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0615 Hours
2 November 2012
Delhi Class Destroyer
Arabian Sea<\/strong><\/p>\n

In spite of near complete destruction of Pakistani’s military, Indian military personnel were not relaxing. One of venerable Delhi class destroyers was patrolling the Arabian Sea, south of Gwadar, Pakistan which had been burnt to ashes only a few hours before. A group of technicians and operators on board the ship’s bridge was bent over their consoles watching every thing with full concentration.<\/p>\n

Sonar operator announced, \u201cWe have an underwater contact at grid sector C221, around 31 Km from our current location.\u201d<\/p>\n

\u201cDo we have any assets in that area ?\u201d Captain asked.<\/p>\n

\u201cNegative sir. A Shark is on a combat patrol 50 KM south, but we have no submarines operating so close to Pakistani coast at this time.\u201d<\/p>\n

\u201c Any identification of submarine?\u201d<\/p>\n

\u201cNot really. Parts of our under-water sensor array have been damaged due to the nuclear explosions. We don’t have a 100% fix.\u201d<\/p>\n

\u201cLooks like we’ll have to do it the old fashioned way. Turning to his communications officer he ordered, \u201c Designate the suspected contact as Bandit 1. Launch Sea King immediately \u201c
To navigation officer, \u201cMake speed 10 knots and bearing on an intercept with the bandit.\u201d<\/p>\n

A few minutes later comms officer reported ,\u201cSir, Sea King from Delhi has begun dropping passive sonobuoys .\u201d<\/p>\n

\u201cAny progress ? \u201c Commander asked .<\/p>\n

\u201cNot yet.\u201d<\/p>\n

Commander nodded and waited silently. There was no escape for Bandit 1 unless Indians made some mistake or if it was really lucky. He didn’t believe in luck and he was not making any mistakes, not in such a situation for sure. He didn’t have to wait long. Within 5 minutes, report of the contact came in via the communications officer, \u201c Sea King has made the contact sir. It’s a Chinese Type-09 nuclear attack submarine. At it’s present speed of 11 Knots, it’ll enter our waters in less than 2 hours.\u201d<\/p>\n

\u201cShit!\u201d WSO exclaimed, \u201cThese subs can carry nuclear tipped SLCMs.\u201d<\/p>\n

\u201cIn current situation, we are assuming that it is carrying nuke missiles. There is no time left to play games .\u201d Turning to his navigator he asked, \u201c How far is Bandit one from our current location. ?\u201d<\/p>\n

\u201cWe’ll intercept on it’s estimated path in 50 minutes.\u201d<\/p>\n

\u201cGood. Keep our current course and instruct Sea King to keep following it. .\u201d<\/p>\n

As soon as he finished the sentence, slightly panicked voice of sonar operator broke in,\u201dSir, Bandit 1 is coming up to a possible SLCM launch depth.\u201d<\/p>\n

WSO announced after a few seconds, \u201cSea King has a firing solution on Bandit 1.\u201d<\/p>\n

Although Sea King carried two A244 torpedos, their size and impact was much too small as compared to much bigger ones carried by the ships and submarines. But it was the only choice that Indians had at that moment as both of the bigger vessels, Delhi destroyer and Akula submarine were too far away.
Captain weighed his options. He could choose to wait for the Delhi destroyer for it’s bigger and longer ranged torpedoes and depth charges and risk the Chinese submarine launching it’s missiles and running away before the ship could even come within firing range. Or he could order the Sea King to drop it’s much smaller torpedoes right now. Although the smaller torpedoes were not an ideal weapon to sink the Chinese submarine, he didn’t have the minutes to wait for a sure-shot kill.
\u201cOrder Sea King to launch it’s torpedoes right now.\u201d<\/p>\n

Sonar operator confirmed the two torpedoes hitting water. They acquired their target within seconds and started homing in by themselves. Chinese didn’t miss the sound of torpedoes hitting the water and immediately started taking evasive maneuvers. The submarine immediately put itself in to a deep dive angle on full throttle and launched decoys. This way it was successful in diverting one of the A244, but the other one found it’s mark and hit it’s target near propeller on it’s port side. The explosion tore a hole in to the submarine’s hull and damaged the propeller shaft assembly beyond repairs. There was also some damage to one of it’s bigger ballast tanks which was just emptied a few moment ago as the submarine was coming near to surface. As the water started to seep in, the submarine started listing dangerously to it’s side owing to imbalance in weight. It’s Chinese crew was forced to seal off most of it’s rear area and empty rest of the ballast tanks. The submarine came to the surface a minute later still listing slightly to it’s port side and lay still. Although it was not completely destroyed, the fact that it was tilted on it’s side ensured that it could not launch any of it’s missiles.<\/p>\n

Sea King hovered in a tight circle with it’s crew keeping a close eye on any movement while waiting for it’s mother ship to come close enough to launch a boarding party.<\/p>\n

On board the destroyer, a round of congratulations and pats on the backs was in progress when the sonar operator nearly jumped out of his seat, \u201c I think I just heard gun shots from insides of the submarine! \u201c<\/p>\n

Although everybody in the bridge seemed bewildered, Captain seemed looked amused, \u201cGun shots inside the submarine ? Are you really sure ?\u201d<\/p>\n

<\/p>\n

\u201cIt surely sounded like gunshots to me.\u201d Sonar operator replied looking slightly embarrassed.<\/p>\n

\u201cHmm. We can’t rule out anything at this time anyway. Turning to his comms officer he ordered, \u201c Try contacting the submarine before we try boarding it. \u201d<\/p>\n

The comms officer had been trying everything but had no luck getting any response from the Chinese. He replied, \u201cWe are getting no response sir. It’s like either they are not answering deliberately or their communication gear is damaged.\u201d<\/p>\n

\u201cVery well. Looks like we’ll have to board the submarine. Are our men ready for it ?\u201d<\/p>\n

His 2nd in command replied, \u201cA ten man team is getting ready as we speak. They’ll be ready to go in 5 minutes.\u201d<\/p>\n

Captain nodded approvingly, \u201cGood. Cut open hatches of the submarine if you have to. But do it quick. There is no time for us to waste.\u201d<\/p>\n

A heavily armed team of 10 men from the ship boarded two boats and climbed atop the tilted submarine, while the destroyer and it’s Sea King kept watch. They banged on the hatch shouting at the Chinese inside to open it. Still getting no response, they started cutting open an entrance using blow torches. They had just started the process when the latch was unlocked from the inside and a motley group of Chinese sailors peeked out cautiously. One by one they climbed out with their hands raised and were immediately taken in to custody. No man from either side knew any common language. Although they tried communicating by sign language, the idea was soon dropped and the Chinese were quickly bundled off to the destroyer. Indian team then decided to take chances and entered the submarine. In spite of the unexpectedly easy entry, they were not expecting a real cake walk<\/p>\n

Leaving 2 men to guard the exit, rest of the team started advancing towards the bridge. The fact that the already cramped submarine was was tilting to an angle made their advance a bit more complicated. Nevertheless they kept advancing and reached the bridge without facing any opposition. There they were greeted by the sullen faces of a few Chinese seamen. Except for 2 officers carrying handguns, rest of the crew was unarmed and they all surrendered without much persuasion.
One of the officers knew a little English and he tried talking with Indians. Using gestures and some broken English, he took them to the living quarters where a large group of Chinese sailors was gathered around the Captain’s cabin chattering excitedly. On seeing one of their officers guiding the armed Indian party up to the door, they fell quiet and spread around the door.<\/p>\n

Leader of Indian party, Chief Petty Officer Lakshman faced the Chinese officer and asked for reason behind the spectacle. Chinese officer in turn pointed towards the door and said, \u201cCaptain ! Our captain inside.\u201d<\/p>\n

Lakshman first looked at his team mates then asked, \u201cAsk him to open the door. He will be treated honourably and fairly.\u201d<\/p>\n

Chinese shook his head vehemently, \u201cWe have Pakistani. Pakistani has Captain inside. We need help to save Captain.\u201d<\/p>\n

Somebody from the Indian team exclaimed, \u201cWhat the hell is he talking about ! He has Pakistanis on board ? For what, cooking pork ?\u201d<\/p>\n

\u201cKeep quiet and let me try to understand the situation.\u201d Lakshman snapped and turned to Chinese officer again, but Chinese were unable to explain anything more beyond vague gestures.<\/p>\n

Getting frustrated with the logjam, Lakshman banged on the door and shouted in Hindi. He was startled by somebody shouting from inside in same language, \u201cWho the fu** is it now ?\u201d<\/p>\n

Lakshman shouted back, \u201cWe are from Indian navy and this submarine along with all it’s crew is under our control now. Open the door and come outside with your hands up in air. You will not be harmed.\u201d<\/p>\n

The man inside the room laughed ironically, \u201cI could’ve never expected to be in a situation like this even in my wildest dreams.\u201d He snorted again and shouted with renewed anger, \u201cTheir damned captain is still alive. Tell all these Chinese ******** to fu** off otherwise I’ll snap his neck like a chicken. And I need medical attention for General.\u201d<\/p>\n

Indian team outside shared quizzical glances. This was way beyond strange even for them. Feeling slightly bewildered Lakshman replied, \u201c\u201cWhat General and who are you? \u201c<\/p>\n

Man inside the cabin laughed again, \u201cYou still don’t know ? Well, that doesn’t matter. Get these idiots off the boat and send an unarmed medic inside right now.\u201d<\/p>\n

\u201cWe have Chinese crew of this submarine under control. We assure you of your safety and full medical attention. Just open the door and let us in.\u201d<\/p>\n

\u201cYou’ll first get these Chinese out of my eyesight and then send a medic inside as I said earlier.\u201d<\/p>\n

Lakshman was getting irritated, \u201cDo you realise that you are in no condition to demand anything ? This submarine is leaking and will sink in a few hours. You can stay locked inside and first watch your General die then drown with him to your watery grave. Or open the door like a reasonable person and let us help you.\u201d<\/p>\n

\u201cI don’t care about dying, friend. But I have something that will prove very valuable to you. If I die, the information dies with me. Now you decide if the information that I carry on me is valuable enough for you or not.\u201c<\/p>\n

Lakshman sighed resignedly and gestured his men to start rounding up the Chinese \u201cAlright. I’ll get them out of submarine right now. As soon as the last Chinese is out, you’ll open the door and let us in.\u201d<\/p>\n

\u201cFair enough. I’m waiting.\u201d<\/p>\n

But the Chinese didn’t oblige easily. As soon as Indians started escorting them out, the Chinese sailors started shouting and refused to budge. Neither side could understand what other was saying and it was only after the Indians threatened to gun down some of more unruly members that the Chinese started to file out one by one with angry expressions on their faces.<\/p>\n

<\/p>\n

Indian boarding party received a fairly big surprise when they entered the Captain’s cabin. Inside they found a Pakistani army officer with a gun pointed at a terrified and bound Chinese submarine captain. Another Chinese officer in PLA General’s uniform lay dead on the floor with 3 bullet wounds while a Paki army officer, who was at once identified as General Asgar himself was spread unconscious on a table. He too had been shot once through chest. The Paki officer was unarmed and everybody taken in to custody. Once at the ship, interrogation started immediately. The captured Paki officer identified himself as Lt. Zia, a trusted aide of General Asgar. The story he told his interrogators was nothing like anybody expected.<\/p>\n

According to him, General Asgar had ordered the launch of first nuclear missile as soon as the Chinese had informed him of the arsenal’s arrival. By this, he had expected to shift the blame to General Beg and force him to step down under the threat of similar nuclear strikes on Pakistan as well as India. What he hadn’t counted upon was the duplicity of Chinese. Within minutes of the first launch, Pakis had intercepted a communication between General Mao Hu and a senior CPC member in China. CPC member was quoted as ordering General Hu to fight to the last Paki. When General Asgar confronted General Hu with the intercept, the Chinese at once kidnapped Asgar and moved him and his aide to the submarine berthed at Omara. Loyalties of numerous Paki army officers had been bought earlier without anybody being wiser and Chinese faced no opposition while they took a Pakistani general hostage inside his own country. They had then ordered the launch of remaining missiles and planned to escape under the confusion. But the swift retaliatory strikes by India had put a spanner to their plans. Additionally their submarine took some damage by the nuclear attack at Omara.
With most of their plan screwed up, Chinese had no further use left for Asgar and meant to execute him as soon as possible. But Mao and Asgar somehow overpowered their captors and had managed to shut themselves inside the cabin in same condition as the Indians had found them. To strengthen his claim, Rashid provided Indians with a memory card containing the captured communication between General Hu and his senior in CPC.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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