In a press release, the ISPR stated that the missile test was conducted on Wednesday, and the metal parts found in the Johi taluka of Dadu dictrict were part of the motor body. The parts were “separated from the missile as planned, well within the safety corridor”.
The statement assured that no human life or property was at risk due to the debris and there was “no cause for alarm or concern”.
On Wednesday, villagers had witnessed metal debris falling from the sky following a thunderous sound.
The police was silent on the matter, and the military was quick to the site.
Police sources had said that the pieces weighed around 180kg.
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@Jat: Sensible option Jat. You know what the fool's law says. In any case, human life doesn't have much value - neither in Pakistan nor in India.
@Saim Baig: @ Jat So you are saying there was a “chance” that somebody can get killed?? So much fuss just about a thing that never happened & probably never will.
Excellent reply - you win, I give up.
@ Sandip Ask Your Indian Air force who were on the receiving end of a World record by M.M ALAM
@ Jat So you are saying there was a "chance" that somebody can get killed?? So much fuss just about a thing that never happened & probably never will. I respect your thought, if you were in Ukraine, Chernobyl would never have happened!!!
@Tuglak: All observations spot on but like skud missiles produced by Saddam Hussein during his mother of all wars with US, these missiles used to miss their intended targets and landed on their own people killing hundreds of them.
@Omar: Ask your PAF pilots and PA soldiers who were at the receiving end of the Migs in 1971. They will give an authentic answer.
@Jat : You are really rocking !!!!!!!
The purpose of tests is to identify points of failure and fix them. So there is nothing inherently wrong if a test fails. There are 2 things here that are troubling: 1. The design of test : How could it be planned in such a way that if the test failed, highly ppulated areas could be impacted? 2. The ISPR continues to lie to its people.
While both points are probably a concern for Pakistanis, the second point in particular is more troubling for Indians who have been victims of ISPR lies. Whether it is Kashmir insurgency (we are just providing "moral support") or Kargill (no Pakistani soldiers were involved) or Dawood Gilani (He doesn't live in Pakistan) or LeT(It has been banned and is not allowed to operate in Pakistan) - there is just no end to the lies which result in hundreds of Indians dying.
Does the ISPR not realize that when lies are deliberately propagted, even when they want to tell people the truth it will not be believed? Gen Kayani's very sincere speech on Aug 14 calling to attention the genuine threats from internal sources was treated just like the villagers treated Peter - the boy who cried wolf.
@Saim Baig: @Jat Read my comment first!!! It says whats “Your” point of Concern!!!
Ohh Baig saab now I got "your" point. Excuse me am a bit slow tonight.
My first concern was that there was a chance of innocent villagers being killed by the falling debris. No where in the world, ballistic missile are tested over populated areas. And secondly we do like to keep an eye on Pakistan to see what is going on. There have been so many "misunderstandings" in the past when your soldiers wandered inside our borders, by mistake, I am sure. It is good to be careful and alert.
What is this world coming to... If you can not trust Chinese designed North Korean missiles then who can you trust...
@Ahmed: @Jat: u r definitely a hindu not daring to display ur real name.
While I am not a religious person, am proud to be an Indian and a Hindu. This is my identity.
@sabi: @Jat: That means:While we kept bussy listning ringtones of hanging bels on cammels, smart guys occupied the doli (seat made for women on the back of cammel).If you need further explanation of that couplet I can give it.
Signs of extreme nervousness. Sad.
@uk_muslim: Ah no mate, we just try to be extra-careful and test them from our eastern sea coast. And Pakistan is informed in advance about every ballistic missile test.
@Jat Read my comment first!!! It says whats "Your" point of Concern!!!
@jat mate, you are literally bombarding Agnis on them... I, II, III, IV, V, VI .... X
@KB: Jat, on competitive scale, if it takes off, it’s still better than Agni I, II, III, IV, V and so forth, let alone anything to compare after. N Korea – get your facts right!
Yes we have had many failed tests while developing the Agni system, and they are faithfully reported in the press. It has been a long struggle and we will need some more tests to make them fully operational.
As regards to lesser number of failures Pakistan is far ahead. Slow and steady we will somehow manage.
@Jat: That means:While we kept bussy listning ringtones of hanging bels on cammels, smart guys occupied the doli (seat made for women on the back of cammel).If you need further explanation of that couplet I can give it.
Ignore Indians, their fighter jets keep falling from skies like rain drops.
Some one here said that why was militarily unaware of its trajectory and possible fallen debris ? That guy should read the topic again where it is clearly mentioned that [The police was silent on the matter, and the military was quick to the site] which indicates that the militarily was very much aware of the missile path and the fallen parts which were required to be separated. Else they would had struggled in finding them.
@sabi: @Jat: Ok if this is your lifestyle then nothing can be done.keep enjoying if Pakistan bashing is your only entertainement.
Ah so now we Indians will be taught about lifestyle and entertainment by the Pakistanis ? Never mind... you be safe and ignore my comments in the future :)
@Akber Baloch: He is an Indian, regularly comments against Pakistan.
Yup.
@sabi: Sir, your mind has been played with for far too long. Please read the following:
Hafeez: The issue is not about whether it was a successful test or not. what bothers me is the complete disregard for our own citizens. What if this debris had killed a human being
A. Etchen: The most irresponsible attitude of the military establishment. One, the missile makers let their test flights go over populated areas. Two, if the missile had strayed from its intended trajectory, they ought to have admitted the mistake rather than lie and claim that everything went as planned. This statement has severely damaged the credibility of both the missile makers and the ISPR.
AHK: So the safety corridor was villages of Haveli, Khazani, Shahak Lodhlani, Wazir Lund and Ahmed Lund?
Jibran: Living up to the expectation… never expect truth from ISPR. Always lies, deceit, propaganda. Why don’t these genius drawing room generals realize that what is the point of a test, if every test is bound to succeed.
May be you will get it, may be you won't. Most probably you won't as we have experienced life completely differently. My entertainment is mine, you continue to have fun the way you have been for last 60 odd years. May be someday the truth will set you free !
No lives were at risk from a 180 kg debris falling from the sky? Yes the average Pakistani isn't human or valuable enough. -_-
Jat, on competitive scale, if it takes off, it's still better than Agni I, II, III, IV, V and so forth, let alone anything to compare after. N Korea - get your facts right!
@sabi: Can you please do that in English or simpler Urdu ? I'll enjoy it more then.
"Blind bashing"; earlier you used "harm". I believe in non-violence.
@Nauman Ghauri: He is an Indian, regularly comments against Pakistan.
@Jat: Be aware in blind bashing this can also happen Yaran-e- tez gaam ne mahmal ko ja liya Ham mehv-e.nala-e-jarse karvan rahe.
If the wirings are placed as they are, without much insulation, then God help that country.
@Jat: Ok if this is your lifestyle then nothing can be done.keep enjoying if Pakistan bashing is your only entertainement.
The issue is not about whether it was a successful test or not. what bothers me is the complete disregard for our own citizens. What if this debris had killed a human being?
What was the shame in admitting the missile blew up in the sky ?
The most irresponsible attitude of the military establishment. One, the missile makers let their test flights go over populated areas. Two, if the missile had strayed from its intended trajectory, they ought to have admitted the mistake rather than lie and claim that everything went as planned. This statement has severely damaged the credibility of both the missile makers and the ISPR.
@sabi: @Jat: What makes you so excited.It seems any harm to Pakistan in anyway makes your day.Compose yourself man!
Actually you need to compose yourself, after all it was your missile. The excitement comes from the very predictable pattern of lies spun by Pakistan every time. Much better than any reality show...
Watching the photo of "high-tech debris," it just seems like a electrical wire connection on one of the electricity poles of Qissa Khawani Bazaar.
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Fail ! Admit it Army ! and stop testing where people live !
This reminds of the ball which is attached to teh flush of the Western commode. Surely this can be made by North Koreans only
@Saim Baig: @ Jat And it says “separated from the missile as planned, well within the safety corridor” so what is your point of concern?
Baig saab, read the news and comments again. The point of concern is very clear.
@Jat: What makes you so excited.It seems any harm to Pakistan in anyway makes your day.Compose yourself man!
@Jat: None of you issue, Mr Bal Thakery
lol Reading the comments from indians and can not rope myself laughing ... it was a test fire so something has to come back , I can Assure to those who have concerns [our neighbours ] that if this thing ever fired loaded , you will see a lot more mess than this... if you know what i mean !
@Much Amused: "wiring and bulk indicates 60′s technology.." Oh, so you extracted the blueprints of missile by just looking at the picture of debris? So genius of you. "....equivalent of which these days can be found in hand held devices." Use your handhelds then to build missiles so we can spend the savings on education instead of spending all this on defence.
@Jat, really bad smell of jealousy coming from you. It was a successful missile test, get over it.
The parts were intended to fall on Taliban, just missed by couple of thousand kilometres.
This is no spy sattelite or some funny-looking missile, it's an Alien invasion! Run for your lives!
@ Jat And it says “separated from the missile as planned, well within the safety corridor” so what is your point of concern? I doesn't seem right for someone who buys everything from Russia & U.S.A!!!
missile's balls fall off
Indians are so obsessed with North Korea!!!
The parts were “separated from the missile as planned, well within the safety corridor”.
Brilliant response from the ISPR. And what if they fell on a house? Or landed on a poor fellow and seriously injured or even killed someone. Is that also part of the plan?
@Jat: Have you ever heard of motor separation phase in missiles? No since you people can not think more then RPGs.
@Jat
get over with this 'North Korean' theory and move on.
Yeah, it won't be a risk to human life until their missile goes astray and lands in Empress Market in Karachi next time. There should be an inquiry that how these debris fell over the villages. How come a piece of missile weighing 180kg can't be a risk to human population?
A sure case of failure, just wait for some more clarifications and denials.
Johi, Dadu etc are populated areas. The missile was atleast 50 miles East of its flight path over unpopulated areas of Balochistan. The wiring and bulk indicates 60's technology, the equivalent of which these days can be found in hand held devices.
I have a feeling that most of the so-called drone causalities are actually from Pakistan trying to fire their North Korean duds.
Looking at this piece of equipment, and its internal circuitry, it doesn't come as a surprise when it doomed.
@Jat,
Behave Yourself 'if You are a Pakistani!
@Jat: At least it flies.
some thing is fishy in this news,if it was planned separation,how motor was wandering in sky till late in day while test was declared successful early morning,was that a satellite launch?no doubt about that it is human made machine as words and numericals were written over it.
ISPR stated that the missile test was conducted on Wednesday, and the metal parts found in the Johi taluka of Dadu dictrict were part of the motor body. The parts were “separated from the missile as planned, well within the safety corridor
What an utterly ridiculous statement. The villagers living in Johi taluka are not human ? Or are they "expendable", or carefully planned collateral damage ?
Living up to the expectation... never expect truth from ISPR. Always lies, deceit, propaganda. Why don't these genius drawing room generals realize that what is the point of a test, if every test is bound to succeed.
So the safety corridor was villages of Haveli, Khazani, Shahak Lodhlani, Wazir Lund and Ahmed Lund?
Thank God the military reached there on time, otherwise every school kid in the area would have been playing with "made in North Korea" makeshift toys.
What masterful control over guidance and navigation ! I guess the North Koreans forgot to fit a compass on this one.