Ummid Assistant

Applications open for Manmohan scholarship at Cambridge

Opportunities for Indian students in US

Welcome Guest! You are here: Home » National

There is 'no war, no peace' situation on LoC: Indian Army

Tuesday January 15, 2013 08:03:04 PM, IANS

Related articles

India lodges strong protest at flag meeting

Won’t remain passive when attacked, says Army chief

India Monday took a tough stance against Pakistan over the killing and mutilation of two of its soldiers with its army chief asserting that his forces  »

IAF chief talks tough, government stresses diplomacy

Amid border tensions, Indian doctors aid Pakistani patients

New Delhi: There is a state of "no war, no peace" along the Jammu and Kashmir border, a senior Indian Army commander said Tuesday.

Stating that his Northern Command had adequate forces on the Line of Control (LoC), General K.T. Parnaik said the army "has a system to graduate from this system (no war, no peace) to a higher form of alert".

The general told TimesNow television that he had ordered his forces on the winding LoC to "to remain on alert".

"If provoked gravely, we have an appropriate response in mind."

The general spoke hours after the Indian government made it clear that Pakistan's denials of brutally killing two Indian soldiers near the LoC Jan 8 would affect bilateral relations.

He said at the lower level of the Pakistani Army, "there seems to be a sense of arrogance. They want to target our troops anywhere and everywhere".

He said there "must be frustration" in the Pakistan Army because infiltration of terrorists into India had not largely succeeded and the situation in Jammu and Kashmir was also largely peaceful.

At Monday's flag meeting between the Indian and Pakistani brigadiers, Gen. Parnaik said the Pakistani representative "had come with a written script".

"The body language was rigid and they were not ready to accept anything (we said). They are in a denial mode."

 

 

 

 

 




 

Home | Top of the Page

Comments

Note: By posting your comments here you agree to the terms and conditions of www.ummid.com

Comments powered by DISQUS

i

I

More Headlines

30 days that bound a nation - in shame and concern

Indian farmers better than scientists: Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz

Afghanistan's oldest woman, 136, dies

Chavan visits Dhule, announces judicial enquiry into Dhule riots

Supreme Court orders Pakistan PM's arrest

Military train derails in Egypt; 15 killed, 103 injured

Britain launches milkshake that helps fight Alzheimer's

7-year-old girl raped in school toilet in Goa

Animal sacrifice: Prohibitory orders clamped in Odisha village

 

Top Stories

Chavan announces judicial enquiry into Dhule riots

More than a week after riot broke out in this North Maharashtra city, state Chief Minister Prithviraj Chavan on Tuesday announced a judicial enquiry into the Dhule riot by a retired  »

It was a police action, not riot: Maharashtra legislator

Dhule Riots: Now Dy Mayor, Muslim councilors threaten to resign

Upset by son's death in Dhule firing, Dy Tahsildar to resign from post

 

  Most Read

Supreme Court orders Pakistan PM's arrest

The apex court ordered the prime minister's arrest along with 16 others during the hearing on a power rental case. The court also ordered that the arrested people be produced before it later Tuesday, Online new  »

Swami Kamlananda jailed for hate speech

The president of Hindu Devalaya Parirakshana Samithi, a committee fighting for protection of Hindu temples, has been charged with promoting enmity between different groups on grounds of religion, race, language and doing acts prejudicial to  »

Owaisi gets jail for 14 days, pulled up by judge

 

  News Pick

India lodges strong protest at flag meeting

Won’t remain passive when attacked, says Army chief

India Monday took a tough stance against Pakistan over the killing and mutilation of two of its soldiers with its army chief asserting that his forces  »

India concerned at South Africa suspending buffalo meat imports

India Monday voiced concern to South Africa at the suspension of frozen boneless buffalo meat imports from the country. Commerce Minister Anand Sharma told South African Minister of Trade and Industry, Rob Davies,  »

European media: From India shining to India tarnished

The dire situation of Indian women is now under the spotlight in European media and daily incidents of violence are being reported with alacrity along with statistics and analyses to show India's disastrous record in ensuring women's rights.  »

Dilip-Saira return after performing Umrah, want to do Haj together

Saira Banu is extremely joyous after performing Umrah in Saudi Arabia with her husband and Bollywood thespian Dilip Kumar and says now she wishes they get an opportunity to go for Haj  »

 

Picture of the Day

President Pranab Mukherjee, Union Minister for Communications and Information Technology Kapil Sibal, Union Minister for Minority Affairs K. Rahman Khan and other dignitaries at the release of the Commemorative Postage Stamp on Shaikhul Hind’s “Silk Letter Movement” & 60th Session of Shaikhul Hind’s Silk Letter Movement Centenary, in New Delhi on January 11, 2013.

 

Recommend the story to your friends

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

RSS  |  Contact us

 

| Quick links

News

 

Subscribe to

Ummid Assistant

 

National

Science & Technology

RSS

Scholarships

About us

International

Health

Twitter

Government Schemes

Feedback

Regional

History

Facebook

Education

Register

Politics

Opinion

Newsletter

Contact us

Business

The Funny Side

Education & Career

     

 

 

Ummid.com: Disclaimer | Terms of Use | Advertise with us | Link Exchange

Ummid.com is part of the Awaz Multimedia & Publications providing World News, News Analysis and Feature Articles on Education, Health. Politics, Technology, Sports, Entertainment, Industry etc. The articles or the views displayed on this website are for public information and in no way describe the editorial views. The users are entitled to use this site subject to the terms and conditions mentioned.

© 2012 Awaz Multimedia & Publications. All rights reserved.