Pak deplores 'use of force' by India in Kashmir

[INDIAPOSITIVE]

Pakistantoday deplored the alleged "use of force" by Indian authorities against protesters in Jammu and Kashmir.

Pakistan's Foreign Office spokesperson Tasnim Aslam issued a statement regarding the situation in Jammu and Kashmir.

The spokesperson said that Pakistan regards the Kashmiris' struggle for their "right to self-determination" legitimate as sanctified by the United Nations Security Council resolutions.

"Pakistan deplores the brutal use of force by Indian security forces against peaceful and unarmed Kashmiris," said Aslam.

She said Pakistan has consistently extended diplomatic, moral and political support to the Kashmiris' struggle for "self-determination".

In her weekly briefing yesterday, the spokesperson had termed the waving of Pakistani flag by protesters inSrinagaras an "expression of emotional bond with Pakistan".

Pak deplores 'use of force' by India in Kashmir | Business Standard News

 

[WAR-rior]

Doobte ko tinke ka Sahara. Poor Pakistan clinging to the straw lent by those from some mohallas of Srinagar.

Matter of time.

 

[cerberus]

Pakistantoday deplored the alleged "use of force" by Indian authorities against protesters in Jammu and Kashmir.

Pakistan's Foreign Office spokesperson Tasnim Aslam issued a statement regarding the situation in Jammu and Kashmir.

The spokesperson said that Pakistan regards the Kashmiris' struggle for their "right to self-determination" legitimate as sanctified by the United Nations Security Council resolutions.

"Pakistan deplores the brutal use of force by Indian security forces against peaceful and unarmed Kashmiris," said Aslam.

She said Pakistan has consistently extended diplomatic, moral and political support to the Kashmiris' struggle for "self-determination".

In her weekly briefing yesterday, the spokesperson had termed the waving of Pakistani flag by protesters inSrinagaras an "expression of emotional bond with Pakistan".

Pak deplores 'use of force' by India in Kashmir | Business Standard News

 

[bhola singh]

Deplores...almost helpless.

 

[manishmaithani]

They already killed thousands of pathan and bloch by use of gunship, tank etc and with the help of foreign help(US) and now they are criticizing us that we cant even use force to arrest masrat ?
One thing coming in mind that this is the best example of Hypocrisies

 

[Cyberian]

It's pointless for Pakistan trying to civilise a deaf, dumb and blind democratically elected Hindu Fascist Government of India.

Jihad-e-Kashmir is the only language these statue worshippers understand.

 

[janon]

It's pointless for Pakistan trying to civilise a deaf, dumb and blind democratically elected Hindu Fascist Government of India.

Jihad-e-Kashmir is the only language these statue worshippers understand.

And how well did that work in the past?

 

[manishmaithani]

Ghuma fira ke fir religion pe aa gaye.. kabhi in cheejo se bahar nikal kar dekho duniya mein or bhi kuch hai

 

[janon]

Kashmiri policemen using tear gas and lathis = "Brutal use of force".

Pakistan using army, airforce, rangers, paramilitaries, heavy artillery, tanks, IFVs, fighter jets etc inside their own country for years and years = Just another day in paradise.

 

[Bang Galore]

Kashmiri policemen using tear gas and lathis = "Brutal use of force".

Pakistan using army, airforce, rangers, paramilitaries, heavy artillery, tanks, IFVs, fighter jets etc inside their own country for years and years = Just another day in paradise.

Must ask the Kashmiris in India whether they have ever heard the term IDP's. Except for the pundits, that term wouldn't even apply while Pakistan uses that to milk the rest of the world to fund their own IDP's caused by the use of heavy artillery, gunships & bombs being dropped by fighters.

Some use of force this.

 

[Areesh]

Kashmiri policemen using tear gas and lathis = "Brutal use of force".

Pakistan using army, airforce, rangers, paramilitaries, heavy artillery, tanks, IFVs, fighter jets etc inside their own country for years and years = Just another day in paradise.

True. because Pakistan is fighting terrorists while you are fighting civilians of Kashmir to occupy their land.

 

[WAR-rior]

It's pointless for Pakistan trying to civilise a deaf, dumb and blind democratically elected Hindu Fascist Government of India.

Jihad-e-Kashmir is the only language these statue worshippers understand.

Aao jara khushbu lagake. 1971 repeat Kara denge. And ya, you and you atim bum can go to hell. Indians care 2 hoot bout your nukes.

 

[Ammyy]

True. because Pakistan is fighting terrorists while you are fighting civilians of Kashmir to occupy their land.

Civilians of Kashmir Kashmiri civilians comes from Pakistan? How many terrorist got killed trying to cross border.

Most of them are unemployed Pakistani youth not Kashmiri.

 

[Areesh]

Must ask the Kashmiris in India whether they have ever heard the term IDP's. Except for the pundits, that term wouldn't even apply while Pakistan uses that to milk the rest of the world to fund their own IDP's caused by the use of heavy artillery, gunships & bombs being dropped by fighters.

Some use of force this.

We can ask kashmiris of Pakistan's own Kashmir or Azad Kashmir that whether they know terms like curfews, unmarked graves, AFSPA, detention centers etc etc..

Civilians of Kashmir Kashmiri civilians comes from Pakistan? How many terrorist got killed trying to cross border.

Most of them are unemployed Pakistani youth not Kashmiri.

Don't know what discussion is all about but jumps in between to sh!t. So typical you are.

 

[janon]

True. because Pakistan is fighting terrorists while you are fighting civilians of Kashmir to occupy their land.

In any case, lathis and tear gas are not excessive force for police standards anywhere in the world. It is a travesty to hear the Pakistani govt bleating about "brutal force" on such a trivial occasion.

How many people were killed today because of "brutal force"? How many were seriously injured? How many had so much as a scratch?

Brutal force, my foot. Coming from a country where enforced disappearances, massive internal displacement due to civil wars, the sound of attack jets and artillery and tanks in the streets is a common everyday experience in half the landmass.

Who will be the next to cry over this "violence", Syria? What a bunch of jokers.