Yes, you are wrong!
According to preliminary estimates, in long-range air combat, the Su-30MKI outperforms the F-16C Block 60, F-16C Block 50 and F-18E/F aircraft by 15, 20 and 12-15 percent, respectively, owing to its radar’s greater detection range, higher jamming immunity and multichannel capability, as well as better maneuverability (For details about SU-30MKIs radar just scroll down a few lines). The Su-30MKI’s **super maneuverability and better air-to-air missiles **give this aircraft superiority in close air combat in which it excels the F-16C Block 50 by 10-15 percent, F-16C Block 60 by 20-30 percent (as the high wing loading significantly limits its maneuverability in close-range combat), and F-18E/F by 15-20 percent. The Su-30MKI has no AoA limitations: it can fly at even 180 degree AoA and still recover.<<<unique. This high super-agility allows rapid deployment of weapons in any direction as desired by the crew. It deflects automatically and allows high angle-of- attack flights.
If ,by any chance (though I see no reason why Su-30MKI would miss F-16’s detection first owing to its better radar), F-16 fires upon first, with this kind of maneuverability Su-30MKIs can easily “jink” BVR missiles which are generally less maneuverable than the somewhat shorter range dog fight missiles, which have a higher boresight (note: - some even have no boresight limit). Its a known fact that BVR missiles are more susuptable to be “spoofed” than the shorter range/faster dogfight missiles.
The current radar in the SU30MKI actually has the capability to “lock on” to the aim120 amramm missiles and is able to shoot at the missile with the amrammaski missle (russian, some say a copy of the aim120. LOL but with far longer range and on par with the latest version of the 120 in performance). This is one of the few aircraft capable of shooting a missile with an air to air missile. The radar is very capable indeed.
RADAR (Su-30MKI)
The forward facing NIIP N011M Bars (Panther) is a powerful integrated passive electronically scanned array radar. The N011M is a digital multi-mode dual frequency band radar.[18]](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sukhoi-30_MKI#cite_note-17) The N011M can function in air-to-air and air-to-land/sea mode simultaneously while being tied into a high-precision laser-inertial or GPS navigation system. It is equipped with a modern digital weapons control system as well as anti-jamming features. N011M has a 350 km search range and a maximum 200 km tracking range, and 60 km in the rear hemisphere. Design maximum search range for an F-16 target was 140-160km. The radar can track 15 air targets and engage the 4 most dangerous simultaneously. These targets can even include cruise missiles and motionless helicopters. The Su-30MKI can function as a mini-AWACS as a director or command post for other aircraft. The target co-ordinates can be transferred automatically to at least 4 other aircraft. The radar can detect ground targets such as tanks at 40–50 km.
I have solved your prob of F-16s and now let me tell you about the feasibility of missiles attacking Inida!
India has an active Anti-ballistic missile development effort using indigenously developed and integrated radars and locally designed missiles.[16] In November 2006, India successfully conducted the PADE (Prithvi Air Defence Exercise) in which an ABM, called the Prithvi Air Defense (PAD) an Exoatmospheric (outside the atmosphere) interceptor system intercepted a Prithvi-II ballistic missile. The PAD missile has the secondary stage of the Prithvi missile and can reach altitude of 80 km. During the test the target missile was intercepted at an 50 km altitude.[17]** India became the fourth nation in the world to acquire such a capability and the third nation to develop it through indigenous effort**.[18] On 6th December 2007 the Advanced Air Defence (AAD) missile system was tested successfully.[19] This missile is an Endo atmospheric interceptor with an altitude of 30 km.. Two new anti ballistic missiles that can intercept IRBM/ICBMs are being developed. These high speed missiles (AD-1 and AD-2) are being developed to intercept ballistic missiles with the range of 5000 km.[21] The test trials of these system is expected to take place in 2009/2010.[22]
For the time being, India has also bought S-300 from Russia. The S-300 is a series of Russian long range surface-to-air missile systems developed to defend against aircraft and cruise missiles and to intercept ballistic missiles.