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Nice job at underhanded jab at Bengali nationalism and an overhanded propaganda against India, all the while masquerading as deep introspection.

Bangalorejee, your case is watertight. You don't have to go too far to highlight these hypocrisies. Just look at what Digvijay Singh is doing. Shamelessly playing sectarian politics using an Indian hero of 26/11. But I personally would like to use the term 'hypocrites' to describe these...

Could be that Indian authorities were completely oblivious of his 'suicide' mission.

Because it would imply that ISPR wasn't even aware of such hack attack and it took a news agency from across the border, to realise that they have been had. I seriously doubt though, that it was a hack attack.

If it was hacking why would a hacker go through all the trouble of breaking into the server and altering just one entry, buried under literally thousands of data. Doesn't make sense one bit. If it is data entry error - there is a notable spelling mistake there - it implies that ISPR has been...

This is weird, to say the least. Almost spooky. One wonders why would PA admit of sending suicide bombers to India. Another issue is that this gentleman is a uniformed soldier. Till now we had a different understanding of a suicide bomber. Very very very weird.

If the recent fake Wikileak fiasco still doesn't convince you of that, then nothing will. Tehelka on the other hand happens to be a rabid anti-establishment news organisation in India. I am sure you can use Google. You can wonder. No problem with that. Strawman. Except that the 'Hindu...

Instead of a blanket statement can you elaborate so I can respond appropriately. I am sure 'movements' are carried out by the people only. I just wanted to poke and see if these terms have a meaning to you or you are just saying what you have learned by rote. Sadly, its the later. And I'm...

I believe the age of the insurgency is roughly about 21 years. Not 63 years. I believe that the insurgency is pretty much in control. But then again thats not the point I was making. What constitutes people's movement? On an entirely different note, the term I had used is peoples' not...

Once again; Tehelka: The ATS made a flip-flop on the links of those arrested with the Samjhauta blasts, which raised questions when it found no mention in the remand copy. Mr Karkare: A lot has been made of the Samjhauta Express statement that was made by the public prosecutor in the case...

Armed rebellion is easy to handle. Peoples' movement is not. As long as armed rebellion continues in Kashmir, solution will remain out of reach. What compromise?

Perhaps this would be of some help. Tehelka: The ATS made a flip-flop on the links of those arrested with the Samjhauta blasts, which raised questions when it found no mention in the remand copy. Mr Karkare: A lot has been made of the Samjhauta Express statement that was made by the public...

Since this is about Mr Karkare, this might be relevant. Take Digvijay Singh's words with a bucket load of salt. He has his own agenda. Also, this should, in a perfect world, put to rest the conspiracy theory that 26/11 was a conspiracy to kill Mr Karkare. But this is not a perfect world...

Joe, can you confirm this.

The going back to the 'hazy days of 1947' was necessitated by your attempt to deny history. That, all those who had agreed to the mechanism of plebiscite as a means of resolving the dispute, no longer holds the same view, is illustrative of the invalidity of the mechanism in current context...

The sentence you are responding to has a qualifier - 'effectively'. Simla Agreement provides a legal basis to supersede UN resolutions therefore nullifying its operability, effectively, making these resolutions null. Leaving aside the legal aspect of Simla Agreement, the UNSC resolutions can...

No I don't know. Neighbours attacking and killing neighbours, ordinary respectable citizens usurping another's wealth are now extrimists - well may be I don't know after all. That actually completely negats the validity of your argument. ML and Congress definitely had their followers. But...

According to Shimla agreement; ...the two countries are resolved to settle their differences by peaceful means through bilateral negotiations or by any other peaceful means mutually agreed upon between them. The key term is 'mutually agreed upon between them'. India doesn't agree to UN...

Really? So what was all the riots all about if it was not one community, in majority, telling the other, in minority, to eff off. Actually, India and international community have already abandoned the option of plebiscite for Kashmir. If news reports are to be believed, so has a section of...

Religion was 'brought' in because the dimwit has done it himself to give an impression of how, if a Kashmiri Christian is discriminated in a way that he was apparently treated, a Kashmiri Muslim is treated (5:42). It was therefore necessary to call his bluff. It was also necessary to establish...