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what makes you say that?
Modi: Pakistan has forgotten that it bombards its own citizens from fighter jets
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what makes you say that?
ebrahym
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your posts in which u r advocating him
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Yeah truth hurts the brainwashed kids like you.
Visit this indian site to clear your drunk mind .
http://www.dnaindia.com/india/report-kashmir-erupts-10-killed-as-wani-is-buried-2232890
Kashmiris hate Indians and Hindus like anything
Sunni wahaabi crowd...no one gives a eff...really.
How?
Didn't the chinese send their z10 helis to test on your citizen's?
The fact is no human rights bothers with what happens inside Pakistan, it's Muslim on Muslim...no one bothers to keep count or bother what happens there.
The human rights are funded by the free world..They don't pay the international organization's to bother about what happens in the Muslim world.
True fact.
You can kill a million...no one will bat an eyelid.
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if you mean by our citizens TTP then of course
so thats why you killing muslims in India and Kashmir
do you realize the date of interview he was always critical of starting operation
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where are u webmaster ? ban this son of************
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The Sunni waahabi lot in the valley are trouble makers like the ones in France Syria etc, they wave isis and pakistani flags..
Reality is...India is way too lenient with these psycho killers...but that's how it is.
Millions of your lot have been killed in the last few years. .does the free world bother?...not really.
The free world has better things to do ..like travel safely, attend rallies without fear, even go nude on nudist camps without being bothered by psycho nuts.
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Exactly. And that's why anyone who raises their arms against state will be killed. Irrespective of whether they are Kashmiris or Tamils.
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Modi should catch up to current affairs. And stop using Internet Explorer:
A family with all their belongings packed in the back of mini-truck seen in Bannu fleeing the military operation in North Waziristan tribal agency. PHOTO: AFP
BANNU: Civilians are streaming out of North Waziristan in a two-pronged exodus ahead of an expected ground assault against militants, officials said Thursday, with many crossing the border into Afghanistan.
The military is waging a long-awaited offensive against insurgents holed up in North Waziristan and began pounding targets with air raids and artillery fire on June 15.
Tanks and troops have been mobilised and are expected to begin a new, more intense phase of the operation after a three-day window to allow civilians to leave the area, due to end on June 20.
Officials say that at least 113,000 people have fled North Waziristan since initial air strikes began in May.
That represents more than a fifth of North Waziristan’s estimated total population but the true size of the exodus is likely to be even larger, as official figures only count people who register with the authorities.
Most of those escaping have gone to the town of Bannu, which neighbours North Waziristan in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa.
Arshad Khan, director general of the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (Fata) Disaster Management Authority, told AFP that 51,000 people had arrived in Bannu since June 18, when a shoot-on-sight curfew was eased to allow civilians to get out.
But significant numbers have also flowed over the porous frontier into eastern Afghanistan.
“So far, an estimated 4,000 families have crossed into eastern Afghan provinces and the displacement is increasing,” an official responsible for monitoring the displacement on the Afghan border told AFP.
“Afghan authorities have yet to prepare a final report but up to now they have provided assistance to 818 Pakistani families.”
Authorities in the eastern Afghan province of Khost have set up a camp to provide displaced people with food and other essentials, the official said.
Akbar Zadran, a senior government official in Khost told AFP by telephone that 1,000 Pakistani families had been registered by Thursday while thousands more had taken shelter with the local population.
There have been fears that militants could use the cover of the civilian evacuation to slip out of North Waziristan.
Soldiers searched vehicles leaving the area on Thursday leading to long queues of vehicles waiting to get out of Miramshah, the main town of North Waziristan.
Vehicles are in short supply and owners are cashing in on the sudden demand.
“A vehicle which used to be available for 4,000 rupees now costs 40,000 rupees and even at this fare it is almost impossible to find one,” a resident waiting to move out his family told AFP in Miramshah.
A sombre atmosphere prevailed in the town as people packed up their belongings and loaded them on whatever vehicle they could find. Some were reduced to attempting the 60-kilometre journey to Bannu on foot.
The Pakistani military launched the offensive – a longstanding demand of the United States – on June 15, a week after an attack on Karachi airport killed dozens and marked the end of a troubled peace process
Source:
http://tribune.com.pk/story/724092/...n-since-initial-air-strikes-in-may-officials/
A family with all their belongings packed in the back of mini-truck seen in Bannu fleeing the military operation in North Waziristan tribal agency. PHOTO: AFP
BANNU: Civilians are streaming out of North Waziristan in a two-pronged exodus ahead of an expected ground assault against militants, officials said Thursday, with many crossing the border into Afghanistan.
The military is waging a long-awaited offensive against insurgents holed up in North Waziristan and began pounding targets with air raids and artillery fire on June 15.
Tanks and troops have been mobilised and are expected to begin a new, more intense phase of the operation after a three-day window to allow civilians to leave the area, due to end on June 20.
Officials say that at least 113,000 people have fled North Waziristan since initial air strikes began in May.
That represents more than a fifth of North Waziristan’s estimated total population but the true size of the exodus is likely to be even larger, as official figures only count people who register with the authorities.
Most of those escaping have gone to the town of Bannu, which neighbours North Waziristan in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa.
Arshad Khan, director general of the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (Fata) Disaster Management Authority, told AFP that 51,000 people had arrived in Bannu since June 18, when a shoot-on-sight curfew was eased to allow civilians to get out.
But significant numbers have also flowed over the porous frontier into eastern Afghanistan.
“So far, an estimated 4,000 families have crossed into eastern Afghan provinces and the displacement is increasing,” an official responsible for monitoring the displacement on the Afghan border told AFP.
“Afghan authorities have yet to prepare a final report but up to now they have provided assistance to 818 Pakistani families.”
Authorities in the eastern Afghan province of Khost have set up a camp to provide displaced people with food and other essentials, the official said.
Akbar Zadran, a senior government official in Khost told AFP by telephone that 1,000 Pakistani families had been registered by Thursday while thousands more had taken shelter with the local population.
There have been fears that militants could use the cover of the civilian evacuation to slip out of North Waziristan.
Soldiers searched vehicles leaving the area on Thursday leading to long queues of vehicles waiting to get out of Miramshah, the main town of North Waziristan.
Vehicles are in short supply and owners are cashing in on the sudden demand.
“A vehicle which used to be available for 4,000 rupees now costs 40,000 rupees and even at this fare it is almost impossible to find one,” a resident waiting to move out his family told AFP in Miramshah.
A sombre atmosphere prevailed in the town as people packed up their belongings and loaded them on whatever vehicle they could find. Some were reduced to attempting the 60-kilometre journey to Bannu on foot.
The Pakistani military launched the offensive – a longstanding demand of the United States – on June 15, a week after an attack on Karachi airport killed dozens and marked the end of a troubled peace process
Source:
http://tribune.com.pk/story/724092/...n-since-initial-air-strikes-in-may-officials/
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Ya..burning people alive in train was inhuman
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do you have reading problem or comprehension problem?
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cant see what u trying to say
or is that related to OP
but killing armless protesters and blinding them is not justified by this
certainly and they were pakistani citizens inside indian soil
no but seems you have memory problem
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No...they were all Indian minorities
ebrahym
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we talking about samjhota express right?
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Mate you're army used tanks against a couple terrorist inside pathankot airbase
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