So, the Report no 44 of 2015 on Complaince Audit on Army Ordnance Factories has finally been pulled off line.
After I used the extracts to show the mirror to the OFB
@sanjaysinha18G @Jabalpursafety @Sootradhar
After I used the extracts to show the mirror to the OFB
@sanjaysinha18G @Jabalpursafety @Sootradhar

So @here_vipin finally OFB wised up & now in 'damage control' by pulling off the report?

@OFB_India probably cited "national interests" to get the report pulled off the net.
Lucky for them that I delete my tweets after sometime, else they would have been embarassed more
Lucky for them that I delete my tweets after sometime, else they would have been embarassed more

Let me recollect few gems
1. 75% of 7.62 mm GPMG were accepted with 'deviations' i.e. rate of fire below 900 rounds per minute.
2. Barrels of tanks, artillery guns, accepted with deviations.
3. With 100% of payments to workforce, only 66% of annual production target reached.
1. 75% of 7.62 mm GPMG were accepted with 'deviations' i.e. rate of fire below 900 rounds per minute.
2. Barrels of tanks, artillery guns, accepted with deviations.
3. With 100% of payments to workforce, only 66% of annual production target reached.
So anyways, here it goes @sanjaysinha18G @Jabalpursafety @Sootradhar @kayjay34350
The target and achievement
The target and achievement

Why the forces have to import stuff!!
Hint: It is not love for 'phoren maal' but the bungling of the domestic nincompoops
Hint: It is not love for 'phoren maal' but the bungling of the domestic nincompoops
Reply to @ankitdwivediofs and tagging @Sootradhar @sanjaysinha18G @Jabalpursafety
@ankitdwivediofs the u/m had absolutely "nothing" to do with the cost allocation per unit item ... nothing at all
@ankitdwivediofs the u/m had absolutely "nothing" to do with the cost allocation per unit item ... nothing at all
