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Kargil Truth Update

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Ghost unit spiced up Kargil lies
- Fictitious formation to belittle officer

New Delhi, May 27: The military tribunal's judgment for a rewriting of the army's official history of the Kargil war has thrown up questions on generalship during the conflict, especially after it was found that a general established a fictitious formation — a ghost brigade — up front to devalue the role of Brigadier Devinder Singh.

It is ironical — maybe even fitting — that a ghost brigade should resurrect the ghosts of the Kargil war to haunt the army's generals and their political masters over a decade after the hostilities.

Devinder Singh, the now-retired brigadier, commanded the 70 Infantry Brigade in the tough Batalik sector with some of the most forbidding heights. The landmark judgment of the Armed Forces Tribunal is a belated restoration of his military reputation as a soldier after an 11-year-long battle, more bitter than any that he led in the war itself.

But the documents presented during the proceedings that finally convinced the tribunal, comprising former Supreme Court judge A.K. Mathur and former vice-chief of the army Lt Gen. Milan Naidu, show just how generals pulled rank to mask their own failures and pass the buck on field commanders like Devinder Singh.

More questions are likely to be thrown up when the petition of Brigadier Surinder Singh, who commanded the 121 Kargil-based brigade and was sacked in the middle of the hostilities, is heard.

This afternoon, Brigadier Surinder Singh told The Telegraph that his tell-all book would be published shortly. He has detailed his communications with his superiors and with higher headquarters in his account.

But there is a difference in the way the generals treated Surinder Singh and Devinder Singh. Devinder Singh was denied credit for his leadership and personal example.

Surinder Singh alleges he was discredited and made a scapegoat on charges of having allowed the intrusions by Pakistan Army regulars and irregulars in his sector to build up.

Surinder Singh's case is yet to be disposed of. But Devinder Singh's case illustrates just how far superiors can go to doctor accounts.

In his reports on the war, Devinder Singh's (15) corps commander, Lt Gen. (also retired) Kishan Pal, stated categorically that "success in operations, particularly in the last 10-12 days came about by superimposing Brigadier Ashok Duggal, deputy general officer commanding 3 Infantry Division, who positioned himself at Ganasok (up front) and helped in conduct of operations".

Pal's doctored "battle performance report" on Devinder Singh was approved by the then Northern Army commander, Lt Gen. H.M. Khanna, without any questioning, and passed on to the Military Operations Directorate in Army Headquarters then headed by Lt Gen. N.C. Vij who reported to the then chief, Gen. Ved Prakash Malik.

Pal's report was designed to give the impression that Duggal had established a new brigade headquarters and was commanding it from the eastern flank of the sector. In reality, Devinder Singh was actually on the western flank, executing diversionary tactics before launching a major attack on the heights from three directions.

The government was forced to set aside this "battle performance report" by Lt Gen. Pal because not only Devinder Singh's battalion commanders but also the Colonel General Staff of his higher (3 Infantry Division) headquarters — and Duggal's and Pal's junior — denied that Duggal was in charge.

In his affidavit, the Colonel GS, Col. Avtar Singh (also retired), said he was "fully conversant with the operational and all other aspects of the operations that took place in the Batalik sector from May 8 to August 9, 1999".

He added that Brigadier Devinder Singh "commanded and controlled the entire operations in the Batalik sector solely and exclusively and that at no stage did the command and control ever change or devolve on any other individual other than him. This pertains to both the western and eastern flanks."

Avtar Singh said Brigadier Duggal was asked to be in the Batalik sector for just 72 hours from July 1 to July 4 1999 "as the divisional representative for the largescale operations of the 70 Infantry Brigade (being conducted by Brigadier Devinder Singh) and specifically to oversee the functioning of the LSA (logistic support area) set up by headquarters of 3 Infantry Division in support of the operations of 70 Infantry Brigade.

This forward positioning of a representative of the higher headquarters in the remote sector of the lower formation often happens in war to facilitate interaction and timely support.

Lt Gen. Pal was actually saying that Brigadier Duggal had achieved in just 72 hours what took the Indian Army 80 days to accomplish!

It was this LSA that was being passed off as the ghost of a brigade and that was later used by Devinder Singh's superiors to deny him his due.


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Brigadier not keen to return to army

New Delhi, May 27: A Pakistani artillery shell that exploded near his forward tactical camp in Batalik kicked up stone and dust and shrapnel that broke Brigadier Devinder Singh's nose in early July 1999.

By then the brigadier was in, what old soldiers call, the "rhythm of the war", having gauged his terrain, assessed his strengths, got an approximate fix of the enemy positions and having more or less decided on his angles of attack, the diversions and a battleplan for assaults on the heights in his sector.

As he sits behind the wheel of his sedan in South Delhi now with the air-conditioner on — his car is also an office — riffling through a file of documents that he has amassed since he began his crusade for justice, the heat and dust of that war still clouds the memory.

"It's been a long time, nearly 11 years. I don't think I'd like to go back to the army now, I'm well-settled since retiring but it's about honour," he says in sharp tones.

The soldier still bursts out of the finely cut summer-suit of the corporate executive.

Since retiring — being forced to retire — from the army in 2006, Devinder Singh has been a senior manager with an air cargo firm, heading its logistics hub in the capital.

He believes that after the tribunal's judgment he should be considered for the notional rank of major general.

A handful of his contemporaries have gone on to be lieutenant generals and even army commanders. But most have retired.

"We were surprised that he should have been passed over," says one of his friends from the artillery regiment.

Even former army chief, Gen. V.P. Malik, admitted on television today that Devinder Singh "was a fine soldier and I visited him in Batalik to give him a pat".

Malik is angry that Devinder Singh's case should raise questions on the capability of the army's command and control mechanism under his generalship.

"I want the record to be set straight," says Devinder Singh.

At one point in the war, he was commanding as many as 11 battalions — more than a division-plus of troops that a major general should be leading. "He was treated shoddily," says his regimental friend.

Devinder Singh still does not know why his superior and the 15 corps commander distorted the reports on him. "We had differences on the operations," he says but the fudging was "for reasons best known to him (Lt Gen. Kishan Pal)".

In early 2002 when the entire military was being moved to the northern and western fronts for Operation Parakram, the year-long stand-off with Pakistan following the Parliament attack, Brigadier Devinder Singh told The Telegraph that in his assessment the mobilisation would not lead to war. He was then the army Fellow at the Institute of Defence Studies and Analysis and was making an assessment few would have dared to give. Subsequent events proved him right.

"He was army commander material," says his colleague from the regiment to which he belonged (artillery).

By 2002, Devinder Singh had already begun his crusade, filing non-statutory and statutory complaints and then petitioning the high court. Till Wednesday, he was not sure that the long and laborious war that he has waged — all alone — through the bureaucracy of justice would redeem his honour.

Pal reacts

Lt Gen. Pal today said: "I have not fudged any reports or records, I have written one confidential battle performance report about Brigadier Devinder Singh and the report was totally unbiased and true."


LoC battleground turns tourist spot

Srinagar, May 27: One history distorted, another made.

The Jammu and Kashmir government has put Kargil's Batalik on the tourist map for the first time since the 1999 war, the move coming at a time the area is under the spotlight in the row over fudging of the conflict's records.

Batalik was one of the war's most important theatres where the now-retired Brigadier Devinder Singh, the army officer wrongfully accused of negligence in detecting the intrusions, commanded his 70 Infantry brigade.

"Batalik was out of bounds for both domestic and foreign tourists, but that will be history now. They are now free to come anytime," Kargil police chief Aijaz Ahmad said.

The curbs were formally lifted yesterday, with the government organising a three-day tourist fair in Batalik. The aim was to showcase the area, known for its scenic but inhospitable landscape, and the life and the culture of its Drokpa inhabitants who claim to be the only surviving members of a pure Aryan race.

Kargil collector Sheikh Riyaz Ahmad said opening Batalik would help promote tourism in the entire district. "There is great potential for trekking. Plus, Batalik is a virgin site with beautiful valleys. A historical road runs parallel to the Indus river. It is also home to Drokpas who have been living here for centuries," he said.

"The Batalik sector is spread over 1000sqkm area and there are no less than 20 villages in it," he added.

The Drokpas' Aryan descent has fascinated foreigners. Unlike the area's other people, most of whom have Mongoloid features, the Drokpas are of central Asian origin. The race-sensitive Buddhist community has been known to fiercely guard its racial identity by preventing inter-caste marriages.

Sheikh said the government had drawn up a new set of rules to let in visitors. "There is little tourist infrastructure now but with the restrictions gone, the area will see development (of such facilities)," he added.

Some of the Kargil war's most important battles were fought in Batalik. One such battle featured Lieutenant Manoj Kumar Pandey of the 1/11 Gorkha Rifles. He was posthumously awarded the Param Vir Chakra, the highest gallantry award, for recapturing Jubar Top, a strategic peak, in Batalik in June 1999.

Last year, the government allowed foreigners to visit Turtuk in adjoining Leh, described as the Kargil war's last outpost. Turtuk is part of the Nobra valley, situated 220km from Leh and 660km from Srinagar.

Ladakh, which includes Leh and Kargil, is popular with foreign tourists who flocked to the cold desert even during militancy in Kashmir. Around 75,000 foreign visitors go there every year.

The season, July to August earlier, now runs from May to October.

Truth is out: Kargil War hounding Army back

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Kargil war was fought by the Indian Army following fierce gun battles and bravery. But all the bravery and ensuing victory was again put to shame by Army's own war heroes.

The Armed Forces Tribunal has raised very serious doubts on the top military leadership. As per the tribunal, the former Lieutenant General had distorted the records of the war which affected a Brigadier's promotion.

Brigadier (Retd) Devinder Singh was commanding 70 Infantry Brigade which was instrumental in many victories during the Kargil war. As per the Brigadier, these victories were shown against a fictitious command headed by the Lieutenant General's trusted aide.

Brigadier approached the Delhi High Court and his plea was transferred to the Principle Bench of the Armed Force Tribunal. Brig Devinder said, "For reasons best known to Lt Gen Kishan Pal, he was favouring and giving credit to Brig Duggal and my command tenure was shown in bad light. Though it could not help him and he could not take his next rank, I had to suffer a lot because of this act".

The incident amounts to tampering with the history of the battle. The tribunal has now directed the Director General Military Operations to re-write the history of Op Vijay: Account of the War in Kargil.

The tribunal also directed the Army to consider the Brigadier for the notional promotion to the rank of Major General. "I feel vindicated" were the happy remarks by the Brigadier after the tribunal decision.

Gen (Retd) VP Malik, the then Army Chief said on the tribunal's decision "Kargil is India's most transparent and well documented war" and also said that it will incorrect to point out that the entire history was doctored.

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Truth is out: Kargil War hounding Army back

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    All India Today - Sumit Sehgal - 17 hours ago
    Kargil war was fought by the Indian Army following fierce gun battles and bravery. But all the bravery and ensuing victory was again put to shame by Army's ...
    Kargil row: Devinder case an aberration, says ex-Army chief- Times of India
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  2. Army general falsified Kargil records, rules tribunal


    India Talkies - 17 hours ago
    It was truth as I saw it,' Pal told reporters. Singh, in his plea, had challenged the post-Kargil operation report that stated that four of his most ...
  3. Caution is the watchword


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ROVER'S DIARY: Indo-Pak peace on business foundations–Babar Ayaz

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Kashmir survey finds no majority for independence
‎May 27, 2010‎ - AFP

India's approach self-delusional: Pak
‎May 26, 2010‎ - Times of India

Kashmiri separatists unmoved by PM's dialogue
‎May 25, 2010‎ - Hindustan Times

Pak will continue to support cause of Kashmiris: Gilani
‎May 24, 2010‎ - Press Trust of India

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Srinagar erupts over 'encounter' of three youths

Times of India - ‎11 hours ago‎
SRINAGAR: Hundreds of people took to the streets at Nadihal in North Kashmir's Baramulla district to protest the alleged killing of three missing youth in a ...

Two held in Valley after villagers allege fake encounte

Indian Express - ‎15 hours ago‎
Jammu & Kashmir Police have detained a former Special Police Officer (SPO) and a counter-insurgent in North Kashmir in connection with the alleged ...

J&K: Probe into alleged fake encounter

NDTV.com - ‎16 hours ago‎
The Jammu and Kashmir government has ordered an inquiry into an alleged fake encounter by the Army in the Machil Sector along the Line of Control (LoC) on ...

Kashmir government to probe 'staged' shootout

Sify - ‎16 hours ago‎
The Jammu and Kashmir government Thursday ordered a magisterial probe into an alleged staged shootout in which the Indian Army had claimed to have killed ...

Two arrested for involvement in fake gun battle in Kashmir

Thaindian.com - ‎29 minutes ago‎
Srinagar, May 28 (IANS) Two people have been arrested for the disappearance of three men in the Kashmir Valley who were allegedly killed in a fake gun ...

Demos in Nadihal against killing of 3 youth in fake encounter

Kashmir Media Service - ‎1 hour ago‎
Srinagar, May 28 (KMS): In occupied Kashmir, hundreds of people took to streets at Nadihal in Rafiabad area of Baramulla district to protest against the ...

JK police to register murder case against Army major

Press Trust of India - ‎4 hours ago‎
Srinagar, May 28 (PTI) Jammu and Kashmir police will register a murder case against an Army major and some civilians for allegedly luring three youths to ...

CM ORDERS PROBE IN MACHIL KILLINGS

GreaterKashmir.com (press release) - Altaf Baba - ‎15 hours ago‎
Varmul, May 27: Jammu and Kashmir government Thursday ordered a magisterial probe into the killing of three youth from Nadihal, Rafiabad in an alleged fake ...

JKPM stresses tripartite dialogue for Kashmir solution

South Asian News Agency (SANA) - ‎16 hours ago‎
SRINAGAR, (SANA): The All Parties Hurriyat Conference (APHC) leader and Chairman of Jammu and Kashmir Peoples Movement Ghulam Ahmed Mir has urged India to ...


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