Diary of a Kashmir curfew: 'Our eyes are crucial to envisioning our future' (must read)

[American Pakistani]

This is your post

You meant to say that Indian Hindu civilians are NOT willing to Kashmir

I just cleared your misconception

Which was in reply to your following post.

Memory shortage detected.

No they will not go anywhere

And let me Tell you ; we can send 7 LAKHS More in One week

And MILLIONS of Hindus are ready to go to Kashmir if the need arises

But the Original 7 lakhs are enough

 

[ashok321]

https://twitter.com/x/status/757185434522976257

Two hours ago:

 

[illuminatidinesh]

Look at your reason to give some peace to yourself. What if it was true? What if every incident of reported shelling is true?

When your heart goes black, it doesn't matter if you see truth and once you intellectually go blind, nothing seems real.

As I know few things related to medicine and who dealt X-rays on daily basis I can point out the failures in that photoshop. As for wanting them to be true well they got them self to blame and the people who are responsible for it. These crocodile tears from you guys wont fetch u anything.

 

[Arshad mahmood Hussain]

Disgraceful cowardly Indian army, foreign occupation at its harshest....

 

[hassan zohaib]

lol India came to Kashmir only because of Pakistan and the root cause of all this is still Pakistan but you clearly are not bothered about the root cause aren't you.

could you please explain how?

 

[HAIDER]

could you please explain how?

And India came to East Pakistan , because of West Pakistan. India came to Siachin , because Pakistan and list goes on and on.

 

[navtrek]

could you please explain how?

Justice Mehr Chand Mahajan, the Maharaja's nominee for his next prime minister, visited Nehru and Patel in Delhi on 19 September, requesting essential supplies which had been blockaded by Pakistan since the beginning of September. He communicated the Maharaja's willingness to accede to India. Nehru, however, demanded that the jailed political leader, Sheikh Abdullah, be released from prison and involved in the state government. Only then would he allow the state to accede.[46][47] The Maharaja released Sheikh Abdullah on 29 September.[37] Before any further reforms were implemented, the Pakistani tribal invasion brought the matters to a head.

Maharaja's troops, heavily outnumbered and outgunned, had no chance of withstanding the attack. The Maharaja made an urgent plea to Delhi for military assistance. Upon the Governor General Lord Mountbatten's insistence, India required the Maharaja to accede before it could send troops. Accordingly, the Maharaja signed an instrument of accession on 26 October 1947, which was accepted by the Governor General the next day.[48][49][50] While the Government of India accepted the accession, it added the proviso that it would be submitted to a "reference to the people" after the state is cleared of the invaders, since "only the people, not the Maharaja, could decide where Kashmiris wanted to live." It was a provisional accession.[51][52][note 1] National Conference, the largest political party in the State and headed by Sheikh Abdullah, endorsed the accession. In the words of the National Conference leader Syed Mir Qasim, India had the "legal" as well as "moral" justification to send in the army through the Maharaja's accession and the people's support of it.[53][note 2]

The Indian troops, which were air lifted in the early hours of 27 October, secured the Srinagar airport. The city of Srinagar was being patrolled by the National Conference volunteers with Hindus and Sikhs moving about freely among Muslims, an "incredible sight" to visiting journalists. The National Conference also worked with the Indian Army to secure the city.[54]

In the north of the state lay the Gilgit Agency, which had been leased by British India but returned to the Maharaja shortly before Independence. Gilgit's population did not favour the State's accession to India. Sensing their discontent, Major William Brown, the Maharaja's commander of the Gilgit Scouts, mutinied on 1 November 1947, overthrowing the Governor Ghansara Singh. The bloodless coup d'etat was planned by Brown to the last detail under the code name `Datta Khel.' Gilgit locals formed a provisional government (Aburi Hakoomat), naming Raja Shah Rais Khan as the president and Mirza Hassan Khan as the commander-in-chief. But, Major Brown had already telegraphed Khan Abdul Qayyum Khan asking Pakistan to take over. Pakistan's Political Agent, Khan Mohammad Alam Khan, arrived on 16 November and took over the administration of Gilgit.

 

[SrNair]

Am not sure about his strategy.. how he gonna get support from world by declaring a terrorist as martyr...

They dont have any strategy .
Their strategy is corruption ,next time through this propoganda they will suck money from Pak populations for their own luxury.

 

[danger007]

They dont have any strategy .
Their strategy is corruption ,next time through this propoganda they will suck money from Pak populations for their own luxury.

Steal money and give free statements... nothing else..

 

[SrNair]

Steal money and give free statements... nothing else..

Actually they are mocking the Kashmiris .

 

[danger007]

Actually they are mocking the Kashmiris .

Opportunist using kashmiries for their own goals nothing else ..

 

[hassan zohaib]

Justice Mehr Chand Mahajan, the Maharaja's nominee for his next prime minister, visited Nehru and Patel in Delhi on 19 September, requesting essential supplies which had been blockaded by Pakistan since the beginning of September. He communicated the Maharaja's willingness to accede to India. Nehru, however, demanded that the jailed political leader, Sheikh Abdullah, be released from prison and involved in the state government. Only then would he allow the state to accede.[46][47] The Maharaja released Sheikh Abdullah on 29 September.[37] Before any further reforms were implemented, the Pakistani tribal invasion brought the matters to a head.

Maharaja's troops, heavily outnumbered and outgunned, had no chance of withstanding the attack. The Maharaja made an urgent plea to Delhi for military assistance. Upon the Governor General Lord Mountbatten's insistence, India required the Maharaja to accede before it could send troops. Accordingly, the Maharaja signed an instrument of accession on 26 October 1947, which was accepted by the Governor General the next day.[48][49][50] While the Government of India accepted the accession, it added the proviso that it would be submitted to a "reference to the people" after the state is cleared of the invaders, since "only the people, not the Maharaja, could decide where Kashmiris wanted to live." It was a provisional accession.[51][52][note 1] National Conference, the largest political party in the State and headed by Sheikh Abdullah, endorsed the accession. In the words of the National Conference leader Syed Mir Qasim, India had the "legal" as well as "moral" justification to send in the army through the Maharaja's accession and the people's support of it.[53][note 2]

The Indian troops, which were air lifted in the early hours of 27 October, secured the Srinagar airport. The city of Srinagar was being patrolled by the National Conference volunteers with Hindus and Sikhs moving about freely among Muslims, an "incredible sight" to visiting journalists. The National Conference also worked with the Indian Army to secure the city.[54]

In the north of the state lay the Gilgit Agency, which had been leased by British India but returned to the Maharaja shortly before Independence. Gilgit's population did not favour the State's accession to India. Sensing their discontent, Major William Brown, the Maharaja's commander of the Gilgit Scouts, mutinied on 1 November 1947, overthrowing the Governor Ghansara Singh. The bloodless coup d'etat was planned by Brown to the last detail under the code name `Datta Khel.' Gilgit locals formed a provisional government (Aburi Hakoomat), naming Raja Shah Rais Khan as the president and Mirza Hassan Khan as the commander-in-chief. But, Major Brown had already telegraphed Khan Abdul Qayyum Khan asking Pakistan to take over. Pakistan's Political Agent, Khan Mohammad Alam Khan, arrived on 16 November and took over the administration of Gilgit.[/QUOT
these r the facts that have been given to indian masses to feed and i am in no mood to go in " your words against mine" but i would rather try to borrow some help from the independence act in which it was asked to every state present at that time in india to choose b/w india and pak and the criteria was simple that if muslim majority state want to go with pak then this would be accepted and vice versa. And if ruler is muslim and majority of people is hindu then it would be also remain on masses to decide which country they want to go with. so if properly analyse then it can become clear what went wrong from start leave alone the chain of events that started to happen after the wrong implementation of act

these r the facts that have been given to indian masses to feed and i am in no mood to go in " your words against mine" but i would rather try to borrow some help from the independence act in which it was asked to every state present at that time in india to choose b/w india and pak and the criteria was simple that if muslim majority state want to go with pak then this would be accepted and vice versa. And if ruler is muslim and majority of people is hindu then it would be also remain on masses to decide which country they want to go with. so if properly analyse then it can become clear what went wrong from start leave alone the chain of events that started to happen after the wrong implementation of act

Justice Mehr Chand Mahajan, the Maharaja's nominee for his next prime minister, visited Nehru and Patel in Delhi on 19 September, requesting essential supplies which had been blockaded by Pakistan since the beginning of September. He communicated the Maharaja's willingness to accede to India. Nehru, however, demanded that the jailed political leader, Sheikh Abdullah, be released from prison and involved in the state government. Only then would he allow the state to accede.[46][47] The Maharaja released Sheikh Abdullah on 29 September.[37] Before any further reforms were implemented, the Pakistani tribal invasion brought the matters to a head.

Maharaja's troops, heavily outnumbered and outgunned, had no chance of withstanding the attack. The Maharaja made an urgent plea to Delhi for military assistance. Upon the Governor General Lord Mountbatten's insistence, India required the Maharaja to accede before it could send troops. Accordingly, the Maharaja signed an instrument of accession on 26 October 1947, which was accepted by the Governor General the next day.[48][49][50] While the Government of India accepted the accession, it added the proviso that it would be submitted to a "reference to the people" after the state is cleared of the invaders, since "only the people, not the Maharaja, could decide where Kashmiris wanted to live." It was a provisional accession.[51][52][note 1] National Conference, the largest political party in the State and headed by Sheikh Abdullah, endorsed the accession. In the words of the National Conference leader Syed Mir Qasim, India had the "legal" as well as "moral" justification to send in the army through the Maharaja's accession and the people's support of it.[53][note 2]

The Indian troops, which were air lifted in the early hours of 27 October, secured the Srinagar airport. The city of Srinagar was being patrolled by the National Conference volunteers with Hindus and Sikhs moving about freely among Muslims, an "incredible sight" to visiting journalists. The National Conference also worked with the Indian Army to secure the city.[54]

In the north of the state lay the Gilgit Agency, which had been leased by British India but returned to the Maharaja shortly before Independence. Gilgit's population did not favour the State's accession to India. Sensing their discontent, Major William Brown, the Maharaja's commander of the Gilgit Scouts, mutinied on 1 November 1947, overthrowing the Governor Ghansara Singh. The bloodless coup d'etat was planned by Brown to the last detail under the code name `Datta Khel.' Gilgit locals formed a provisional government (Aburi Hakoomat), naming Raja Shah Rais Khan as the president and Mirza Hassan Khan as the commander-in-chief. But, Major Brown had already telegraphed Khan Abdul Qayyum Khan asking Pakistan to take over. Pakistan's Political Agent, Khan Mohammad Alam Khan, arrived on 16 November and took over the administration of Gilgit.

And India came to East Pakistan , because of West Pakistan. India came to Siachin , because Pakistan and list goes on and on.

actually u r absouletly right because pak is a rogue state which only spread terrorism and dare to undo india through his might.

https://twitter.com/x/status/757185434522976257

Two hours ago:

yaaar just think if Kashmiris had weapons like AK47 and others in their hands then what would have the ratio of injured personnel of indian security forces. thank God they only have stones to throw otherwise india would say " kashmir baney ga pakistan.

 

[Mustang06]

these r the facts that have been given to indian masses to feed and i am in no mood to go in " your words against mine" but i would rather try to borrow some help from the independence act in which it was asked to every state present at that time in india to choose b/w india and pak and the criteria was simple that if muslim majority state want to go with pak then this would be accepted and vice versa. And if ruler is muslim and majority of people is hindu then it would be also remain on masses to decide which country they want to go with. so if properly analyse then it can become clear what went wrong from start leave alone the chain of events that started to happen after the wrong implementation of act



actually u r absouletly right because pak is a rogue state which only spread terrorism and dare to undo india through his might.


yaaar just think if Kashmiris had weapons like AK47 and others in their hands then what would have the ratio of injured personnel of indian security forces. thank God they only have stones to throw otherwise india would say " kashmir baney ga pakistan.

You do realise if those guys had weapons troops would have fired back! Plus if the protesters were firing openly it would have given the forces full authority to crackdown the protest in every region of the valley!

 

[hassan zohaib]

You do realise if those guys had weapons troops would have fired back! Plus if the protesters were firing openly it would have given the forces full authority to crackdown the protest in every region of the valley![/QUOTE
now what they are doing with the huge numbers of security personnels? atleast they are not playing Guli Dhanda but yes they are playing shooting shooting.

You do realise if those guys had weapons troops would have fired back! Plus if the protesters were firing openly it would have given the forces full authority to crackdown the protest in every region of the valley!

now what they are doing with the huge numbers of security personnels? atleast they are not playing Guli Dhanda but yes they are playing shooting shooting.

 

[navtrek]

these r the facts that have been given to indian masses to feed and i am in no mood to go in " your words against mine" but i would rather try to borrow some help from the independence act in which it was asked to every state present at that time in india to choose b/w india and pak and the criteria was simple that if muslim majority state want to go with pak then this would be accepted and vice versa. And if ruler is muslim and majority of people is hindu then it would be also remain on masses to decide which country they want to go with. so if properly analyse then it can become clear what went wrong from start leave alone the chain of events that started to happen after the wrong implementation of act



actually u r absouletly right because pak is a rogue state which only spread terrorism and dare to undo india through his might.


yaaar just think if Kashmiris had weapons like AK47 and others in their hands then what would have the ratio of injured personnel of indian security forces. thank God they only have stones to throw otherwise india would say " kashmir baney ga pakistan.

Buddy what all you are saying is right but all that changed when Pakistan supported the rebels.