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REAL LIFE SINGHAM - Legendary Police Officer's INTENSE J&K Stories Ft. Shesh Paul Vaid | TRSH 265

Ranveer Allahbadia・2 minutes read

The various challenges and sacrifices faced by the JNK Police in combating terrorism are highlighted, emphasizing the importance of unity and vigilance among Indian youth to safeguard the nation's culture and existence, even beyond regional conflicts like Jammu and Kashmir. The failure to protect Kashmiri Pandits is seen as a collective failure of Kashmir and the Indian State, with resettlement being crucial for true success in the region.

Insights

  • The removal of Article 370 in Kashmir is not a standalone solution, highlighting the complex and multifaceted nature of issues in the region that require a nuanced approach beyond legislative changes.
  • The transition of Mohammad Yusuf Pare, from a terrorist to collaborating with security forces and later becoming an MLA, showcases the potential for reconciliation and positive change even in conflict-ridden areas, emphasizing the importance of individual efforts in fostering peace and stability.

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Recent questions

  • What led to the Seventh Exodus of Kashmiri Pandits?

    Women, not the first expulsion.

  • How did the removal of Article 370 impact Kashmir?

    Not the ultimate solution.

  • What role did the Village Defense Committees play in Jammu and Kashmir?

    Defending against terrorism.

  • How did Mohammad Yusuf Pare contribute to combating terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir?

    Neutralized Hizbul Mujahideen.

  • What challenges did the JNK Police face in combating terrorism?

    Significant casualties and risks.

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Summary

00:00

"Kashmir: Terrorism, Exodus, and Border Security"

  • Over 100 people met, all psychologically born as demons.
  • 6060 people had their throats cut.
  • A PSO was kidnapped by terrorists in 1990, leading to psychological challenges.
  • The Seventh Exodus of Kashmiri Pandits occurred due to women, not the first expulsion.
  • Removal of Article 370 is not the ultimate solution for Kashmir.
  • The importance of understanding Kashmir from those who experienced terrorism in the 90s and 2000s.
  • The impact of terrorism in Kashmir peaked in the 90s, with various attacks on security establishments.
  • Border fencing significantly reduced the number of terrorists infiltrating Kashmir.
  • The use of drones for various purposes, including smuggling weapons and drugs.
  • Despite changes post-370, Pakistan's deep state intentions remain unchanged, necessitating caution.

17:31

"JN Police: Sacrifices and Contributions"

  • The operator communicated with Baramulla to prepare the operation theater in the hospital, informing the Deputy Commissioner, SSP, and SHO to have a doctor and surgeon present.
  • The distance to the hospital was 10 kilometers, causing concern for potential bleeding, but the patient reached the hospital in time.
  • Due to the unavailability of anesthesia, the operation was delayed, leading to the Army GOC deciding to transfer the patient to Srinagar for surgery.
  • The patient underwent surgery at the Srinagar Base Hospital, with a splinter removed at the Aami Base Hospital the following day.
  • During an ambush, the first bullet startled the individual, prompting heightened alertness and a quick response.
  • The attack occurred at night, with confusion over the source of gunfire due to darkness and the presence of attackers on both sides.
  • The CRP head constable was fatally shot during the ambush, with the inability to return fire due to ammunition limitations.
  • Despite initial lack of pain due to adrenaline, the individual's hand was severely injured, necessitating complex reconstructive surgery in Delhi.
  • The plastic surgeon, Dr. Suresh Gupta, successfully reconstructed the hand, allowing the individual to resume work effectively.
  • The sacrifices and challenges faced by JN Police, including significant casualties, highlight the immense contributions and risks undertaken by the force in safeguarding the nation.

35:12

Political pressures, terrorism, and karma in JNK.

  • The government's handling of a crisis involving Joe Kandaria was deemed embarrassing for the country due to political pressures.
  • Geo-political angles and pressures influence decisions made by politicians and security forces.
  • Mohammad Yusuf Pare, also known as Kuka Pare, transitioned from being a terrorist to working with the Army and Police STF.
  • Pare's efforts led to significant success in neutralizing the Hizbul Mujahideen terrorist group in JNK.
  • The formation of Awami National Party by Pare and his election as an MLA highlighted the challenges faced by pro-India individuals in Jammu and Kashmir.
  • The STF, formed to combat terrorism, faced challenges due to corrupt elements infiltrating the system.
  • Suicide bombings were a prevalent threat in Jammu and Kashmir, with multiple attacks causing casualties.
  • The Uri Brigade Head Quarters was attacked by terrorists, resulting in the loss of 19 soldiers.
  • The concept of karma was discussed in relation to the challenges faced by Pakistan due to their actions in Jammu and Kashmir.
  • A personal account of a dangerous situation faced by an officer in Budgam highlighted the risks and sacrifices made by JNK Police personnel in a hostile environment.

54:02

Kashmir: Police, Terrorism, and Village Defense Guards

  • In the 90s, a policeman was shot in Lal Chowk while on traffic duty by a terrorist, leading to a cleanup operation and heightened security measures.
  • The speaker, originally inclined towards a scientific career, ended up in the police force due to destiny and aptitude shifts.
  • The film "Kashmir Files" portrays the tragic events of the 1990s, highlighting the challenges of condensing complex historical events into a limited timeframe.
  • The exodus of Kashmiri Pandits was a result of Pakistan's deep state policy to radicalize Kashmir and push out non-Muslims.
  • The failure to protect Kashmiri Pandits is seen as a collective failure of Kashmir and the Indian State, with resettlement being crucial for true success.
  • The development in Jammu and Kashmir post the abrogation of Article 370 has been significant, with major infrastructure and educational advancements.
  • The speaker recounts the challenges faced by the police in combating terrorism in the hilly regions of Jammu, leading to the formation of Village Defense Committees (VDCs).
  • VDCs played a crucial role in defending against terrorist attacks and preventing ethnic cleansing in the hilly areas, showcasing immense bravery and sacrifice.
  • Despite some political opposition, VDCs, now known as Village Defense Guards, continue to be vital in maintaining security and preventing migration.
  • The government's support and training for VDCs have increased, recognizing their significant contribution to maintaining peace and security in the region.

01:11:44

"Unity and Vigilance for Better India"

  • Emphasizes the importance of unity and vigilance among Indian youth, highlighting that the fight for a better India extends beyond regional conflicts like Jammu and Kashmir, urging all to safeguard the country's culture and existence.
  • Calls for understanding and unity among Indian Muslims, acknowledging the presence of a few extremists with misguided ideologies, emphasizing the need for inclusivity to ensure the survival and prosperity of the nation.
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