Dear Col Nair
Many thanks for your list. The theory is well known.The problem is in
the practice.
Here is a 10 year old report by some American researcher
home.comcast.net/~christine_fair/pubs/Indian_Mout.pdf
What changed between Bluestar and 26/11 ?
Even in Bluestar the Army was let down by clear failures of
intelligence and breakdown of policing systems. A similar thing
happened at Hazratbal. It seems that the invisible controllers don't
want the Army to function. And then when you do send in troops,
somebody orders them not to use heavy weapons --> "We saw little girls
producing guns from under their frocks and shooting at us".
Sarbajit
On 12/10/12, pavan nair <pavannair1@gmail.com> wrote:
> The International Border with Pakistan and Bangladesh is guarded by the
> BSF. ITBP, Assam Rifles and the Sashastra Seema Bal look after Nepal,
> Bhutan and Burma. The Line of Actual Control with China in the Western
> Sector as also the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir as also the Actual
> Ground Position Line in Siachen is with the Army. The army also looks after
> the eastern sector less areas with the para military forces, the border
> with Tibet and the UP Tibet border. I hope this answers the question? Col
> Pavan Nair Retd
>
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