Kashmir | News & Discussions.

[yashchauhan]

yes suppressing free speech and arresting people who havent committed a crime is very democratic behaviour

''good job'' indeed

India has death penalty in place for the ones who try to against the state and speech of hatred is intolerable specially in such sensitive regions!

 

[Kinetic]

Wednesday, 21 April 2010
Jumadi-ul-Awwal 06, 1431



DAWN.COM | World | Indian police arrest human rights leader in Srinagar

Arrested yes but not any 'human rights' activists. Its govt of J/K's duty to crash illegal meetings. There are more human rights in India than any other country specially in Asia.

You are allowed to speak against India when living in India, example hurriyat conference. If they were in any other country, all of them already had been vanished by the military.

 

[Kinetic]

Kashmir belongs to Pakistan and we will take it back and Indians know that . Thats why they have not managed to held election so Kashmiri ppl can chose as Pakistan and India agreed about in UN.

There is no way Kashmir belongs to Pakistan. Kashirmis are Indians for last 6000 years, check the history of Kashmir. If you say thet they are being Muslims than India never accepted religious based partition of India and most of the Muslims of Indian sub-continent live out side Pakistan.

 

[AyanRay]

depends who you ask......indians were saying that they drowned. That claim was later rubbished after autopsy was carried out

Autopsy was carried out by whom? Who made the report public? Indians, right?
I remember a story of another Kashmiri girl, dont remember her name, who single handedly had made two terrorists run for there life. She is now working with with J&K police department

 

[ek_indian]

Unnecessary chest thumping by Pakistani friends.

The so-called HR activist was caught by JnK police which is infact, full of local people only. So no point in playing opression-opression game!!

The activist should consider themselves fortunate to be in India. Had it not been a democracy, all would be gone prior to meeting even and no news would be in media.

 

[Mirza Jatt]

Today Kashmiris are working in Indian police,Indian army,they have spread in other parts of in India working as doctors,journalists,etc and serving the country..why because thats where they belong...India.These seperatists are not stopped from doing their work,until they cross their limit and starts rallies which are adressed by militants.

 

[Abu Zolfiqar]

Unnecessary chest thumping by Pakistani friends.

The so-called HR activist was caught by JnK police which is infact, full of local people only. So no point in playing opression-opression game!!

The activist should consider themselves fortunate to be in India. Had it not been a democracy, all would be gone prior to meeting even and no news would be in media.

they aren't in india....they are in Kashmir.


you can call other Pakistanis on here your friend. Don't include me on that list please, i don't even know you.


yes I know there is ''freedom of speech'' in hindstan. Especially when it encompasses anti-Islam anti-Pakistan rhetoric.

 

[karan.1970]

they aren't in india....they are in Kashmir.


you can call other Pakistanis on here your friend. Don't include me on that list please, i don't even know you.


yes I know there is ''freedom of speech'' in hindstan. Especially when it encompasses anti-Islam anti-Pakistan rhetoric.

And Jammu & Kashmir is in India and inshah allah will stay there forever...

 

[raw@war]

Pakistani/Kashmiris are not under constant curfews; not being strip-searched on daily basis for no reason.

Because we don't believe in CROSS BORDER TERRORISM.

 

[Abu Zolfiqar]

And Jammu & Kashmir is in India

yeah, on paper maybe

i'm not denying that there are pro-india elements in Kashmir though.

a lot of them have been 'imported'

and inshah allah will stay there forever...

and the struggle continues.

you have the watch.

Kashmiris have the time

 

[hillman32]

You seem to have wokenup too late. This ban was lifted within 24Hrs.
We still seem to be arguing on this even when there is no ban.

That is what I said.

How come, Indian government who is so nice and motherly with Kashmiris can ban this facility...............................

 

[FireFighter]

LOL, at you Indians. What have you been smoking? The part of Kashmir India owns is occupied. In which part of Kashmir is there a resistance movement? In which part of Kashmir are there mass protests against Indian rule? In which part of Kashmir do most of the parties want to seccede? Answer: 'Indian' Kashmir

The most logical explanation about the presence of 700,000 Indian soldiers in Indian occupied Kashmir you'll ever get from Indians is that....well they're protecting the Kashmiri people from extremists militant, whilst the govn't is busy banning services and basic rights and priviledges LOL


they should also ban schooling, text books and education as well.

 

[IBRIS]

yeh dude why should 40,000 dead bodies make any difference to you...and you speak too soon about the future, only time will tell

So, what is the body count of kashmiri's who were the victims of cross border infiltrators terrorist bombings all in and around kashmir. "TALEE EK HAATH NAA NAYI WAJDEE".

 

[intelarpit]

The most logical explanation about the presence of 700,000 Indian soldiers in Indian occupied Kashmir you'll ever get from Indians is that....well they're protecting the Kashmiri people from extremists militant, whilst the govn't is busy banning services and basic rights and priviledges LOL


they should also ban schooling, text books and education as well.

I can give you a better explanation

We have Pakistan at LoC and they can play mischief(like kargil).....to kick them we have 700000 soldiers and we are planning to raise these number to 100000....moreover we have some 100000 BSF guys also there

 

[gubbi]

they should also ban schooling, text books and education as well.

Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir is NOT Waziristan or NWFP where Taliban bans such things left and right, while the legitimate Pak govt. either enters into an agreement with the extremists or watches from the sidelines while their authority is blatantly trampled upon by the Taliban.