@pakistan_untold@Raviravirai Unbelievable. Ab kya bole koi Ravi bhaji. This Tariq Masood himself fled to Canada I think when blasphemy allegations were levelled against him.
@MazherArshad Pakistan need 169 to beat Australia? Should be the other way around bhai.. Or Pakistan needs to 'defend' 169 to beat Australia. Below par score after great start.
@AnupamPKher Anupam ji, I have a daughter like Tanvi, and I can understand the challenges. She is absolutely brilliant in some things, and reticent about others. Thank you for making this film. 🙏
Thank you for proving my point, Rauf. The obsession with illusory victories and unverifiable numbers is exactly why serious engagement with people who parrot GHQ talking points goes nowhere. You are repeating battlefield fiction manufactured for domestic consumption, not facts known to any credible observer.
India does not need to explain its military record to a country that still debates what happened in East Pakistan. It was not fighting for your validation, and certainly not to impress Donald Trump. India’s objectives were strategic and limited, and they were met. You can keep counting imaginary planes if it helps you sleep, but serious nations measure outcomes, not fantasies. They study their operations, refine their doctrines, and evolve with clarity of purpose, not cling to denial as a national policy.
As for your claim that Indian media was mocked for reporting imaginary captures of Lahore and Islamabad, that is rich coming from a country whose most watched news anchors announced the capture of a Rafale pilot named Shivangi Singh, the destruction of an Indian air base in Rajouri which did not even have an air base to begin with, the downing of a large drone proudly paraded as a fighter jet, the hacking-paralysis of ‘70 per cent of India’s electricity grid’, the destruction of India’s S-400 system, and the obliteration of India’s Udhampur base.
And Donald Trump’s ramblings are not defence bulletins. The world knows that. So does Pakistan, and that is why it did not react to the same Donald Trump’s more recent revelation that Pakistan is conducting nuclear tests secretly. Had any country without Washington’s financial lifeline or the backing of international institutions made such a claim, Islamabad would have scrambled to clarify immediately. Silence, in this case, says a lot.
Please, instead of asking what India gained, ask what Pakistan lost again: any pretence of civilian control.