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@ocjain4 Sali kutiya

FIR होते ही सारे बंट निकल गए पप्पू के आज चुपचाप सदन में आया जो भी बकना था बका पर भूल के भी नरवणे की किताब का नाम तक नही लिया सोचिए जिस बिना छपि किताब पर तीन दिन तक इतना ग़दर काटा उस किताब का आज गलती से भी नाम तक नही लिया क्यो ..... क्योंकि उसे समझ आ गया है की उसकी बकरी फाटक में फंस चुकी है अब सत्ता पक्ष पप्पू के खिलाफ विशेषाधिकार हनन प्रस्ताव लाने की भी घोषणा कर चुका है। ओर इधर ओम बिरला जी के खिलाफ जो अविश्वास लाया है उसमे TMC शामिल नही है व सपा और dmk कब से सदन में खुद को हंगामे से दूर रखें हुवे है मने कुल मिला कर पप्पू के हर मुद्दे पर पहले सब साथ देते है पर इसको फसा कर बाकी सब तुरन्त पीछे हट जाते है पप्पू कांग्रेस को इतनी एक्सपोज कर देगा कि जो इन्हें वोट देता है उसकी भी आत्मा एक बार उसे धिक्कारेगी जरूर की अबे कर क्या रहा है बे

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कांग्रेस आधी जानकारी दे रही है, पूरी जानकारी मैं दे दे रहा हूं - PM ने कहा कि सेना को खुली छूट है, जो ठीक लगे वो सब करो - इसके बाद भारतीय सेना ने मोर्चा संभाला - कैलाश रेंज पर स्थिति को कंट्रोल में लिया - और भारत ने कुछ सामरिक लाभ भी हासिल कर लिया - भारतीय सेना के तेवर देखकर चीन सहम गया और चुषुल-मोल्डो पर फ्लैग मीटिंग की थी

ये जनरल मनोज मुकुंद नरवणे जी की किताब 'Four Stars of Destiny' का वही हिस्सा है, जिसे नेता विपक्ष @RahulGandhi जी संसद में Quote करना चाहते हैं। आखिर इस किताब में ऐसा क्या लिखा है कि मोदी सरकार घबरा रही है। आप खुद पढ़ लीजिए किताब का वो हिस्सा 👇 LIEUTENANT GENERAL YOGESH JOSHI, the chief of the Indian Army’s Northern Command, received a phone call at 8.15 pm on 31 August 2020. The information he received alarmed him. Four Chinese tanks, supported by infantry, had begun moving up a steep mountain track towards Rechin La in eastern Ladakh. Joshi reported the movement to the chief of army staff, General Manoj Mukund Naravane, who immediately grasped the severity of the situation. The tanks were within a few hundred metres of Indian positions on the Kailash Range, the strategic high ground that Indian forces had seized, hours earlier, in a dangerous race with China’s People’s Liberation Army. In this terrain on the disputed Line of Actual Control—the de facto border between the two countries—every metre of elevation translates to strategic dominance. The Indian soldiers fired an illuminating round, a kind of warning shot. It had no effect. The Chinese kept advancing. Naravane began making frantic calls to the leaders of India’s political and military establishment, including Rajnath Singh, the defence minister; Ajit Doval, the national security advisor; General Bipin Rawat, the chief of defence staff; and S Jaishankar, the minister of external affairs. “To each and every one my question was, ‘What are my orders?’” Naravane writes in his as-yet unpublished memoir, Four Stars of Destiny. The situation was deteriorating dramatically and demanded clarity. There was an existing protocol. Naravane had clear orders not to open fire “till cleared from the very top.” His superiors did not give any clear directive. Minutes ticked by. At 9.10 pm, Joshi called again. The Chinese tanks continued to advance and were now less than a kilometre from the pass. At 9.25 pm, Naravane called Rajnath again, asking “for clear directions.” None came. Meanwhile, a message arrived from the PLA commander, Major General Liu Lin. He proposed a cooling down of sorts: both sides should stop further movement, and local commanders would meet at the pass at 9.30 am the following morning, with three representatives each. It seemed like a reasonable proposition. For a moment, it appeared that an off-ramp was emerging. At 10 pm, Naravane called Rajnath and Doval to relay this message. Ten minutes later, Northern Command rang again. The Chinese tanks had not stopped. They were now only five hundred metres from the top. Naravane recalls Joshi saying that the “only way to stop them was by opening up with our own medium artillery, which he said was ready and waiting.” Artillery duels were routine on the Line of Control with Pakistan, where divisional and corps commanders had been delegated the authority to fire hundreds of rounds per day without asking anyone up the chain. But this was China. This was different. An artillery duel with the PLA could escalate into something far larger. “My position was critical,” Naravane writes. He was caught between “the Command who wanted to open fire with all possible means” and a government committee “which had yet to give me clear-cut executive orders.” In the operations room at army headquarters, options were being considered and discarded. The entire Northern Front was on high alert. Areas of likely clash were being monitored. But the decision point was at Rechin La. Naravane made yet another call to the defence minister, who promised to call back. Time stretched. Each minute was a minute closer to Chinese tanks reaching the top. Rajnath called back at 10.30 pm. He had spoken to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, whose instructions consisted of a single sentence: “Jo uchit samjho, woh karo”—do whatever you deem appropriate. This was to be “purely a military decision.” Modi had been consulted. He had been briefed. But he had declined to make the call. “I had been handed a hot potato,” Naravane recalls. “With this carte blanche, the onus was now totally on me.”

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