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I don't think I have to show you the articles of newly discovered mass graves in Indian-occupied Kashmir?
Post them now !
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Dedicated Thread for Pictures and Multimedia , depicting Indian occupation of J&K.
Mods Please make it Sticky.
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Why is India doing these things? This atrocities of innocent needs to be stopped.
2600 bodies including civilians found in Kashmir mass grave
A human rights group in Kashmir said it had discovered some 2,600 unmarked graves linked to the region's pro-freedom movement.
Wednesday, 02 December 2009 23:42
A human rights group in Kashmir said on Wednesday it had discovered some 2,600 bodies from an unmarked grave, including scores of civilians and called on authorities to launch an investigation.
The graves were found in cemeteries in 55 villages close to the Line of Control, according to the International People's Tribunal on Human Rights and Justice in Indian Administered Kashmir (IPTK).
"The graveyards investigated by IPTK entomb bodies of those murdered in encounter and fake encounter killings between 1990-2009," Angana P. Chatterji, IPTK's convener, said at a news conference.
Nearly 90 percent of the graves were unmarked, she said.
In a report titled "Buried Evidence" released Wednesday, the group documented 2,373 "unmarked and mass graves" containing nearly 2,600 bodies. It said 177 of the graves contained more than one body.
"We're not saying who is in each grave. But we're saying these are unnamed graves and its imperative to investigate the issue by an independent international body," said Angna Chatterji, one of the group's members.
The Himalayan region is at the heart of a decades-long dispute between India and Pakistan, who have fought two of their three wars over the issue since they won freedom from British rule in 1947.
Tens of thousands of [innocent] Muslims have been killed since pro-independent moves grew against Indian rule in 1989.
Last year, the same rights group, said they had discovered nearly 1,000 unmarked graves in 18 villages in the same area.
Kashmiris see India as an "occupier" and accuse the ruling of systematic violations, killing dozens of civilians in Himalayan region.
International human rights groups, which put the toll at about 70,000 dead or missing, have in the past asked Indian authorities to investigate whether unmarked graves hold bodies of civilians who have disappeared as Indian troops attacked fighters.
Indian security forces in the troubled region have been accused of killing civilians in staged gun battles and passing them off as pro-independent fighters to earn rewards and promotions.
2600 bodies including civilians found in Kashmir mass grave [ WORLD BULLETIN- TURKEY NEWS, WORLD NEWS ]
A human rights group in Kashmir said it had discovered some 2,600 unmarked graves linked to the region's pro-freedom movement.
Wednesday, 02 December 2009 23:42
A human rights group in Kashmir said on Wednesday it had discovered some 2,600 bodies from an unmarked grave, including scores of civilians and called on authorities to launch an investigation.
The graves were found in cemeteries in 55 villages close to the Line of Control, according to the International People's Tribunal on Human Rights and Justice in Indian Administered Kashmir (IPTK).
"The graveyards investigated by IPTK entomb bodies of those murdered in encounter and fake encounter killings between 1990-2009," Angana P. Chatterji, IPTK's convener, said at a news conference.
Nearly 90 percent of the graves were unmarked, she said.
In a report titled "Buried Evidence" released Wednesday, the group documented 2,373 "unmarked and mass graves" containing nearly 2,600 bodies. It said 177 of the graves contained more than one body.
"We're not saying who is in each grave. But we're saying these are unnamed graves and its imperative to investigate the issue by an independent international body," said Angna Chatterji, one of the group's members.
The Himalayan region is at the heart of a decades-long dispute between India and Pakistan, who have fought two of their three wars over the issue since they won freedom from British rule in 1947.
Tens of thousands of [innocent] Muslims have been killed since pro-independent moves grew against Indian rule in 1989.
Last year, the same rights group, said they had discovered nearly 1,000 unmarked graves in 18 villages in the same area.
Kashmiris see India as an "occupier" and accuse the ruling of systematic violations, killing dozens of civilians in Himalayan region.
International human rights groups, which put the toll at about 70,000 dead or missing, have in the past asked Indian authorities to investigate whether unmarked graves hold bodies of civilians who have disappeared as Indian troops attacked fighters.
Indian security forces in the troubled region have been accused of killing civilians in staged gun battles and passing them off as pro-independent fighters to earn rewards and promotions.
2600 bodies including civilians found in Kashmir mass grave [ WORLD BULLETIN- TURKEY NEWS, WORLD NEWS ]
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Oh man....you are so hilarious....First thing...learn some basic skill of PR...
The security man has gun and instead of using it..he tries to get away with stone-pelting mob.....Any one looking at this photo must be confused....Who is doing atrocities???? What ever this is...it does not take your agenda of Kashmir forward.....
Third part outside In-Pk looking at this pic will not believe your line. This pic shows "Mob is using stones for protest and security man is not using his gun even when he is targeted" Amnesty & Human Right guys will be pleased.
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actually...my friend this pictures r the reality of kashmir...may be the pakistani members r using it to there favor but none the less....
anyway i dont understand why indians n pakistanis r so fired up(to the levels of maniacs,sometimes) on the topic of kashmir(only)....when both have 100 more serious issues to bang there heads on...
Q-can kasmir solved with force?
A-absolutely not....
Q-indias stand on kashmir,help solve it?
A-absolutely not...
Q-pakistans stand on kashmir,help solve it?
A-absolutely not...
Q-terrorists
hang2: freedomfighters)will help solve it?A-absolutely not...
so as i see...its going nowhere......
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this pic is from mumbai.See and match the architecture,electricity pillar,car position in this pic.still you will say this pic is from kashmir???
this link is from your own website
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actually...my friend this pictures r the reality of kashmir...may be the pakistani members r using it to there favor but none the less....
anyway i dont understand why indians n pakistanis r so fired up(to the levels of maniacs,sometimes) on the topic of kashmir(only)....when both have 100 more serious issues to bang there heads on...
Q-can kasmir solved with force?
A-absolutely not....
Q-indias stand on kashmir,help solve it?
A-absolutely not...
Q-pakistans stand on kashmir,help solve it?
A-absolutely not...
Q-terrorists
A-absolutely not...
so as i see...its going nowhere......
Dear friend,
Kashmir has less to do with land or territory and more to do with the idea called India. We are a country where the religion, ethnicity, caste, region etc… are secondary, but Indianness is primary. We cannot afford to have our idea of India attacked under any circumstances by anybody. No cost is greater than the India itself. Do you think if Kashmir is solved tomorrow, the terrorists’ influx into India is going to come down? No. It is not the Kashmir they are looking at but to destroy the idea called India. We should not let that happen under any circumstances
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pehlay app kioun nahi nawaab sahab! app baray hain future so called self proclaimed "super power hain"? so why don't you start rolling the ball and gudie the world the rising shining india style!
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Pakistan itself is suffering from several problems. Feel free to say NO to me provided you have solid source to defend.
Its economy has to shape up well. When most of the Asian countires are raising why not Pakistan. It has to join the league of the Raising Asians.
Instead they spend so much men and material fighting for other's independence. Its sounds fishy.
When your own children are fighting for survival why do you need to worry about the next man's children.
Its economy has to shape up well. When most of the Asian countires are raising why not Pakistan. It has to join the league of the Raising Asians.
Instead they spend so much men and material fighting for other's independence. Its sounds fishy.
When your own children are fighting for survival why do you need to worry about the next man's children.
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19 July 1953 is a remarkable day of those fateful years when against all political odds citizens of Srinagar defied prohibitory orders and thousands gathered in Nawakadal Srinagar to protest against the accession with India.
On 29 December 1963 the occupied state rose in revolt against India and Indian stooges, when the sacred hair was stolen mysteriously from Hazratbal Shrine Mosque. The demand for the sacred hair instantly changed into a full-scale mass freedom movement in the length and breadth of Kashmir. Pandit Nehru was forced to release many political workers including Sheikh Abdullah from prisons.
On February 28, 1975 the whole of Jammu and Kashmir went on a historical strike over a call given by the then Prime Minister of Pakistan Late Zulfiqar Ali Bhuthoo to protest against the Delhi agreement of Sheikh Abdullah and Indra Gandhi, which is an echoing day in the history of Kashmir.
On 29 December 1963 the occupied state rose in revolt against India and Indian stooges, when the sacred hair was stolen mysteriously from Hazratbal Shrine Mosque. The demand for the sacred hair instantly changed into a full-scale mass freedom movement in the length and breadth of Kashmir. Pandit Nehru was forced to release many political workers including Sheikh Abdullah from prisons.
On February 28, 1975 the whole of Jammu and Kashmir went on a historical strike over a call given by the then Prime Minister of Pakistan Late Zulfiqar Ali Bhuthoo to protest against the Delhi agreement of Sheikh Abdullah and Indra Gandhi, which is an echoing day in the history of Kashmir.
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No Kashmiri migrant has returned to Valley: Minister
Jammu: Over 350,000 Kashmiri Pandits had fled the Valley two decades ago when Islamic militancy erupted and not a single migrant has returned in all these years, Revenue Minister Raman Bhalla said.
"So far, no migrant has returned to the Valley," Bhalla said in a written reply in the Assembly Friday to a question by Hakim Mohammad Yaseen, an independent legislator.
The thousands of Hindus who fled the Valley 20 years ago have settled down in migrant camps in Jammu region and other parts of the country.
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh had in April 2008 announced a relief, return and rehabilitation package for the migrants and the state has reserved 3,000 posts for Kashmiri Pandit youth in various departments in the Valley, but so far no one had been recruited.
"The government has referred the posts to the recruitment board," the minister said in his reply.
Jammu: Over 350,000 Kashmiri Pandits had fled the Valley two decades ago when Islamic militancy erupted and not a single migrant has returned in all these years, Revenue Minister Raman Bhalla said.
"So far, no migrant has returned to the Valley," Bhalla said in a written reply in the Assembly Friday to a question by Hakim Mohammad Yaseen, an independent legislator.
The thousands of Hindus who fled the Valley 20 years ago have settled down in migrant camps in Jammu region and other parts of the country.
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh had in April 2008 announced a relief, return and rehabilitation package for the migrants and the state has reserved 3,000 posts for Kashmiri Pandit youth in various departments in the Valley, but so far no one had been recruited.
"The government has referred the posts to the recruitment board," the minister said in his reply.
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And 2 years after that, same people capture the inflitrators and handed over to IA. You payed heavy price for misjudging the mood of ppl in Valley. You seems to have not learn from that mistake.
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Army major dies in blast, captain slips to death
Srinagar: While an army captain died in accidental grenade blast in Ganderbal, a captain - dental officer - slipped to death in a bathroom at Leh in Ladakh division of the state, official sources said.
They said that Major Joginder Shekhawat of 24 Rashtriya Rifles was killed when a grenade, he was handling, explodes at Malesh Kangan in Ganderbal district in north Kashmir.
A defense ministry based spokesman in Srinagar, Lt Col JS Brar told Press Bureau of India that army has ordered an enquiry into the incident.
Investigation has been launched and circumstances leading to the incident are being established, he added.
This is the second accidental blast in last twenty four hours that claimed life of an army man. An army a personnel, Parveen Kumar of 62 Engineering Regiment was killed in an accidental grenade blast at Corps Battle School in Rajouri district of Jammu.
Meanwhile, in another incident, Brar said, a dental officer Captain Vivek Agnihotri died when he slipped and fell in his bathroom.
His head hit a blunt object, leading to his dead, he said.
Investigations are on in this incident as well to ascertain more details, he added. (PBI)
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Srinagar: While an army captain died in accidental grenade blast in Ganderbal, a captain - dental officer - slipped to death in a bathroom at Leh in Ladakh division of the state, official sources said.
They said that Major Joginder Shekhawat of 24 Rashtriya Rifles was killed when a grenade, he was handling, explodes at Malesh Kangan in Ganderbal district in north Kashmir.
A defense ministry based spokesman in Srinagar, Lt Col JS Brar told Press Bureau of India that army has ordered an enquiry into the incident.
Investigation has been launched and circumstances leading to the incident are being established, he added.
This is the second accidental blast in last twenty four hours that claimed life of an army man. An army a personnel, Parveen Kumar of 62 Engineering Regiment was killed in an accidental grenade blast at Corps Battle School in Rajouri district of Jammu.
Meanwhile, in another incident, Brar said, a dental officer Captain Vivek Agnihotri died when he slipped and fell in his bathroom.
His head hit a blunt object, leading to his dead, he said.
Investigations are on in this incident as well to ascertain more details, he added. (PBI)
Kashmir Watch :: In-depth coverage on Kashmir conflict
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