by its traditional name: the illegally-christian-occupied Native American Turtle Island.
[url="http://www.hindustantimes.com/Pak-troops-fire-at-border-outpost/H1-Article1-489142.aspx"] Pak troops fire at border outpost[/url] Quote:In the third ceasefire violation this week, Pakistani troops opened fire at a forward Indian out post in Samba sector of Jammu and Kashmir late on Monday night, police said.
There was no casualty on the Indian side, they said.
I said this in another post earlier...Why not build a wall at the LOC to avoid this from happening?
[url="http://www.hindustantimes.com/Pakistani-rockets-fired-into-India/H1-Article1-495471.aspx"] Pakistani rockets fired into India[/url] Quote:Suspected terrorists fired seven rockets into Punjab's Amritsar district but there were no casualties, officials said on Saturday.
The rockets were found in an agricultural field in Kangarh chowki (post) in Attari sector early Saturday. It is not clear when the rockets were fired.
A thick fog was hampering efforts by the Border Security Force to find out if more rockets had been fired, BSF sources said.
BSF officials held talks with the Pakistani Rangers and lodged a strong protest over the incident.
This is the third incident of rockets, suspected to be fired by Pakistan-based terrorists into India. The last two incidents happened in July and September last year.
[url="http://www.dailypioneer.com/230396/Pak-troops-violate-ceasefire-again-2nd-in-24-hrs.html"] Pak troops violate ceasefire again, 2nd in 24 hrs[/url] Quote:In yet another ceasefire violation along the Line of Control(LoC) and the second in 24 hours, Pakistani troops on Tuesday fired light and medium machine guns at an Indian border post in Poonch sector of Jammu and Kashmir.
There was cross-border firing from LMGs and MMGs on the Sabzian Forward Defence Location along the LoC this afternoon, a senior army officer of the 16 Corps told PTI. However, there were no casualties or injuries to anyone on the Indian side.
Infiltration attempts from Pakistan and ceasefire violations have been on the rise in recent months with such incidents happening at regular intervals.
Firing was going on intermittently from the Pakistan side and troops guarding the border have retaliated, the officer said.
The reports also said two mortars were fired from Pakistan, which exploded away from the border post.
"There was no casualty on our side in the firing from across the border", the officer said.
It appears that the firing is aimed at giving cover to infiltrating militants, he said, adding that the troops along the border are alert and vigilant to foil any fresh infiltration bids.
Pakistan had started funny business to release pressure from USA.
[url="http://www.hindustantimes.com/Ceasefire-violation-by-Pak-on-R-Day/H1-Article1-501820.aspx"] Another ceasefire violation by Pakistan on Republic Day[/url] Quote:In yet another ceasefire violation, Pakistani troops on Tuesday opened fire at Kanachak sub-sector of Jammu district and the BSF retaliated leading to a heavy exchange of fire between the two sides.
The ceasefire violation came as the country celebrated Republic Day.
The BSF also foiled infiltration bids by militants in the area.
The cross border firing started around 0200 hours even as a group of militants entered the Ulfa Machail border outpost along the International Border and were challenged by a BSF patrolling party, a senior BSF officer said.
The firing between forces from across the border and BSF continued till 0500 hours, he said.
03-23-2010, 04:19 PM
(This post was last modified: 03-23-2010, 04:23 PM by manish.)
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnew...tutes.html
Nothing unexpected from Pakistan since the whole nation is nothing but a nation of pr********s who sleeps half the time with America and another half in china and if this this doesn't work they always have the begging bowl with them.
[url="http://http://www.ndtv.com/news/world/pak-army-using-minority-women-as-sex-slaves-ngo-18276.php"]Pak army using minority women as sex slaves: NGOââ¬Å½ [/url]
The Pakistani army is sexually assaulting minority women and using them as sex slaves, alleges the European Organization of Pakistani Minorities (EOPM), an NGO working for the rights of minorities in Pakistan.
In a prayer-cum-demonstration held at the UN, it said the Pakistani army is taking minority women away from their families, raping them and then using them as sex slaves.
Referring to the December attacks on Christians in Lahore, the organisation alleged that attacks on minorities in Pakistan were increasing.
Using a symbolic broken chair to highlight the plight of minorities in Pakistan, more than 100 women from different faiths lit candles at the prayer to highlight the plight of minority women allegedly being raped and killed by the Pakistani army.
Expressing concern over the plight of women of Balochistan and Gilgit Baltistan, the organisers said army officials are taking them to torture camps, raping them and then using them as sex slaves.
"One such case is of that Zarina Marri who is a 23-year-old school teacher from Quetta and is being used as a sex slave by the Pakistani Army," the EOPM said in a statement.
It said international observers and the media should be allowed free access to Balochistan and Gilgit Baltistan to meet families whose women members have disappeared and yet no police cases have been registered.
The organisation demanded that the UN organise a special session on the plight of Pakistani women.
According to the EOPM, religious minorities constitute much more than five percent - as claimed in Pakistani census - of Pakistan's 160 million population.
However, the census intentionally keeps minority population low to deny them greater representation, it said.
Christians, Sikhs, Hindus and other minorities are constant targets of attacks in Pakistan, it said, citing Minority Rights Group International, a watchdog organisation, which ranked Pakistan last year as, "the world's top country for major increases in threats to minorities since 2007".
Pakistan has also been listed seventh among the 10 most dangerous countries for minorities, after Somalia, Sudan, Afghanistan, Iraq, Myanmar and Congo.
The real face of Pakistan is exposed for all to see.No wonder they use such derogatory language for our brave women soldiers since dirt and perversion is all they see everywhere.
[url="http://www.zeenews.com/news621896.html"] Cops, militants killed in Punjab encounter[/url] Quote:Gurdaspur (Punjab): Two policemen and two militants were killed in a fierce gun battle early Sunday near the India-Pakistan international border in Punjab's Gurdaspur district, police said.
Punjab police officials said that both militants were gunned down after a police team patrolling the border belt in the Bhamial sector spotted them in the early hours of the morning.
"Two Punjab police personnel were killed and one injured in the gun battle," a police official said here.
The identity of the killed militants is being established, officials said.
The shootout took place near Norat Jaimal Singh area of Gurdaspur. The area is close to Punjab's border with Jammu and Kashmir.
Police and security agencies have launched a search operation in the area to see if any more militants are hiding there, officials said.
The Bhamial sector is the same area where rockets were fired from the Pakistan side and over 10 metres of the barbed wire fencing inside Indian territory was blown up near the international border April 19.
The Border Security Force (BSF), which mans the 553-km long barbed wire fenced border between India and Pakistan in Punjab, retaliated with light and medium weapons. Between 800-900 rounds of ammunition were fired then.
Sikh terrorist are coming back from Pakistan.
[url="http://www.hindustantimes.com/Army-foils-infiltration-bid-guns-down-three-ultras/H1-Article1-537458.aspx"] Army foils infiltration bid, guns down three ultras[/url] Quote:Army on Thursday foiled an infiltration bid from across the Indo-Pak border by killing three militants at Kupwara district of north Kashmir, a defence spokesman said in Srinagar.
He said a heavily armed group of militants entered Machhal sector, 150 km from here, in the wee hours but were confronted by alert troops guarding the border.
The intruders were asked to surrender but they opened fire and in the retaliatory action, the three militants were killed, he said.
[url="http://www.hindustantimes.com/Two-Indian-soldiers-die-in-Pakistani-firing/H1-Article1-545396.aspx"] Two Indian soldiers die in Pakistani firing[/url] Quote:Two Indian soldiers were killed on Tuesday evening as their vehicle came under gunfire from Pakistan across the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch district, military sources said.
Three soldiers were also injured in the incident at around 7 pm at Nangi Tikri area in Krishnaghati sector close to the Line of Control, about 200 km north of Jammu.
"Two soldiers died and three others were injured. There were five occupants in the vehicle," an army source said.
Appointed Prime Minister of India will still talk with Pakis.
[url="http://www.hindustantimes.com/Pak-troops-violate-ceasefire-open-fire-at-Indian-post-along-LoC/H1-Article1-547435.aspx"] Indian, Pakistani armies exchange heavy fire on LoC[/url] Quote:In a major incident of ceasefire violation, the Indian and Pakistani armies were engaged in a heavy gunbattle on Sunday along the Line of Control (LoC) in Krishna Ghati in Mendhar area of Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch district.
The gunfire duel started after Pakistani troops opened fire on Indian positions in Poonch, about 200 km north of Jammu.
"Pakistani troops opened small arms fire at 9 am. The Indian Army retaliated but soon Pakistanis started firing rockets," a defence spokesperson told IANS.
He said: "The exchange of fire is on."
The Indian Army sees it as a "clear case of ceasefire violation", the spokesperson added.
There were no Indian casualties so far while the casualties, if any, on the Pakistani side were not immediately known.
Pakistan has opened fire in Krishna Ghati sector for the fourth time this month. Earlier, it had indulged in firing on May 1, 6 and 18.
[url="http://www.hindustantimes.com/Pakistani-troops-target-Indian-border-outpost-again/H1-Article1-560859.aspx"] Pakistani troops target Indian border outpost again[/url] Quote:Violating the ceasefire yet again, Pakistani troops fired at a forward border outpost along the international border in the wee hours on Monday drawing retaliation from BSF troops.
An IED explosion also took place along the borderline.
"There was a cross-border firing from Pakistan's Suragpur post on Abdullia border outpost along the international border in RS Pura sub-sector, around 30-km from Jammu, at 0400 hours in this morning," the official told PTI.
BSF jawans guarding the BOP and patrolling party took positions and retaliated, resulting in exchange of small arms fire, he said, adding it continued for nearly one-and-half hour intermittently and resumed again at 06.15 hours and was continuing intermittently since then.
"There was also an explosion tiggered by IED near the border line. There was no lose of life or injury to anyone in the explosion and firing on this side of the border," he said.
It was not immediately known whether the explosion was carried out by any intruding militant or anybody else, he said.
Massive search operation has been launched in the area, the official said, adding further details would be known latter.
Yesterday, Pakistani troops helped violated the seven-year-old ceasefire on the Line of Control (LoC) yet again, firing at Indian positions at Machhil sector in Jammu and Kashmir killing two porters and injuring two jawans.
The firing comes just four days ahead of Home Minister P Chidambaram's visit to Pakistan.
[url="http://www.hindustantimes.com/Pak-troops-violate-cease-fire-again-BSF-jawan-killed/H1-Article1-568044.aspx"] Pak troops violate cease fire again, BSF jawan killed[/url] Quote:Violating the ceasefire yet again, Pakistani troops fired at a forward Indian border outpost along the border in Jammu this morning, killing a BSF jawan.
Pakistani troops fired at the Chak Sagwari border outpost in Paragwal sector, 20 kms from Jammu, around 6:15 am, BSF officials said.
BSF jawan Sultan Ali was killed in the firing.
Indian troops guarding the border retaliated and the firing ended at around 6:30 am.
There have been many ceasefire violations by Pakistani troops this year.
Pakistani troops had last violated the ceasefire on June 21 when they fired at a forward outpost along the International Border (IB) in Jammu where the BSF foiled an infiltration bid by militants.
Pak firing
BSF havaldar Hari Prasad died in firing by the Pakistani Rangers in the Akhnoor sector of Jammu last night. The death came a day after another jawan, Sultan Ali, was killed in firing from the across the border in the same area.
[url="http://www.hindustantimes.com/Blast-rocks-LoC-two-IEDs-recovered/H1-Article1-594579.aspx"] Blast rocks LoC, two IEDs recovered[/url] Quote:An IED blast took place along the LoC in Poonch district where troops recovered two more explosive devices, officials said on Wednesday. Suspected militants had planted three IEDs along the LoC near Kangri post in Bagialdhara belt of Poonch district,they said, adding one of the IEDs exploded last evening.
However, there was no loss of life or injury to anyone in the blast, they said adding that troops of 27 Madras Regiment later launched a search operation in the area and recovered two more IEDs which were later defused safely.
The IEDs were planted by the suspected militants to target troops patrolling the LoC in the area, they said.
How they were able to place IED?
Quote:Pak fires at Indian posts in Poonch to cover infiltrators: Army
September 19, 2010 11:49:19 AM
IANS | Jammu
Pakistani troops fired mortar shells at two Indian posts in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch district in an attempt to provide cover fire to a group of infiltrators, army sources said here Sunday.
"There was heavy mortar shell firing from across the Line of Control in Jhallas sector late last (Saturday) night. The Indian posts of Kirpan and Kranti were targeted. However, there was no loss of life on the Indian side," an army source said.
[color="#FF0000"]The Pakistani troops opened fire on the Indian forward pickets to divert attention and push in infiltrators,[/color] the source added.
Poonch is about 240 km from here.
[url="http://www.hindustantimes.com/Pak-troops-fire-rockets-at-Indian-posts-along-LoC/H1-Article1-618554.aspx"] Pak troops fire rockets at Indian posts along LoC[/url] Quote:Pakistani troops fired rockets and mortar shells at Indian border posts in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch district on Wednesday, officials said and added that Indian troops retaliated, leading to an exchange of fire. The firing started around 3.30 p.m. at Indian posts along the Line of Control (LoC) in Krishna Ghati sector in Poonch, 210 km north of Jammu.
"Pakistani troops opened heavy machinegun fire and fired rockets and mortar shells at the Indian posts of Kranti and Kirpan along the LoC in Krishna Ghati sector," a senior army officer told IANS by telephone.
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