Border between India and Pakistan is so brightly lit it can be seen from space
sarbakaf
Siasat.pk - Blogger
Re: india pakistan border from space.
Photo shop ka kamal
secondly you have posted a picture of punjab border near wagah , 90% of pakistan india border is not wired . and 99% is dark . If you ever get a chance go and check sindh border, kashmir border , and south punjab border .....
and i am sure this picture is not of indo pak border .....why would stupid indian army put wires and then put lampposts ????
Lastly what does that imply if you have lights on your side ??? It implies one thing indian soldiers can not defend their borders in darkness and when its sooooo bright they do not defend it they just take pictures of each other.....
LOOK AT THE PICTURE OF SIKH WITH CAMERA EQUIPMENT .....IS HE A SOLDIER ........lol
Photo shop ka kamal
secondly you have posted a picture of punjab border near wagah , 90% of pakistan india border is not wired . and 99% is dark . If you ever get a chance go and check sindh border, kashmir border , and south punjab border .....
and i am sure this picture is not of indo pak border .....why would stupid indian army put wires and then put lampposts ????
Lastly what does that imply if you have lights on your side ??? It implies one thing indian soldiers can not defend their borders in darkness and when its sooooo bright they do not defend it they just take pictures of each other.....
LOOK AT THE PICTURE OF SIKH WITH CAMERA EQUIPMENT .....IS HE A SOLDIER ........lol
SINGH KING
Politcal Worker (100+ posts)
SINGH KING
Politcal Worker (100+ posts)
Re: india pakistan border from space.
Brother,
Thanks to this traitor musharraf as 90 % of the LOC is now wired/lighted . . . . Same is the situation at Working Boundary, which is 100 % wired and lighted . . . .
I hav nt visited the border areas of Punjab except the Wagah and the Bahawalpur region, and I found them wired and lighted . . . .
As of the sindh, I ve visited areas of Thar including Versaba-Khokrapar, Godaro, Nagar Parker, Raan of Kutch and Badin region and to my amazement found them completely wired and up to my estimate 90 percent lighted . . . .
And If these Bast**** indians want to wire/light the borders on the Indian Tax Payers money than whats wrong . . . . as this wiring and lighting is helping us the same way as it is helping them . . . . let them waste their resources . . . .
And insh Allah such borders will always be a Shut Up call for the Aman Ki Asha Munafiqs, jo mith jaanay waali lakeer ki batain kurtay hain . . . .
Brother,
Thanks to this traitor musharraf as 90 % of the LOC is now wired/lighted . . . . Same is the situation at Working Boundary, which is 100 % wired and lighted . . . .
I hav nt visited the border areas of Punjab except the Wagah and the Bahawalpur region, and I found them wired and lighted . . . .
As of the sindh, I ve visited areas of Thar including Versaba-Khokrapar, Godaro, Nagar Parker, Raan of Kutch and Badin region and to my amazement found them completely wired and up to my estimate 90 percent lighted . . . .
And If these Bast**** indians want to wire/light the borders on the Indian Tax Payers money than whats wrong . . . . as this wiring and lighting is helping us the same way as it is helping them . . . . let them waste their resources . . . .
And insh Allah such borders will always be a Shut Up call for the Aman Ki Asha Munafiqs, jo mith jaanay waali lakeer ki batain kurtay hain . . . .
sarbakaf
Siasat.pk - Blogger
Re: india pakistan border from space.
I do not need to post u a video ...go and read history how KINGS OF SINGHS were dragged in streets by real KINGS....:lol:
I do not need to post u a video ...go and read history how KINGS OF SINGHS were dragged in streets by real KINGS....:lol:
junaids
MPA (400+ posts)
Whose bright idea was that? Border between India and Pakistan is so brightly lit it can be seen from space
By CHRIS PARSONS
Last updated at 7:50 AM on 6th September 2011
Snaking for hundreds of miles across the earth's surface, this spectacular picture shows one of the planet's land borders like never before.
The dramatic picture shows a bright orange line jutting across the earth, indicating the border between India and Pakistan.
The stunning image of the earth, taken from the International Space Station last month, also shows busy cities show up as bright clusters hundreds of miles apart.
Spectacular: The International Space Station image captures the floodlit border between India, above the orange line, and Pakistan, below the border in the picture
The border between India and Pakistan, shown here on a conventional satellite image, is now under heavy surveillance through floodlights and fencing
The Indian government sanctioned a move to erect floodlights along the terrain separating India and Pakistan in the Gujarat sector in 2003 to prevent smuggling and arms trafficking.
In previous years the border has regularly seen attempts at infiltration by terrorists, as well as the smuggling of arms, ammunition and contraband.
In total, the Indian government hope to cover 1248 miles (2009 km) of the 1800-mile (2900 km) India-Pakistan border with floodlights.
Officials have so far erected floodlights along 286 miles (460 km) of Indian border with the Pakistan state of Punjab.
The extensive floodlighting continues for 635 miles (1022 km) across Rajasthan, 109 miles (176 km) across the Jammu international border, and 125 miles (202 km) through Gujarat.
So far 1156 miles (1861 km) of the border have been floodlit.
Plans are in place to erect a total 1269 miles (2043 km) of fencing along the nation's border.
The Indian government hope to have completely finished the floodlight operation by March 2012.
A similar fenced border zone operates along India's eastern border with Bangladesh, although it cannot be seen as vividly on images like this.
The Gujarat border region was notorious for being infiltrated until officials erected the floodlit border in 2003.
The spectacular image showing the floodlit border was taken by Expedition 28 International Space Station Crew on August 21.
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Islamabad, Pakistan, can also be seen towards the bottom of the picture, as well as New Delhi, India, at the top.
The floodlit border fencing built through the Indian government since 2003 is so bright it can be seen from space
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...istan-border-visible-space.html#ixzz1XAFMtfAT
By CHRIS PARSONS
Last updated at 7:50 AM on 6th September 2011
Snaking for hundreds of miles across the earth's surface, this spectacular picture shows one of the planet's land borders like never before.
The dramatic picture shows a bright orange line jutting across the earth, indicating the border between India and Pakistan.
The stunning image of the earth, taken from the International Space Station last month, also shows busy cities show up as bright clusters hundreds of miles apart.
The Indian government sanctioned a move to erect floodlights along the terrain separating India and Pakistan in the Gujarat sector in 2003 to prevent smuggling and arms trafficking.
In previous years the border has regularly seen attempts at infiltration by terrorists, as well as the smuggling of arms, ammunition and contraband.
In total, the Indian government hope to cover 1248 miles (2009 km) of the 1800-mile (2900 km) India-Pakistan border with floodlights.
Officials have so far erected floodlights along 286 miles (460 km) of Indian border with the Pakistan state of Punjab.
The extensive floodlighting continues for 635 miles (1022 km) across Rajasthan, 109 miles (176 km) across the Jammu international border, and 125 miles (202 km) through Gujarat.
So far 1156 miles (1861 km) of the border have been floodlit.
Plans are in place to erect a total 1269 miles (2043 km) of fencing along the nation's border.
The Indian government hope to have completely finished the floodlight operation by March 2012.
A similar fenced border zone operates along India's eastern border with Bangladesh, although it cannot be seen as vividly on images like this.
The Gujarat border region was notorious for being infiltrated until officials erected the floodlit border in 2003.
The spectacular image showing the floodlit border was taken by Expedition 28 International Space Station Crew on August 21.
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Islamabad, Pakistan, can also be seen towards the bottom of the picture, as well as New Delhi, India, at the top.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...istan-border-visible-space.html#ixzz1XAFMtfAT
yeh-cheez
Minister (2k+ posts)
and now to that DAIRH HUSHIAAR singh king...! get outta movies.look into reality....our normal bureaucrats are enough to give you a shutup call....and this is your own media....:lol:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qd4URFpodZM&feature=player_detailpage
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qd4URFpodZM&feature=player_detailpage
