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Decorated Indian Colonel among two killed by Kashmiri resistence.

Well guys even if you want to troll, at least bring a better comparison and analogy. If you think that by comparing apples with oranges you are going to piss some Pakistan then you are badly mistaken. :lol:
Arent they freedom fighters as per your definition?Mujahideen?
 
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Arent they freedom fighters as per your definition?Mujahideen?

Nope. They are like Maoists. Want to install their own way of living and system on the whole country. Are maoists freedom fighters? Same with TTP.

Come up with better analogies. You guys are just making a fool out of yourself with such comparisons.
 
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Nope. They are like Maoists. Want to install their own way of living and system on the whole country. Are maoists freedom fighters? Same with TTP.

Come up with better analogies. You guys are just making a fool out of yourself with such comparisons.
Well as per taliban they are freedom fighters.Just like LeT is resistance in Kashmir.I came up with the best analogy i could, don't like it, feel free to disagree.
 
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Well as per taliban they are freedom fighters.Just like LeT is resistance in Kashmir.I came up with the best analogy i could, don't like it, feel free to disagree.

No taliban don't call them freedom fighter. You still don't know what you are talking about. :lol:
 
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The commander of 42 Rashtriya rifles, Colonel M.M Rai along with a Policeman were killed during a gun battle with the Kashmiri resistence fighters in the Pulwama district of Indian occupied Kashmir. Colonel was decorated with Yudh Seva medal on Indian republic day just a day before he was killed. Both Kashmiri fighters were also killed in the fire fight.

Source - J&K: Day after winning gallantry award, Army Colonel killed in encounter with Hizbul militants | The Indian Express[/Source - J&K: Day after winning gallantry award, Army Colonel killed in encounter with Hizbul militants | The Indian Express[/Source - J&K: Day after winning gallantry award, Army Colonel killed in encounter with Hizbul militants | The Indian Express[/Source - J&K: Day after winning gallantry award, Army Colonel killed in encounter with Hizbul militants | The Indian Express
You used the words Kashmiri fighters, even though all the links provided refer to them as militants.
 
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These are not terrorists。

They are guerrillas/militants fighting the Indian armed forces。
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Balochistan movement was started when RAW created and supported militants. Otherwise there was no such movement in the past. Kashmir Independent movement started on the first day when your Indian army stepped in. Peace will never prevail unless your army get out of Kashmir and same is the case for Balochistan.

I am trying to be fair...let us go your argument..So you feel that you genuinely care about freedom loving Kashmiri people? Is this your love to support freedom movements is only for Kashmir or Palestine or about others too?...What about Tibet?...Do you think they are also human being so that their movement of liberation from China to be supported from China?
 
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I am trying to be fair...let us go your argument..So you feel that you genuinely care about freedom loving Kashmiri people? Is this your love to support freedom movements is only for Kashmir or Palestine or about others too?...What about Tibet?...Do you think they are also human being so that their movement of liberation from China to be supported from China?

I believe in living in Peace & Harmony.. No Killing & Violence should occur in any part of the World. At the end of the day, we all human will die our natural death (If not get killed by anyone). So why any person take the matters of the GOD in his own hand and kill innocent people for their own personal interest? As far as Tibet is concerned, I have no knowledge about it. Are they being slaughtered by PLA just like Israeli army & Indian army?
 
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I believe in living in Peace & Harmony.. No Killing & Violence should occur in any part of the World. At the end of the day, we all human will die our natural death (If not get killed by anyone). So why any person take the matters of the GOD in his own hand and kill innocent people for their own personal interest? As far as Tibet is concerned, I have no knowledge about it. Are they being slaughtered by PLA just like Israeli army & Indian army?

Your views are very human and i respect it...You can very well to reserch about Tibet issue and How China occupied forcibly...So if you are really a man who respect freedom of people then your view regarding Tibet people also should remain same and you should separatist element of Tibet. You can and reserch on the internet to educate yourself...
 
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India incompetency allow Kashmir insurgency to nap a biggest catch, killed Indian army colonel in a firer exchange. This isn't a war, this only random insurgency ended up killed a doctorate india army colonel.
 
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89,000 is the number cited in a 2004 US Congressional report on the matter. The number is closer to 90,000 according to Kashmiri publications.
Congressional Record, Volume 150 Issue 122 (Friday, October 1, 2004)

I check the link:

[Congressional Record Volume 150, Number 122 (Friday, October 1, 2004)]
[Extensions of Remarks]
[Page E1773]
From the Congressional Record Online through the Government Printing Office [www.gpo.gov]

THE TIME HAS COME FOR INDIA TO LIVE UP TO DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES
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HON. EDOLPHUS TOWNS

of new york

in the house of representatives

Thursday, September 30, 2004

Mr. TOWNS. Mr. Speaker, recently, Indian Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh spoke to the General Assembly of the United Nations. He was metwith protests from Sikhs, Muslims, and other protestors. Although Dr. Singh is a fine economist, his speech masked the realityof life in India. He spoke out against terrorism but he failed to note
that India has inflicted a reign of terror on its people whilesponsoring terrorism in the Pakistani province of Sindh, according to the January 2, 2002 issue of the Washington Times. He spoke of cooperation against poverty, ignoring the fact that 40 percent of the people in his country live on less than $2 per day and farmers in Punjab are forced to accept prices for their crops that provide them with a less than subsistence wage, forcing them to go deeply in debt to
stay alive. He spoke of eliminating weapons of mass destruction but India started the nuclear competition in South Asia. He spoke of democracy while basic human rights are being violated. Over 52,000 Sikhs and tens of thousands of other minorities languish in Indian prisons as political prisoners. India has killed over 250,000 Sikhs, over 89,000 Kashmiris, over 300,000 Christians in Nagaland, and tens of thousands of other minorities. Yet India continues to proclaim its
democratic principles.

The irony is that India seeks a permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council. How can it be on the Security Council when it cannot live up to the most basic principles of freedom? Mr. Speaker, it is time for the United States to take action. We must cut off our aid to India until it lets all people within its artificial borders be free. We must go on record in support of self-determination for the people of Kashmir, as India promised in 1948, and for all the other peoples seeking freedom, such as the Sikhs of Khalistan and the Christians of Nagaland, among others.

Mr. Speaker, the Council of Khalistan issued an excellent and informative press release on the protests against Dr. Singh. I am inserting it into the Record now for the information of my colleagues.

[From the Council of Khalistan, September 29, 2004

India Must Live by Principles of Democracy--Seeks UN Security Council Seat But Violates Principles It Proclaims

As Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh spoke to the United Nations General Assembly, Sikhs, Kashmiri Muslims, and other oppressed minorities of South Asia gathered at the United Nations Building in New York to protest his appearance.
They demanded the immediate release of all political prisoners, the firing of Cabinet ministers who were involved in genocide against Sikhs, Muslims, Christians, and other minorities, and sovereignty for the peoples and nations of South Asia.

``If India seeks to be a permanent member of the Security Council, it must learn to practice the principles of democracy,'' said Dr. Gurmit Singh Aulakh, President of the Council of Khalistan, which leads the Sikh struggle for freedom. ``In 1948, India demanded a free and fair plebiscite in Kashmir. That plebiscite has never been held,'' he said.

``Similarly, India must grant self-determination to Khalistan, Nagaland, and the other countries seeking their independence,'' he said.

While Prime Minister Singh spoke of ``a world in which a free people could together pursue a destiny of shared prosperity,'' the farmers of Punjab are forced to accept less than subsistence prices for their crops. Half the population
of India lives below the international poverty line. Dr. Singh spoke of a global coalition against terrorism, but his
government gives only lip service to the War on Terror. India sponsors cross-border terrorism in Sindh, according to the
Washington Times of January 2, 2002. Although he spoke against the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, it
was India that began the nuclear competition in South Asia.

Dr. Singh spoke of ``democracy as an instrument for achieving both peace and prosperity,'' yet India denies the most basic of democratic freedoms to the Sikhs and other minorities living within its borders. India has murdered over 250,000 Sikhs since 1984, according to figures compiled by the Punjab State Magistracy and human-rights groups and reported in the book The Politics of Genocide by Inderjeet Singh Jaijee. It has also killed more than 89,000 Kashmiri Muslims since 1988, over 300,000 Christians in Nagaland since 1947, and thousands of Christians and Muslims elsewhere in the country, as well as tens of thousands of Assamese, Bodos, Dalits (``Untouchables,'' the dark-skinned aboriginal people of
South Asia), Manipuris, Tamils, and other minorities. The Indian Supreme Court called the Indian government's murders
of Sikhs ``worse than a genocide.''

According to a report by the Movement Against State Repression (MASR), 52,268 Sikhs are being held as political
prisoners in India without charge or trial. Some have been in illegal custody since 1984! Amnesty International reported
that tens of thousands of other minorities are also being held as political prisoners. We demand the immediate release
of all these political prisoners.

Recently, another church was burned in India. This is part of a pattern of violence against Christians that has been
going on since Christmas 1998 with the approval of the Indian government. Nuns have been raped, priests have been murdered, prayer halls and schools have been vandalized. A Christian religious festival was broken up by police gunfire.
Indian police arrested human-rights activist Jaswant Singh Khalra after he exposed their policy of mass cremation of
Sikhs, in which over 50,000 Sikhs have been arrested, tortured, and murdered, then their bodies were declared
unidentified and secretly cremated. He was murdered in police custody. His body was not given to his family.

``Although Sikhs gave 80 percent of the sacrifices for India's independence, India has massacred Sikhs since
achieving independence,'' said Dr. Gurmit Singh Aulakh, President of the Council of Khalistan. On October 7, 1987,
the Sikh Nation declared its independence from India, naming its new country Khalistan. ``Only a sovereign, independent Khalistan will end the repression and lift the standard of living for the people of Punjab,'' Dr. Aulakh said. ``Democracies don't commit genocide.'' History shows that multinational states such as India are doomed to failure. Countries like Austria-Hungary, India's longtime friend the Soviet Union, Yugoslavia, Czechoslovakia, and others prove this point. India is not one country, it is a polyglot like those countries, thrown together for the convenience of the British colonialists. It is doomed to break up as they did. Recently, the Punjab Legislative Assembly passed a bill annulling all water agreements with the Indian government, preventing the government's daylight robbery of Punjab river water. Punjab needs its river water for its crops. In the bill, the Assembly explicitly stated the sovereignty of Punjab.``As Professor Darshan Singh, a former Jathedar of the Akal Takht, said, `if a Sikh is not a Khalistani, he is not a Sikh','' Dr. Aulakh noted. ``We must continue to press for our God-given birthright of freedom,'' he said. ``Without political power, religions cannot flourish and nations perish. India claims to be a democracy. It is time it recognized the right of self-determination for all people in
South Asia.''
 
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@Abu Zolfiqar

According to the link your provide, >250,000 Sikhs, >89,000 Kashmiri Muslims, > 300,000 Christians (in Nagaland) since 1947, and thousands of Christians and Muslims elsewhere in the country, as well as tens of thousands of Assamese, Bodos, Dalits (``Untouchables,'' the dark-skinned aboriginal people of South Asia), Manipuris, Tamils, and other minorities. The Indian Supreme Court called the Indian government's murders of Sikhs ``worse than a genocide.''

That's shocking!
 
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