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Islamabad nudges UN veto club on Kashmir

Even in that case it does require some attention, I believe it is still better than a silent non functioning wheel. If you know what I mean. :azn:
That it will.. But apparently not from those who will grease the squeaky wheel, but from those who will permanently break it off from the axle.. If you know what I mean??:undecided:
 
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That it will.. But apparently not from those who will grease the squeaky wheel, but from those who will permanently break it off from the axle.. If you know what I mean??:undecided:

I guess they tried it million times but FAILED, they are more than welcome to give it another shot.
 
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Many people are posting on other comments but remember one thing I know that many people will disagree but I will say again remember that if Pakistan has to get Kashmir back then we will have to rise kashmiri youth to fight for their freedom and country we have to arm and train them again and they have to hurt Indian army so hard in Kashmir that they get tired of receiving dead bodies of their soldiers only then they will leave Kashmir we have to start war like Afghanistan in Kashmir
Yes Yes I know now Indians are gonna burst on me but remember its only way and please forget about G5 or G10
 
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It is not that easy, India is a nuclear power.
Nuclear powers do break up. Furthermore, Pakistan is also a nuclear power too just if you forgot.
 
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So, what..? does it matter to the context of the Post?? Ok, as per your research, Kashmir Mahraja Harisingh Annexed Kashmir to the dominion of India and Not with the dominion of Pakistan.. Does it seem fair now??


Why sad?? We don't feel sad.. We know our country's History better than you my friend from the east.. There is nothing to be ashamed of.. Do enlighten me, if you have any reasons that will make me feel ashamed of claiming an Indian..
your intention seems to be not to express your thoughts on Kashmir and the riots going on, but to bash India in some way or the other.. Nevertheless I'm waiting.. Do me a favour by sharing your precious knowledge as you have mentioned in your post...


Squeaky wheel, apparently breaks off from the axle.. if you know what I mean???

I am Vishnu, the most radiant sun among the gods, through my brilliance I bring the light in the universe....

Whatever is your point, I agree with you. All the best.
 
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before you Pakistanis start to incite a war in India it may be better to

1. Finish your internal war with the taliban in Pakistan
2. Bring peace in balouchistan
3. Try and make peace with Afghanistan which is now in New Delhi palms.


You have absolute turmoil in your house sort this first I think .

Then think about fermenting trouble in India
 
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before you Pakistanis start to incite a war in India it may be better to

1. Finish your internal war with the taliban in Pakistan
2. Bring peace in balouchistan
3. Try and make peace with Afghanistan which is now in New Delhi palms.


You have absolute turmoil in your house sort this first I think .

Then think about fermenting trouble in India

Ghazni-e-hind is imminent ...I think it will start with Kashmir.
 
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Its always fun to see Indian blabberings . Whole world can see how kashmiries are defying this supa powa and are giving hero's burial to their martyrs .

India herself is highlighting Kashmir again and again thus making job of our foreign mission easy.
World can sit tight and watch for all I care. Get it through your thick head, we're not ready to vacate Kashmir. You want it? Come and get it. Quit sending a bunch of youth to do your dirty job for you, weakling. And besides, what this retard is saying can easily be applied for all fringe terrorist groups out there that want "self determination". That also includes the groups that are wrecking havoc in your country :rofl:

Ghazni-e-hind is imminent ...I think it will start with Kashmir.
The day you and your kind start this "ghazwa e hind' crap, is the day your paradise will run out of virgins, and we will run out of space to fertilize our lands.
 
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The day you and your kind start this "ghazwa e hind' crap, is the day your paradise will run out of virgins, and we will run out of space to fertilize our lands.

Don't forget Muslims have ruled over you for a thousand years.
 
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Many people are posting on other comments but remember one thing I know that many people will disagree but I will say again remember that if Pakistan has to get Kashmir back then we will have to rise kashmiri youth to fight for their freedom and country we have to arm and train them again and they have to hurt Indian army so hard in Kashmir that they get tired of receiving dead bodies of their soldiers only then they will leave Kashmir we have to start war like Afghanistan in Kashmir
Yes Yes I know now Indians are gonna burst on me but remember its only way and please forget about G5 or G10

Well, that approach has been tried and failed: spectacularly; and it happened so at a time when there was no insurgency in Pakistan which India could exploit, was a lot weaker, border was not fenced, and no one gave a damn about Islamic terrorism. It has no chance to succeed.

The cold truth is that, with just 3 million Muslims in Kashmir, they have less youths than India has active soldiers, let along reserves and paramilitary. India could finish them off with soft genocide (Chinese style), if we decide to do so. We need not do any hard genocide (German style).
 
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Don't forget Muslims have ruled over you for a thousand years.
Where are they now? Wherever the roamed, they killed and converted, i.e. your ancestors. So where are they now? Always the 1000 year rule card aye? You speak as if your ancestors were left completely unharmed. We remained defiant till the end, while you gave sway and let them have their way with you. :rofl:
 
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DRACONIAN LAWS
Enforced in Indian Occupied Kashmir

JAMMU & KASHMIR PUBLIC SAFETY ACT, 1978

The Act promulgated in 1978 (amended in 1987 and 1990) empowers the State government to detain a person without trial for two years under the pretext of maintenance of public order. The Act fell short of the recognized norms of justice, such as equality before law, the right of the accused of appearance before a Magistrate within 24 hours of arrest, fair trial in public, access to counsel, cross examination of the witnesses, appeal against conviction, protection from being tried under retrospective application of law, etc. Even the provisions of the Act, though already unsatisfactory, have been consistently violated. The detainees are not informed of the reasons of their arrest and they are kept in custody for a much longer period of time than stipulated in the Act. They are not allowed to meet their relatives and counsels. The amendment of 1990 extended its operation beyond the State, enabling the State machinery to keep the detainees in the jails of India, outside the State. Under Section 22 of the Act, any legal proceeding against officials for acts “done in good faith” are also disallowed.

The law has been widely used against the innocent Kashmiris as well as political opponents. Thousands of people have over the years been detained under the Act.

JAMMU & KASHMIR DISTURBED AREAS ACT, 1990

Under the Act, the whole or part of the State can be declared disturbed area by the Central Government or the Governor. The whole valley of Kashmir and two Districts of Jammu have since been declared disturbed areas. An official of the level of Head Constable is allowed to use force or shoot (and kill) under the pretext of maintaining the public order. The Act gives the police extraordinary powers of arrest and detention. It provided a cover to the state machinery for indiscriminate and unprovoked firing at peaceful and unarmed demonstrations, extra judicial killings and destroying the property of Kashmiris on suspicion. Moreover, Section 6 gives legal immunity to persons acting under this Act; no suit or prosecution can be instituted, except with the previous sanction of the government against any person in respect of anything done or purported to be done in exercise of the powers conferred by the Act.

TERRORIST AND DISRUPTIVE ACTIVITIES ACT (TADA) 1990

The Act enforced in 1985 (amended in 1987) gives security forces and armed forces special powers for use of force, especially the amendment of 1987 made it tougher. It was widely used for unauthorized administrative detention without formal charges or trial for upto one year. Under the Act, involvement in, or preparation for, disruptive activities attracts sever punishment upto life imprisonment. Arrests can be made even on suspicion of committing “disruptive activities”, broadly defined as “any action taken, whether by act by speech or through any other media ….. which questions, disrupts or is intended to disrupt, whether directly or indirectly, the sovereignty and territorial integrity of India, or which is intended to bring about or support any claim…… for the cession of any part of India from the Union……”

Since the law gives special powers to the security forces in the use of force, arrest and detention, it was extensively used in the occupied Kashmir. Even after lapse of the Act in 1995, the cases are filed under this Act, which provides that it may be applied to preceding trials in various courts and to persons, who may be tried in connection with the offences alleged to have been committed prior to 1995. The regime of the occupied Kashmir acknowledged that it held 772 persons under the TADA. Still many more are in Indian jails, outside the State.

This law also fails to meet the international standard of fundamental principles of justice, which requires that the detainees should have a fair and prompt trial and they should be informed of the reasons of arrest. The defence counsel is not permitted to see witnesses for the prosecution, who are kept behind screen while testifying in court. Besides, confessions extracted under duress are permitted as evidence.

THE ARMED FORCES (JAMMU & KASHMIR) SPECIAL POWERS ACT, 1990

The Armed Forces (Jammu & Kashmir) Special Powers Ordinance, introduced in July, 1990, was later enacted by the Parliament of India and enforced on 10th September, 1990. When certain areas are declared to be “disturbed”, the army and paramilitary forces are granted sweeping powers under Section 4 (C) of this Act.

The armed forces can be used in aid of civil authorities and even a non commissioned officer can search any place, stop/seize any vehicle, fire at any person (and kill), or arrest him even on the basis of suspicion with no obligation to inform him of the grounds thereof. It gives the Indian security forces sweeping powers that facilitate arbitrary arrests and detention and extra judicial executions as well as destruction of property.

The provisions of the black law are further violated in the occupied Kashmir by the security forces. Under the law, an arrested person is to be handed over to the nearest police station. But it is seldom done. Besides, the armed forces personnel are supposed to act as and when requested by the civilian authorities. In other words, the former should work under the direction of the latter. However, factually the security forces are inflicting atrocities on the Kashmiris without informing the civil administration. The State government has proved ineffective in controlling the Indian security forces, who have unleashed a reign of terror in occupied territory. The Act legitimizes barbarism in the State, as under Section 7, the security forces are given an immunity from prosecution for any act committed by them.

PREVENTION OF TERRORISM ACT (POTA), 2002

The Prevention of Terrorism Ordinance (POTA), promulgated on 25th October, 2001 was initially rejected by the Upper House, when presented for enactment. However, it was passed at the joint session of the Indian Parliament on March 26, 2002. Though the law was for the whole country, its main focus was occupied Kashmir.

POTA equipped the Indian forces with extra ordinary powers. Under the law, any act committed with a lethal weapon was termed terrorist act. The offences included even inviting support for an alleged “terrorist organisation”, addressing a gathering of sympathizers (of a terrorist organisation) and arranging, helping or assisting to arrange a meeting in which support for any “terrorist organisation” or its activities is expressed. The properties of the alleged terrorists, terrorist organisations and their sympathies would be seized. The suspects could be detained for 3 months without framing charges against them and for another 3 months, if allowed by a special Judge.

The Government officials admitted that excesses had regularly been committed. A long list of illegal arrests and unlawful killings has been documented by the human rights organisations. This black law was used mainly in occupied Kashmir. Ninety Nine point nine percent arrested under this Act were Muslims. Owing to strong protests and denunciation from the world leaders and organisations, the Act has now been withdrawn.

UNLAWFUL ACTIVITIES (PREVENTION) AMENDMENT ORDINANCE 2004

The Ordinance was passed by the Indian President in 2004 and was implemented forthwith. It has since been promulgated as Act. It again provides extraordinary powers to armed forces and other law enforcement agencies, similar to those previously provided by the POTA.

In addition to the above-mentioned measures, the laws and ordinances regarding other disturbed parts of India can also be applied in occupied Kashmir.

THE NATIONAL SECURITY ACT (NSA)

> Under the NSA, a person can be detained without charge or trial for upto one year to prevent him from acting in a manner prejudicial to state security, the maintenance of public order or relations with a foreign power.

OFFICIAL SECRETS ACT (OSA)

Under the Official Secrets Act (OSA), the Government may restrict publication of sensitive stories. But the Government interprets this broadly to suppress criticism of its policies.

NEWSPAPERS INCITEMENTS TO OFFENCES ACT

The Newspapers Incitements to Offences Act, 1971 remains in effect in Jammu and Kashmir. Under the Act, a District Magistrate may prohibit the publishing of material resulting in “incitement to murder” or “any act of violence”.

CRIMINAL PROCEDURE CODE

The Criminal Procedure Code provides for an open trial in most cases, but it allows exceptions in proceedings involving official secret trials in which statements prejudicial to the safety of the State might be made, or under provisions of special security legislation. The authorities enjoy special powers to search and arrest without a warrant. If required, the public assemblies can be banned and a curfew can also be imposed.

INDIAN TELEGRAPH ACT

The Indian Telegraph Act authorizes the surveillance of communications, including monitoring telephone conversations and intercepting personal mail, in case of public emergency or “in the interest of the public safety or tranquility”.

Besides the afore mentioned draconian laws, the following are also in force:-

Enemy Agent Ordinance 1948
The Egress and Internal Movement (Control) Ordinance, 1948
Prevention of Unlawful Activities, 1963
Prevention of Subversion and Sabotage Act, 1965
 
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Ghazni-e-hind is imminent ...I think it will start with Kashmir.
Isn't it gaswa-e-hind?? whatever?? sounds like a Bollywood movie released in broadway, Newyork..

I am Vishnu, the most radiant sun among the gods, through my brilliance I bring the light in the universe....

Whatever is your point, I agree with you. All the best.
That's the part I liked most in your replies.. Namo Narayanaya..!!!
 
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nudge

:prod (someone) gently with one's elbow in order to attract attention.



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The club members would have giggled.

Giggle:

laugh lightly and repeatedly in a silly way, from amusement, nervousness, or embarrassment.


 
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