Pravin Solanki

I worked with pride, Now focused on community, camaraderie, and support for fellow veterans.
Maj (Retd)

[Pravin Solanki @MajorPravinRetd]

The ground reality cannot be hidden forever. People in PoJK continue to voice concerns about neglect and alleged excesses, while Jammu & Kashmir is benefiting from development, connectivity and new opportunities.

#PoJK #JammuAndKashmir #PakistanAtrocity #PakArmy

[Taymur Malik @BlueMist911]

🚨INDIAN ATROCITIES IN IIOJK 2.0🚨

The Indian army martyred a Kashmiri youth, tied his lifeless body to a car & dragged it on the street. While #IIOJK bleeds JAAC leaders Mehran, Shaukat Nawaz & Umar Nazir traitorously demand Azadi & target Kashmiri officers, trying to dismantle the Pak Army the only wall protecting AJK from Modi.

[Pravin Solanki @MajorPravinRetd]

This LeT terrorist animation is pure gold. From Kashmir ops to "hair transplant" drama to hunting "Usman" - the ending kills it. #LeT #Kashmir

[Manjeet Negi @manjeetnegilive]

Anti-India elements have only one destination and we are here to ensure they reach it."

— Lt Gen D.P. Pandey (as GOC, 15 Corps)

Unmatched AURA🔥

[Pravin Solanki @MajorPravinRetd]

Before throwing around allegations about Pt 5203 and Kargil, people should first verify the facts from official records. War history is not social media content, it deserves accuracy, not selective narratives. Allegations are easy to make but facing the truth is an entirely different matter

[Pravin Solanki @MajorPravinRetd]

Thousands gather on the streets of PoJK, raising their voices against Pakistan's policies and demanding justice, dignity and freedom.

The people will no longer tolerate the crimes and atrocities of the Pakistan Army. A new wave of resistance is sweeping across the region.

#PoJK #HumanRights #PakArmyAtrocities #FreedomForPoJK #StandWithPoJK

[Panchjanya @epanchjanya]

'पाकिस्तान से आजादी'...

आधी रात में पाकिस्तान सरकार के खिलाफ सड़कों पर उतरे लोग।

PoJK में जबरदस्त विरोध प्रदर्शन, पाकिस्तान के अत्याचार के खिलाफ लोगों का फूट रहा गुस्सा।

पिछले कुछ दिनों में पाकिस्तान आर्मी के अत्याचार के कारण 200 से ज्यादा स्थानीय लोग मारे जा चुके हैं।

[Pravin Solanki @MajorPravinRetd]

Military modernization is not merely about acquiring new platforms, it is about transforming doctrine, training and organizational thinking. Embedding drone capabilities into formations and operational planning represents a structural change with long-term impact.

[The Frustrated Indian @FrustIndian]

As Gen Dwivedi's tenure as Chief comes to an end, the #DroneGeneral tag will remain with him as he transformed Indian Army as a modern Drone Army. But beneath it, he was operationalising a doctrine which meant every soldier, drone-capable, Bhairav Battalions, Ashni Platoons, Rudra All Arms Brigades, Shaktibaan Regiments, Divyastra Batteries, Integrated Battle Groups are formations that mark a permanent shift in how the Indian Army is built to fight.
From platform-centric to multi-domain warfare.
@adgpi @SWComd_IA

[INDIAN ARMY FACT CHECK @MythbusterXX]

🚨 Unmask the Lies

❌ Propaganda accounts are falsely circulating an old video and presenting it as a recent incident in Manipur.

✅ FACT: The viral clip is NOT recent. It is an old Zee News broadcast from 04 June 2015. The footage refers to the 2015 Manipur ambush, where an army convoy was attacked near the Myanmar border by UNLFW militants. The original date and context has been removed to falsely portray an 11-year-old news clip as a current event.

🔎 Original Context: Zee News coverage — 04 June 2015 (Manipur ambush)
https://t.co/gkTNE4YU1M

🎯 Tactic: Recycle old footage → remove context → push false narrative → create panic.

#FactCheck #Disinformation
#Manipur
#IndianArmy
@adgpi
@easterncomd
@Spearcorps
@GoI_MeitY

[Pravin Solanki @MajorPravinRetd]

The Pakistan Army is looting shops in PoJK. Shame Shame...............

[Pooja Yadav @PoojaYadavZ]

Atrocities continue in PoJK.
Pak forces firing on civilians protesting for rights. Deaths reported, injuries, arrests & total blackout. Fear is fading in PoJK. Resistance is rising. Pakistan's brutality exposed. #PoJK #PakAtrocities #FreePoJK #PoK

[ThE EcHo BrEaKeRs @SamarWatch]

There's a clear pattern: whenever Pak army faces internal protests or legitimacy crises, they attack India to distract people and rebuild support. This happened in 2008 during constitutional crisis, 2016 during Baloch insurgency and 2025 during Balochistan independence protests. After each attack, public support for the military surged to 92-93%. It's a diversionary tactic, when their own people challenge them, they create external conflict to make themselves look like protectors. The army uses India as a scapegoat whenever domestic pressure mounts. This isn't suspicion - it's documented history across three decades. We need to understand this pattern so we can recognize when Pakistan's internal problems are being weaponised against India.
#PakDiversionTactics

[Pravin Solanki @MajorPravinRetd]

Pakistan army's real face is being revealed by its own citizens.
A PoJK resident reportedly blasted authorities for spreading "lies" while people suffer on the ground. Truth from a local's mouth-anger, fear and frustration are impossible to censor.

#PakAtrocity #PoJK #PakistanArmy #HumanRightsViolations

[Shivank Mishra @shivank_8mishra]

Exclusive: An angry PoJK resident blasted the PoJK Police helpline, accusing authorities of hiding the ground reality amid ongoing unrest.

“PoJK is burning, Pakistanis have killed our people, and you are spreading lies.”

In the call accessed by us, the caller questioned @AJKP_Official claims of normalcy, challenged official social media messaging, and accused Pakistani forces of firing on civilians while concealing the true situation across PoJK.

#PoJK #Rawalakot #Muzaffarabad #PakistanArmy #PakistanOccupiedKashmir #HumanRights #Protests #Pakistan #Kashmir #BreakingNews

[Pravin Solanki @MajorPravinRetd]

एक तरफ पाकिस्तान आज आर्थिक संकट, महंगाई, बेरोज़गारी और PoK में बढ़ते जनआक्रोश से जूझ रहा है, वहीं दूसरी तरफ भारत में मोदी सरकार विश्वस्तरीय इंफ्रास्ट्रक्चर खड़ा कर रही है।

ज़ोजिला टनल जैसे मेगा प्रोजेक्ट जम्मू-कश्मीर और लद्दाख को सालभर जोड़ने का काम कर रहे हैं। फर्क साफ़ है—एक तरफ विकास, दूसरी तरफ अव्यवस्था।

#PoK #Pakistan #Kashmir #ZojilaTunnel #PMModi #PakistanCrisis #JammuAndKashmir

[Pravin Solanki @MajorPravinRetd]

Protests are spreading across PoK as people take to the streets over rising costs, electricity tariffs, and political representation. Reports of tear gas, pellets, and live fire against demonstrators have fueled accusations of atrocities and repression by the Pakistan Army. #PoK #Rawalakot

[ABP News @ABPNews]

PoK में शहबाज-मुनीर के खिलाफ बगावत, मुजफ्फराबाद से रावलकोट तक विरोध प्रदर्शन, PAK आर्मी ने दागे गोले-कारतूस

#PoK #Pakistan @shivank_8mishra

https://t.co/xzBBddg1yE

[Pravin Solanki @MajorPravinRetd]

Reports emerging from Rawalakot highlight alleged atrocities by Pakistan Army in PoJK. Instead of addressing public concerns over economic hardship and governance failures, authorities appear focused on controlling dissent. Human rights and democratic freedoms must be respected. #PoJK

[Major Sammer Pal Toorr (Infantry Combat Veteran) @samartoor3086]

📌 STATE-SPONSORED TERROR: THE DOCTRINE BEHIND THE DENIAL

For decades, the world has treated terrorism as a problem of non-state actors. But what happens when terror itself becomes an instrument of statecraft?

A recent European policy dossier argues that Pakistan’s use of proxy terror groups is not an aberration, but a long-standing strategic doctrine. From the tribal invasions of Kashmir in 1947 to the use of groups like Lashkar-e-Taiba, Jaish-e-Mohammed and the Haqqani Network, the pattern remains remarkably consistent.

The report highlights three pillars of this strategy:

🔹 Plausible Deniability – Violence is outsourced to proxies while the state officially denies involvement.

🔹 Proxy Infrastructure – A network of militant groups, radicalisation pipelines, informal funding channels and intelligence support creates strategic depth without conventional war.

🔹 Nuclear Shield – Nuclear deterrence raises the cost of direct retaliation, enabling low-intensity conflict below the threshold of full-scale war.

The document further argues that global responses have often oscillated between condemnation and accommodation, allowing the ecosystem to survive despite sanctions, FATF scrutiny and international pressure.

Whether one agrees with every conclusion or not, the central question remains relevant:

Can the international community effectively fight terrorism while ignoring the state structures that allegedly enable it?

As warfare evolves into a blend of conventional force, proxies, cyber operations and information warfare, understanding the doctrine behind state-sponsored terrorism becomes essential for policymakers and citizens alike.

#Geopolitics #CounterTerrorism #NationalSecurity #Pakistan #StrategicAmbiguity #HybridWarfare #MajorSamarToor #GlobalSecurity

Source: European Strategic Policy Forum dossier, State-Sponsored Terror: Policy Guidelines of Strategic Ambiguity

[Major Sammer Pal Toorr (Infantry Combat Veteran) @samartoor3086]

The only answer when the corrupt system breaks down in India is
= Indian Army to the rescue!
But you want to deny pension,deny disability pension,deny NFU!
Indian Administrative Mehekma needs to have an Agniveer scheme and not the Armed Forces!

[Vikrant Sahu (Retd ) @ColVikrantSahu]

1971, Siachen 1984, Kargil 1999 — three conflicts that proved the same thing. The Army needed air support at operational tempo. When AAC operated under Army command, it responded instantly. Centralising all air assets under IAF slows this down. We need Army autonomy for faster decisions on ground.
https://t.co/nUF8c7xcqS

[Col Mahesh, SM @MaheshSin777]

Army inducted first BrahMos regiment in 2007. IAF later got 2 surface-to-surface BrahMos squadrons. Different mission sets, same system. This isn't about duplication. It's about land-war doctrine requiring organic control.
https://t.co/GJpFGrL9SM

[Kimcha Kipgen @MajKimcha_hd]

Military doctrine is simple: put capabilities where they're needed. That's why the US Army fields thousands of helicopters and the UK Army operates Apache gunships. Close air support, air assault, and battlefield mobility aren't service rivalries—they're operational necessities.
https://t.co/lz69UkDeYg

[Tenzin @Tenzin_Dorjee1]

Army Chief said it clearly: "We do not require organic aircraft for turf-protection but operational needs." Kargil proved when Army controls air power, 2,500 missions at pace, impossible otherwise. This isn't about fighter jets. It's about winning on the ground.
https://t.co/XfxKJBPd32

[Anil Shukla @BrigAnilShukla]

Kargil taught us one lesson: Army Aviation flew 2,500 missions evacuated 900 casualties operated at a pace the IAF tasking loop simply couldn't match.

When air power sits under Army control, response is instant. That's not duplication.
It's operational necessity. https://t.co/WXphCYeNao