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THE FREE BEES THE DEFENDERS OF THE NATION GIVE TO IT

Defenders of a Nation, the world over, not just in dictatorships, are compensated abundantly, not only with pelf but with an incessant shower of honour, dignity and most of all - Love.

While a host of people, politicians, bureaucrats, businessmen, Babas of sorts, tricksters, cheats and fraudsters, are bleeding the Nation to death, the first two are hell bent in bleeding the Nation's defenders to death, while the rest, too busy in admiring their own pyrotechnics, indifferently watch the sordid drama unfold day-in & day-out.

The never heard before shameless justification, being doled out of late, by not just those who are causing it, but even by some of us, trying to curry favour with the powers that be is, "No body asked them to be soldiers, They chose to be one of their own volition".

Shame, shame and more shame to these betrayers of the Defenders of the Nation.

One example of the free-bee the soldier gives to the Nation:

The market rate of premium for 'Normal Life Insurance' (without covering war and other risks of war and terror ops) cover of INR 1 crore is an ANNUAL premium of Rs 4000.  

What the soldier is made to pay for volunteering to be one :

Army Group Insurance Scheme charges monthly insurance premiumfor a sum assured of 50 lakhs and 25 lakhs for Officers & JCOs respectively as follows : -

(a)    Officers         -    Rs 5000 

(b)    JCOs              -    Rs 2500 

(Deducted from their salaries.)

The premium paid by soldiers is about 220% higher than normal due to the additional war and terror risks. Govt does not subsidize  a penny, because the soldier chose to be one on their own volition, so must not only risk their lives for the Country as part of their self-chosen jobs, but also pay in cash for doing so. Is that clear my dear Dr Watson?

The salaries of the officers who are posted to HQ AGIF to manage these activities are again paid from corpus raised from the salaries and not by the Govt. (The money is refunded to CDAs by AGIF). 

In democracies around the world, every soldier is insured regardless of rank for a monthly premium of 27 dollars for a huge sum assured ($ 4 lakh for US soldiers) at govt expense. 

SO YOU THOUGHT EVERYTHING IS FREE IN ARMED FORCES....

WELL, YOU ARE VERY RIGHT ...

THE LIVES PROTECTING YOU ARE FREE.....

EVERYTHING IS FREE IN THE ARMED FORCES....

THE SOLDIERS DIE FOR FREE

THE SHOES ARE PINCHING

While as a veteran, I cannot but appreciate and approve of every word of Saroj's following article, 'The Handwara Lies', I wonder where this acknowledgement of the deliberate spreading of white, mischievous lies about the so called anti National & seditious utterances by the students of JNU, with the help of fake and doctored videos, in active connivance with the topmost echelons of the Govt & Parivar.

Some of us, loyaler than thou veterans, went on rampage, with continued threats of  resigning their commissions even after the videos were proved to be malicious, fake and doctored. 

Why no action was taken by the Central Govt against such deliberate spreading of disaffection among fellow citizens of India?

It is now been left to the Govt of Delhi to charge the TV Channels with deliberately airing fake and doctored videos. 

What had then happened to the logical thinking of the same veterans, who are now up in arms at the besmirching of the fair name of the Soldier?

Do they wish to use their famed logic only conveniently, when their own shoe pinches?

THE HANDWARA LIES

Saroj Chaddha

The molestation incident in Handwara in Kashmir Valley has been the news for past few days. It was alleged without any valid proof that an army man had molested a local young girl. It was obvious from the very beginning that the story was fabricated by some locals to instigate the local people against the Army. In the ensuing protests and violence by crowds five people lost their lives when security forces were forced to open fire to control and contain the mob violence.

The girl in question was seen in a widely circulated video stating that no Army personnel were involved. Unfortunately this video was reportedly circulated by the Army and therefore its reliability was questioned straight away. Later the victim stuck to the same statement in front of a magistrate too and clearly blamed local youth for the molestation. But then in the valley this is not news that most want to hear or believe. This does not help their cause or plans to mobilize locals to protest against the Army. So in no time the falsehood about an Army man being the real culprit was spread and the mother of the girl played her part to perfection by stating the girl was coerced in to making the statement but in reality it was an Army man who was involved and not any local boy. No one sought to find out how she came to that conclusion or what proof she had in making such an accusation. It may also be prudent to note that the girl in question was in protective police custody after the incident and therefore out of reach of anyone wanting to talk to her except her parents and some police personnel. It would have been next to impossible for anyone, more so from the Army, to meet her and exert any influence on her to make any specific statement. But then in the valley facts and truth seldom prevail, rumours and planted lies pass off as truth to help the cause of anti national elements who then mobilize local support for their cause to drum up anti India sentiment. The immediate fall out of this approach is anti security forces protests by local crowds while the instigators remain behind the scenes and out of harm’s way.

In the ensuing violence, sometimes the security forces are left with no option but to resort to firing. In Handwara locals’ gheroed an Army bunker (post) with few soldiers inside and set it on fire. Despite issuing warnings when the people refused to go away the soldiers had to open fire as a last resort. Yet many local leaders and even some arm chair analysts were of the opinion that the soldiers should have shown more restraint. Try and explain this logic of restraint to a handful of soldiers in a bunker that has been set on fire and surrounded by hundreds of local Kashmiri people screaming for vengeance for a crime that the soldiers never committed. In this case it is obvious that the soldiers opened fire only once their bunker was set on fire and not earlier when the mobs were all around them. If that is not restraint then the word probably needs another meaning. The world acknowledges the restraints and use of minimum force by Indian soldiers based on their high standards of training. But unfortunately knowledgeable Indians refuse to acknowledge this highly rated trait in the Indian soldier since Army bashing seems to be in fashion, particularly in the valley. It is to the credit of the soldier that he still does not fail the nation despite such apathy from various quarters.

Why is it that the life of a soldier is never considered worth saving even when he is put to extreme danger for no fault of his as was in this case? But the life of a local man in the valley, who has resorted to mob violence at the behest of some anti national elements for an issue that is steeped in lies, is always very precious and security forces are expected to save that life even at the cost of their own? Compensations and public facilitations invariably follow as a matter of routine for such civilians, whatever be their credentials. Such warped logic only explains the difficult and brutal conditions under which security forces operate in the valley. Rest assured if a couple of army men were killed in that bunker that was set on fire, it would not have mattered to anyone except his immediate family and his army brotherhood. Locals would have celebrated it as a victory, politicians would not have given it as a second thought and the civilian administration would have just shrugged it off and gone their way. The fact that a murder had been committed by the locals for a charge against Army personnel that never existed would never have come up for discussion or for justice in courts. After all a soldier is an expendable commodity – a common belief even among some well known politicians.

Reportedly the girl in question on 18th April stated that she agreed with her mother and that no local boys were involved. If there was any coercion this is where the case would rest since the mother and others in her family were in a position to influence and coerce her as they had full access to her while she was in protective custody. But no such insinuation was made by anyone including the media because such a story would not sell or attract eyeballs on national television. The local MLA Mr Sajid Lone on television ducked all direct questions as most politicians do and refused to acknowledge the lies and falsehood that was being spread around. But then no one expected him to put his popularity and vote bank in the region at stake for the sake of being on the side of truth. Surely it would be naive to assume that Mr Lone was unaware on the 18th April that police was on the lookout for the two young culprits since a few hours after his TV appearance one of the youth was reported to have been arrested by the local police while search was on for other one.

Frankly it is time the Army did a rethink on its role and employment in the valley. Today Army is doing more policing and enforcement of law and order than fighting terrorists. Over the years the civil administration and police have pushed the Army to the forefront for most jobs that in actual practice they should be doing. If a mob collects it should be local police and District Magistrate who should be at the site. Why should the Army have to deal with it? But by making Army posts and bunkers in the middle of the towns and civilian areas the Army has been sucked in to such duties. It can be argued whether this was by design or default but either way it is not the role of the Army. Initial control of public violence has to be left to the civilian administration. Unless called for the Army is not supposed to get involved and when it does get involved it has to be in presence of the local District Magistrate and police authorities. Unfortunately by pushing the Army in the middle of civilian areas this procedure has been short circuited and it allows the civilian administration to conveniently keep away on many occasions. This dichotomy must be corrected and Army authorities need to be firm on this issue to ensure their role is not compromised. A serious review of their deployment in urban and other public areas of the valley needs to be done on priority.

It is common knowledge that the Army is not liked in the valley. Some locals even see it as an Army of occupation. It would do the Army’s image a lot of good to disengage from routine day to day confrontation with civilians and instead use its resources for only genuine anti terrorist activities. The experiment with Rashtriya Rifles (RR) too has not been very effective since RR is nothing but an extension of the Army since all officers and some men are deputed from the army. The Army as a rule should not depute its officers and men for internal duties that are carried out by any para military force or police. If it has to carry out duties in aid of civilians, it must go in as Army and not under any other identity. This will help it to retain its individuality, high standards of operational efficiency and exploitation of the rigorous training imparted for best results. The Army top brass needs to take a firm stand on this issue and no compromise should be made in this regard. Let the civilian administration do its job instead of passing the buck to the Army most of the time.

As far as Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) is concerned, the Army needs to impress on the civilian government that intervention by the Army as part of aid to civil power is the last resort for any government. In view of this the Army has no alternative but to be successful in any task allotted to it. Therefore AFSPA is the basic need based on the role and it should not be seen as a cover for unnecessary use of excessive force. The nation has to trust its forces, believe in their training and discipline that they would always act in the best interests of the nation. Use of minimum required force is the bedrock on which such operations are based. Past experience and record of the Army’s operations in such operations proves beyond doubt that our Army has always used restraint till the last, at times even at risk to its own men. Therefore the need for AFSPA should not be debateable irrespective of any political compulsions.

Lastly one wonders where are all the highly acclaimed social and human right activists who berate the security forces at the drop of a hat for the deemed atrocities that they commit on locals in the valley? Is setting of a bunker on fire by local mobs with soldiers inside not an atrocity? Is blaming the army for molestation without any proof not a crime against this singular and possibly the most trusted institution in the country? What about taking some action against the mother of the girl who wanted to implicate the Army men on false charges? What about seeking explanation from local civilian administration for allowing mob violence instead of preventing it? Finally who will identify and arrest the culprits from the mob that set fire to the bunker to kill the soldiers inside? Has the State government taken any initiative in this regard? Why are all the social activists and human right experts missing from the scene of action? The answer lies in the fact that for most such activists and their organisations it is all about money and money does not flow in their accounts if they bat for the security forces. Is it any wonder then that they are as silent today as the graves in the Kohima World War II cemetery?

This article will be incomplete without a word in praise for the girl in question who was molested. She deserves a salute from one and all for standing up for the truth. One can imagine the immense pressure that must have been brought on her to implicate the Army men but the fact that she withstood it speaks volumes for her courage and character. The nation must acknowledge this young girl’s role in this whole episode, particularly now that one of the real culprits has been arrested. Unfortunately the same cannot be said about her mother who cooked up her story and possibly went as per the bidding of those who wanted to fuel anti Army protests. The pity is she will not be answerable for her dishonest accusations. After all accountability in the valley is only limited to the security forces – all others including the civilian administration and political leadership have never been answerable.

UN owes 88mn dollars to India . India tops the list of UN . All due to Armed Forces.. Peace keeping  UN Missions.

1) Most of you may know about Forces contributions on Borders.
2) Many of you be appreciating Aid To Civil Power
Army helps & saves you in domestic front when Babu's & Cops fail.
3) Hats off to Indian Peace keeping Forces on UNO Mission .These forces come out with flying colours
4) Hardly any one of you be knowing that Indian Forces bring Home wealth in Dollors.
5) Indian Armed Forces are on top of list here also.
6) UNO owes
India $80 mn, highest debt to any country
Oct 10, 2013
7)The most it has to pay any country for costs relating to peacekeeping operations.

 8)India is among the largest troop contributing countries to UN peacekeeping missions
9)On the other hand, the United States owes $795 million to the UN for the regular budget, and $651 million for peacekeeping operations assessment.
Brazil and Venezuela are the other top two member states which owe $75 million and $22 million respectively to the UN.
10) Now see Babu's performance.
Although India's gross public debt to GDP ratio fell from 75.8 per cent to 66.2 per cent between 2007 and 2011, it still is among the highest in the region
11)Kind courtsey Indian High stressed babu's.

India tops the list
12) Though Foreign exchange reserves at higher level,
Due to crude falling from dollar 120 to dollar 30
13) The debt increases too and offsets increase in Forex Reserves .
14) Net International Investment Position (NIIP.).has widened . & it  is in RED. A Litmus test of Babu's
15)Net looser in Forex as it is  Threatened by Foreign Debt & liabilities  16)NIIP ..widens from 63 billion dollor in 2007 to 368 billion dollar in 2015.
17) Gold reserves, however, remained unchanged at $20.115 billion.
18)It will be evident from above that Babu's & Cops cannot be compared with ellite Force of President.
19)Forces have proved their worth in basic role inspite of many handicaps.  Always came out with flying colours
A) Gave befitting replies to enemy
A feather in Cap .
Created A new Nation
Bangladesh.
Won Goa Diu & Daman
Sikkam
B) Aid to civil power
Whenever Babus / Cops have failed in their basic jobs .Forces provided unlimited times help to them & nation.Countrymen have high regards for nation

.. May be child in well
...Bridge for  Olympics Game
.. Yoga on Rajpath
..  SriSri Art of living.. Boat Bridge.
..Train accident
... Earthquake
....Engineers strike
... Doctor strike.
....Ganga Cleaning
....Flood Reliefs. J&K. TN..Bihar.. UP.. Punjab extra
....Land slides..Uttara Khand.
...List is too long

But never  Babu's / Cops are punished. They should be sacked as & when they ask help from forces as they have failed in their basic duties

Like UNO payment's for peace keeping force. The state & UT should pay for borrowed services from Forces

Here also then it will reveal that forces ate biggest revenue generator domestically .where as Babu's & Cops are economy spoiler.

C) Even earned  Millions of dollars for nation & on top of list of world.

UNO owes
India $80 mn, highest debt to any country
Oct 10, 2013

20) Armed Forces are top Money Sppiner  of Nation. Biggest debitor of UNO
21) US is top defaulter  of UNO

A Feather in Cap of Armed Forces of India.

22) The how can Babus  earn 2 promotion higher & more pay & perks  from on set tobdun set.

23) It is high time to give status  & Last honour to forces at Pre 1973 level .

Keep same parity of Forces & Babu's which Babus  have high jacked.
Pay/ pensions/ promotion's

24) Forces pension should be at 70% & Babus at 33% ( Pre 1973 level)

25) Even 7th CPC has highlighted that if NFU status anyone deserves it is the forces.

26) Babu's have enjoyed pay & pension of NFU from 1/1/2006 to 1/1/2016.Thus how can forces be denied this.

27) Grant NFU to forces & pay arrears of pay & pension with interest from 1/1/2006.

Kindly note
Armed Forces operate from +50 Degrees in Deserts to - 50 Degrees in Siachen .

A wide variation 100 Degrees  which armed forces body faces & still they come out with flying colours .( water becomes steam at 100 degrees)

 Armed Forces face this on their body & come out with flying colours

With best wishes & warm regards

Col Lamba ( one man army)
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One rank one pension: 16 lakh pension accounts of retd defence personnel revised

Projects, including pensioners’ portal and toll free call centre implemented.

By: Express News Service | Pune | Updated: April 8, 2016 9:30 am

Lt Gen Bipin Rawat inaugurating the 139th Defence Pension Adalat on Thursday. Express

Over 16 lakh pension accounts of retired defence personnel have been revised as per the notification of One Rank One Pension, said Principal Controller of Defence Accounts (Pensions), Allahabad G D Pungle Thursday.

Speaking on the occasion of inauguration 139th Defence Pension Adalat in Pune, Pungle highlighted that various projects were being implemented for providing improved services to the pensioners. Among others, he spoke about pensioners’ portal and pension call centre toll free number 1800-180-5325.

After the latest notification of the OROP, as many as 16 lakh pension accounts of the defence pensioners have been revised, he said, adding a dedicated team of military and CDA officials were working hard to resolve issues of remaining accounts.

After inaugurating the event, General Officer Commanding-in-Chief of the Southern Command Lt General Bipin Rawat, paid tribute to service rendered by ex-servicemen during their active years. He lauded various efforts being made by PCDA(P), particularly the initiative of e-Pension Adalat.

Speaking on the initiative taken by AG Branch in order to redress pensioner’s issues, Lt Gen Rakesh Sharma, Adjutant General, appreciated the efforts of defence accounts department in faster implementation of OROP.

He also appealed to all pensioners to register their Aadhaar numbers and mobile numbers with their pension disbursement agency. This would facilitate banks to inform the details of pension being paid by the agency, he added.

The adalat which was organised by the officer PCDA(Pensions), Allahabad under the aegis of the Controller General of Defence Accounts, New Delhi in consultation with the Ministry of Defence, received over 900 cases on the first day, most being related to pensioners queries regarding correctness of the pension payment being received by them.

The initiative has been organised for the redressal of grievances of defence pensioners, including defence civilians residing in the state of Maharashtra.

The programme will also continue Friday in the Dhanvantri Auditorium, of the Armed Forces Medical College.

Several senior military and defence sector officials pressent on the occasion also included Lt Gen A K Nagpal, Commandant, AFMC, Sham Lal Goyal, Principal Secretary, government of Maharashtra, M A Lincoln, PCDA(Officers), Avinash Dixit, PCDA(Southern Command), K Damayanti, Joint Secretary (Ex-Servicemen Welfare), MoD, Suchindra Misra, IFA (SC), Richa Misra, CDA (Training) and Col Suhas Jatkar (Retd), Director Sainik Welfare, Maharashtra.

Good news
Announcing a good news for the gallantry award winners in the state, Goyal stated that the state government has waived house tax in for gallantry award winners. He also stated that the government is committed for welfare of the ex-servicemen and whenever any suggestion will come in this regard, the government will positively consider it.

 

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