Indian army : A war within

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                (former army chief Gen V K Singh with TSD)



“This starts in 2008. Mumbai was attacked by PAK based terror group. There was an urgent need to teach Pakistan a lesson.


M K Narayanan, the National Security advisor met all spy and security chiefs to find out if it is possible to attack Terror Groups in Pakistan occupied Kashmir. None of them had this capability. Narayanan asked them to raise a team as soon as possible.


Gen. R.K. Loomba, Director General Military Intelligence, approached General V.K. Singh in the year 2010 with a proposal to raise such a team. Gen Singh gave him permission. Gen Loomba Picked his best man Colonel Hunny Bakshi to raise and train such a unit. It was raised soon.
But the weather in Delhi was changing. General V K Singh alleged that he has been offered 14 crore bribe by the agents for the procurement of Tetra truck. He complained to defense minister. Nothing happened. Antony put the blame back on him.
Meanwhile, the Retired Defense Intelligence Agency chief Tejinder Singh, who allegedly offered the bribe to V K Singh tried to blackmail him. He ‘allegedly’ bribed a clerk named Shyam Das to get classified information from TSD. Now came the role of Paid Media.
This was start of blackmailing. Army was being accused of tapping cellphones of politicians. It is using Age dispute row between Gen V K Singh and MoD to prove itself.
While age row, tetra truck and now phone tapping charges were in the media, another breach of security happened. Tejinder Singh along with a reporter tried to barge into the premises of TSD. Who gave them its location? Ministry?
If you look at the title of headline in above tweet you will learn about Indian journalism. It says Retired Lt Gen. It doesn’t mentions the Tetra truck connection of Tejinder Singh. Moving forward, this was not the end. Our favorite editor was going to jump in with his own story
First time in History Indian army was being accused of trying to overthrow the democratic government. This was the lowest Indian journalism went, till then. The writer was none other than Shekhar Gupta. “

This piece of article is from a trusted newspaper. But the question remains the same. Who is to be blamed? When do we expect government to take actions? Is there any responsibilities of media? What is freedom of speech? Whom should we trust?
Blackmailing Army chief, selling out apartments of Aadarsh Housing society which was built for families of the martyrs of 1999 Kargil war. And last but not least for the sake of TRP sharing top secret information. WHO IS TO BE BLAMED?

Here’s another story, Year is 1990, 4 soldiers of Indian air force were killed in Srinagar. Sources confirmed that a separatist leader Yasin Malik was involved in it. But what people expected to happen and what actually happened was totally different. He then launches a campaign in 2007. He got arrested in 2019. LATE?

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Comments

  1. Chitra Nandola3 June 2020 at 22:53

    Damnnn...! The whole damn country is responsible for what's happening...every person in the name of money or as u said when bribed does all the things...leaks thi damn information, does the blasts, shoots, bomb plantation...does money is what all matters? Or there is something like patriotism and philanthropic responsibility exists! Like what happened yesterday with that elephant and her child! People have to pay for the the damages they are doing to the mother earth...bcoz what goes around comes around!

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    1. FreeVbucksGiveaway3 June 2020 at 23:23

      Hseee

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    2. Sarang Joshi9 June 2020 at 07:55

      thank you very much....
      for more updates follow my upcoming blogs, they'll be on similar issues.

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