Maj Unnikrashnan died like brave soldier but (sorry to say) his comrades in NSG let him down. They took three days to kill four terrorists, what sort of operation it was? cowardly show by the NSG, to say the least. Then we talk (Modi ji listen) of getting ten heads for one indian killed.
Your name will be remembered for ever on this soil. You will be a legend and children will be asked to emulate your heroism, patriotism and courage.Salute to you Sir, Your parents and this country is luck to have a son like you.
Re: RIP Brave Heart
by ashutosh Mahapatra on Dec 10, 2015 01:22 PM
You are a patriot and will remain in the millions of hearts for ever.Salute you sir.
Re: Re: RIP Brave Heart
by himalaya agencies on May 30, 2016 01:29 PM
No, he will be forgotten and his NOK will sit for dharna at the Jantaer Manter.A country that can not look after its vetrans can not show teeth to enemy.
ppl who say India must request US for help to tackle Pak must be kids who are yet to know the real world.
Their idea reminds me of a film where the hero, in all his innocence, keeps talking and divulging all his plans/fears/hopes to the very man he should NOT be telling anything. That man "encourages" the hero to keep talking, and offers empty platitudes (and zero concrete help). Needless to say, in the end, it turns out that he is the REAL RINGLEADER.
We don't need Drone, but Drona!!!
and as long as you keep boot=l1cking goras, you will never graduate from Drone - > Drona. :-)
Re: begging US for drone help to deal with Pak
by Ramachandra N on Nov 26, 2015 11:13 AM
How do u know India is begging? Perhaps, we would already have a Drone sqd? Would u know if some friendly country has provided and asked us to keep it confi?
We salute our army who guard us day and night at our borders and lay down their precious lives so that we the citizens can sleep peacefully in our homes.
there is no need to go in detail about how such a brave officer was ambushed. please stop this. it is very painful to read this. just think how painful it might have been for his parents and close people to read it. please remember him and pray for him and his family but do not describe how he died. it hurts please
Re: please stop this
by VIKRAM KALE on Nov 29, 2014 11:54 AM
we must face our bravehearts efforts to save us and appricate it. Even after seeing death and getting wounded Major Unnikrishnan returned the fire. He must have killed at least one of his assilients before making the supreme sacrifice for us
Indian army needs better training for such situations and need better equipment to fight.it is fool hardy to send in just 3-4 commandos to weed out such hardcore terrorists.
Re: army
by Ramachandra N on Nov 26, 2015 11:15 AM
What Trend setter thats all? No WAR=RAW? No 26/11 by RAW ? When armchair critics speak of NSG Ops, its fun to read. U wanted to send a battalion in to TAJ?
Re: army
by Setu Madhavan on Nov 27, 2014 07:34 PM
Just so you know, there was a competition among commandos organized by the South African Military and all the top military nations commandos participated. Indian military commandos stood first.
Dont make a fool out of yourself here by coming up with Military strike plans and lampooning the plans of the special forces officers. Please leave it to the Military planners to decide.
Compare the weapons and equipment of the Special Protection Group protecting our netas and babus, and the NSG which is supposed to protect the people. The NSG is 30 years behind.
One of the phrases that keeps coming up in the article over and over again is "pitch dark". Night vision systems have were invented in the 1960s. Let's get some for our armed forces, because even today, all branches of our armed forces are night blind.
These are brave men fighting for us. Let's give us the weapons they need to fight with.
Look at the weapons, training and the bulletproof jackets that indian army have. Even the so called Elite forces don;t have proper equipment and they are still using 1940's equipment. Where the money is going to? Bravery doesn;t matter. It's the training, equipment, and proper thinking are very crucial elements. Unfortunate that we indians need to be ashamed of ourselves
Re: Training and weapons are too poor for indian army
by on Nov 27, 2014 03:40 AM
Wars/battles are unpredictable and all soldiers risk their lives. A few casualties does not mean they were poorly trained or equipped. MP-5 is a more modern and reputable firearm than AK-47 but if you are unlucky to be caught in an ambush(especially by a trained adversary) there is a strong possibility that you may pay the ultimate price but the unit as a whole achieved its objective. Indian army officers have a reputation of leading from the front. They take they same risks they order their jawans to take. Be proud of our Army and its tactics. Would you rather have our army play safe to reduce their casualties(at the expense of perhaps more civilians lives that would have been lost).
Re: Training and weapons are too poor for indian army
by Gokul on Nov 28, 2014 11:12 PM
no soldier will ever die due to the lack of training , the training which indian armed forces give is one of the best in this world , if you dont know dont post comments by your own personal opinion. Clear a SSB and see for yourself how the training is being done. Bravery matters and no soldier is supplied with substandard weapons.
