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While media is busy with Bengal elections and Raghav Chadda joining BJP Bangladesh Air Force intelligence wing launched a week-long counter-intelligence operation across key bases: Dhaka, Chittagong, Jessore, where they found multiple BAF personnel having links with the Pakistani militant and terror group TTP. Many BAF personnel have been detained, while some fled to Pakistan, Portugal, Turkey and New Zealand. C.C- Ashish Malviya
TRIDENT98,334 views • 6 months ago
13 years ago today, India lost a lion but gained an eternal legend. Major Mohit Sharma, Para SF - a warrior who lived undercover as Iftikhar Bhatt to hunt terrorists from within. On 21 March 2009, in Kupwara, he fought till his last breath, eliminating enemies even after being critically wounded. He gave his today for our tomorrow. India will never forget.
TRIDENT93,632 views • 7 months ago
RAW footage of the 13 December 2001 attack on India’s Parliament. Context: On 13 December 2001, a devastating terrorist attack took place at the Parliament House in New Delhi. Five Pakistani Terrorist carried out the assault. Six personnel of the Delhi Police, two members of the Parliament Security Service, and a gardener lost their lives. Due to the swift and courageous response of the security forces, all five attackers were neutralized. The attackers-Hamza, Haider, Rana, Raja, and Mohammad-were Pakistani nationals. They were members of Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) and Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), two Pakistan-based militant organizations. India’s investigation revealed that the attack was planned and supported by Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI). A JeM leader, Ghazi Baba, was identified as the main coordinator of the operation. For his role in the attack, Afzal Guru was executed in 2013. This incident led to intense military tensions between India and Pakistan, culminating in Operation Parakram. India does not forget. India does not forgive. When boundaries are crossed, the response is firm.
TRISHUL49,983 views • 6 months ago
Complete 5:50 compilation of IAF strikes on Nur Khan Airbase during Operation Sindoor (new clips added). Footage stitched from multiple civilian POVs across Rawalpindi and Islamabad, aligning impact flashes, sound delays, and aftermath visuals into one continuous timeline. C.C – u/WonFont
TRISHUL38,946 views • 8 months ago
Crazy visuals of Indian air defence systems engaging aerial threats from Pakistan during Operation Sindoor. Footage from NIT Jalandhar. The reaction of the Punjabi youths in the video was worth watching… Chill bro… so what if a missile is coming? We have full trust in our Army and our air defence.
TRISHUL22,487 views • 6 months ago
UNKNOWN GUNMEN back in action. 👀 Senior LeT commander Mir Shukr Khan Raisani has reportedly been killed by UNKNOWN GUNMEN in Quetta, Balochistan. Just a day earlier, he was seen attending the so-called “Marka-e-Haq” anniversary event alongside LeT’s Balochistan chief Hafiz Idrees Mughal. Raisani was reportedly involved in multiple terror attacks in India and also headed terrorist training operations. UNKNOWN GUNMEN never miss.
TRISHUL18,396 views • 5 months ago
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The Indian Army sings in remembrance of its martyrs from the fight against the Japanese invasion. CONTEXT - The song honours Rifleman Badluram of the Assam Regiment, British Indian Army, who was killed in action while fighting the Imperial Japanese Army during World War II. After his death, Company Quartermaster CQMH Kandarpa Rajbongshi could not remove Badluram’s name from the ration roster, as Japanese forces had cut off all communications. As a result, rations continued to be drawn in his name. Ironically, this “extra ration” later played a crucial role in sustaining the company during the Battle of Kohima, when Japanese troops surrounded them and supply lines were completely cut off. In honour of this extraordinary circumstance, a song was composed with the iconic line: “We get rations because Badluram’s body is buried beneath.” Sung to the tune of the classic US military song “John Brown’s Body.”
TRISHUL13,701 views • 6 months ago
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