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[IBRIS]

Here is the punk who missed his target.

 

[somebozo]

Kashmiries observe black day on 15 august. wonder why such sentiments do not exisit in Pakistani Kashmir.

 

[Hulk]

Just look at the way reporting is done in Pakistan, they have written ' A Muslim policemen'. These people cannot write anything without looking at religion. By the way let them celebrate, some idiots do not know why they are doing something, I would have understood if it was some none Kashmiri. Omar is a great leader and PDP is after him because of that, it's all politics she just want to win next election. After the election everything will be normal trust me.

 

[Brotherhood]

3 militants, trooper killed in gunfight in India-controlled Kashmir - People's Daily Online August 16, 2010

Three militants and an Indian army trooper were killed in a three-day- long gunfight between militants and a joint party of Indian army and police, police Monday said.

An army officer, a policeman and a civilian were also injured in the standoff.

The gunfight which broke out in Thanamandi forest area of Rajouri district, 180 km northwest of Jammu, the winter capital of India-controlled Kashmir, started Saturday.

"The gunfight started Saturday and ended this afternoon. Three militants and an army soldier were killed in the three-day-long gunfight. Two militants were killed on Sunday, while another militant was killed today. Also a soldier died today after receiving bullets," said a police officer posted in Rajouri.

The injured were hospitalized and are undergoing treatment.

The gunfight is reported to have stopped but search operations are underway in the forest area.

Police officials said the slain militants have been identified as the cardres of Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) militant outfit active in the area.

Last week militants ambushed an army convoy in the area injuring two troopers. A woman was killed and 15 passengers were also injured, when a bus they were traveling in was caught in crossfire between militants and army troopers.

Gunfight between Indian troops and militants in the region takes place intermittently.

Police and defense officials maintain that most of the times the operations triggering gunfights are carried out on prior information about presence of militants in specific areas.

Militants in the region are engaged in a guerrilla war with the Indian troops and police stationed in the region over the past two decades.

Source:Xinhua

 

[stormyboy]

DAMN!! Why does shoe always miss target??!!

 

[brahmastra]

easy way to get on tv and become famous if you throw shoe at some famous person. nothing new.

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

Look at the dog standing!! like a faithful dog of his master! bloody bastard.

 

[Solomon2]

viva le resistance..soon shoes will be declared WMD and all delegates have to attend without shoes.

You're in Saudi, how much do you think the sheiks will bid for this pair?

 

[S_O_C_O_M]

Gilani: Indian forces unleash reign of terror in Occupied Kashmir ​

Written by KMS
Monday, 16 August 2010 18:41

Srinagar, August 16, 2010: APHC Chairman, Syed Ali Gilani, has said that Indian troops have unleashed a reign of terror across the occupied territory to suppress the ongoing liberation movement.

Syed Ali Gilani, who is undergoing treatment at Soura Institute of Medical Sciences, addressing the newsmen via telephone said that the Indian forces, after killing and injuring the Kashmiri youth, were trampling their bodies ruthlessly. “On one hand, India claims to be the biggest democracy of the world, while on the other hand, its troops are committing gross rights abuses,” he added.



He strongly condemned the desecration of Hazratbal Shrine by the troopers. “The troops wearing boots went inside the shrine, broke window panes and thrashed the worshippers, who were offering prayers. This is the worst form of Indian state terrorism and barbarism,” he maintained. Grand Mufti of Occupied Kashmir, Mufti Bashir-ud-Din, strongly denounced the desecration of Hazratbal Shrine by Indian troops on Saturday.

Announcing the ten-day protest programme in connection with the ongoing "Quit Kashmir Movement", Syed Ali Gilani urged people to make it a success. He lauded the Kashmiris for their unmatched sacrifices and commitment to carry on protests against Indian oppression, despite all odds.

Syed Ali Gilani said that the people would observe complete strike, stage protests and sit-ins on August 16. “People should stage sit-ins from the morning prayers to Maghrib prayers and offer Zuhar and Asar prayers on streets. After the Tarawih prayers, pro-freedom and pro-Islamic slogans should be raised on public address systems,” he said.

He said that on August 17, there would be no strike, however, people should hoist black flags on their vehicles as a mark of protest. He stated that complete shutdown would be observed on August 18 besides march towards HMT, Sopore, Islamabad, Trehgam and Pattan.

Syed Ali Gilani said that there would be a complete strike on August 19 and the day would be observed as Prisoners Day to express solidarity with the leaders and youth, languishing in different jails. He said that there would be no strike on August 20, after 12 noon, while on August 21, the people would observe complete shutdown besides staging protests and sit-ins.

Giving further details of the programme, he said that the people would observe strike on August 22, adding, “On the day people are advised to clean up the garbage in their respective areas.” Syed Ali Gilani said that the people of Kashmir would go on strike on August 23 and stage sit-in protests while on August 24 there would be no strike and on August 25, people would stage sit-ins and observe shutdown.

Life remained paralysed due to the shutdown call by APHC Chairman, Syed Ali Gilani, to protest against the killing of innocent Kashmiris by Indian police and troops. The call had been given as part of the ongoing "Quit Kashmir Movement". Shops, business establishments, educational institutions, banks and courts remained closed while traffic was off the road.

The occupation authorities clamped curfew in Srinagar, Islamabad, Bijbehara, Sopore, Kupwara, Trehgam and Bandipora while imposing restrictions in Baramulla, Pulwama, Hindwara and other major towns to prevent people from staging protests. Defying curfew, people held anti-India demonstrations in several localities of Srinagar. Indian forces opened fire on the protesters in Batamaloo area, injuring several people, one of them critically.

Despite curfew, thousands of enthused people from the length and breadth of Bandipore district marched towards the house of a police officer to complement his action of hurling a shoe towards the puppet Chief Minster, Omar Abdullah during a function, yesterday.

On the other hand, three youth were martyred while an Indian soldier was killed in a clash between Freedom Fighters and the Indian forces in Saran Wali area of Rajouri. An army Major and a Special Police Officer of Indian police were injured during the clash. A civilian also sustained injuries in the indiscriminate firing of the troops.

In New York, Kashmiri Americans held a peace rally in front of the Indian Mission to the United Nations. Addressing the rally, the Executive Director of Kashmir Centre Washington, Dr Ghulam Nabi Fai said that the people of Kashmir had been struggling to secure their right of self-determination promised to them by the international community.

The Chairman of Kashmir Centre Brussels, Barrister Abdul Majeed Tramboo addressing a protest demonstration in front of the Indian Embassy in Brussels said that the people of Jammu and Kashmir were facing the worst form of Indian state terrorism. Addressing a similar demonstration in London, the Executive Director of Kashmir Centre London, Professor Nazir Ahmed Shawl and other speakers emphasised that the best democratic way to resolve the Kashmir dispute was to hold plebiscite in the territory.

http://www.markthetruth.com/topnews/727-top-news.html

 

[Hulk]

Utter nonesense, if people do not want policemen to enter their religious place they should not do politics there.

 

[brahmastra]

Gilani should keep his dirty mouth shut, and care about your kashmir only.

 

[gubbi]

Gilani: Indian forces unleash reign of terror in Occupied Kashmir ​

Written by KMS
Monday, 16 August 2010 18:41

Gilani: Indian forces unleash reign of terror in Occupied Kashmir

That picture is NOT of Kashmir. Its of Lebanon (not even Palestinian), a Hezbollah mourning procession. There is a Lebanese flag in the background. Geez, when will people ever learn! Using such images to stoke further unrest is despicable and downright cheap. But then what else can one expect from people with ulterior motives!

As for rest of the article, WHATEVER! You people keep your hopes high.

 

[HAIDER]

Its getting worst day by day. More India keep the arm forces within civilian limits more hatred will increase. But it seems things are out of control. More like press censor in Kashmir. Its out of India hand now.
With the power they won't be able to keep Kashmir in India for long.
The biggest and longest armed forces presence in any conflict zone.

 

[gubbi]

If the indians had accepted the accession of hydrabad-jundagarh to pakistan then we would have accepted the same thing in kashmir..........but you invaded hydrabad-jundagarh saying that they where majority hindu areas so should join india and then we pakistani said the same thing should apply in kashmir.

Did india accept the accession of these two areas to pakistan....no

Hyderabad and Junagadh, both Hindu majority princely states ruled by Muslim rulers, who chose to join Pakistan. Agreed.

Problem: Pakistan was created for the Muslims of the sub-continent, Jinnah himself had said something to the effect that Muslims and Hindus cannot share a nation! Unfortunately for Pakistan & fortunately for the rest of the world it turned out to be false. Pakistan had but only one leader worth his salt and he stumbled!

Now, on what basis was Pakistan willing to accept Hindu majority states? Wouldnt that negate the very purpose of why Pakistan was carved out of India in the first place? Wouldnt that negate the very reason for Pakistan's existence?

Now dont ever equate Hyderabad and Junagadh issues to Kashmir issue. Totally irrelevant. Its another story that India could militarily undo the flimsy accession.

 

[Gene]

a kashmiri guy who thrown a shoe at another kashmiri called hero???