Pakistani flags in three places in Assam..wake up India

[Awesome]

I'm guessing that you consider Jana's post to be on-topic. Interesting.

It was her own opinion. However when you start bitching about another person they will smack you back.

You can attack public figures/organizations not members of defence.pk.

 

[anand]

It is new found love of those who wants to show anger against establishment. since burning of Indian flag (like in US) is a punishable crime, people tend to hoist Pakistani flag to vent their anger.

 

[Spring Onion]

It is new found love of those who wants to show anger against establishment. since burning of Indian flag (like in US) is a punishable crime, people tend to hoist Pakistani flag to vent their anger.

well that in itself a manifestaion of their support for the country who's flag they are hoisting.

On the other hand its a big slap on the face of India if people are hoisting Pakistani flags openly which proves the shortcomings in Indian attitude and policies.

Here alot of people are against establishment but no one waves Indian flags.

 

[Flintlock]

It was her own opinion. However when you start bitching about another person they will smack you back.

You can attack public figures/organizations not members of defence.pk.

Bitching is something you do behind a person's back.

I'm simply reminding Jana that her post was rather immature coming from a journalist, which I am sure many of the members here will agree.

I guess its a reflection of my respect of her profession, of which I seem to lose a tiny bit every time I read one of her posts.

After all, she is in a position of responsibility, unlike other posters who dont' have the power to influence people.

But then I guess I am expecting too much from someone who writes for the Paktribune.

 

[Flintlock]

Assam violence was systematic ethnic cleansing, says minister
6 Oct 2008, 0939 hrs IST,IANS


UDALGURI: Authorities in Assam on Monday said the violence over the weekend that killed 32 people and injured more than 100 was systematic ethnic cleansing perpetrated by the National Democratic Front of Bodoland (NDFB), a rebel group fighting for an independent tribal homeland.

"The violence in the three districts of Darrang, Udalguri and Baksa was not due to clashes between the tribal Bodos and immigrant Muslims, but a planned ethnic cleansing by the NDFB to drive out all non-Bodos from the area," Assam government spokesman and Health Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said.

"We have already arrested four NDFB cadres on Sunday, with weapons, who were involved in killing a woman and a child in Baksa district," he added.

There have been several incidents of arson overnight with panic stricken villagers fleeing their homes.

"Miscreants set ablaze a cluster of homes in about three villages late Sunday, although there has been no fresh casualty," a police official said.

More than 600 homes have been burnt since Friday, when clashes first broke out, and at least 60,000 people have fled their villages in an area controlled by the Bodo Territorial Council (BTC), a politico-administrative structure, formed after New Delhi signed a peace accord with the militant Bodoland Tiger Force in 2003. The BLT is now a disbanded outfit with its former members now heading the BTC, an autonomous body.

The former BLT and the NDFB are at war for territorial supremacy with bitter fratricidal clashes between them in the last four years claiming more than 100 lives. But the NDFB, currently in a ceasefire mode with New Delhi since 2005, has not given up its demand for an independent Bodo homeland with the Bodo community in a majority in the three violence-hit districts in northern Assam.

"This is not a clash between Hindus and immigrant Bangladeshi Muslims as projected, but a systematic pogrom by the NDFB as many of the people affected by the violence are genuine Assamese Muslims, Bengali Hindus, common Bodos, besides a few Adivasis (tea plantation workers) as well," the minister said.

The NDFB is a majority Christian outfit with the outfit's top leader Ranjan Daimary believed to be operating out of Bangladesh.

"We are investigating reports of the involvement of the NDFB in the clashes and if proved we shall be forced to call off the ceasefire," Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi said.

"Strict orders have been issued to the security forces, including the army, to shoot at sight anybody found indulging in violence," he added.

Of the 32 killed, 15 died in police firing, while the remaining were killed in clashes with armed mobs carrying bows and arrows, spears, machetes, and even guns.

"The NDFB cadres used light machine guns and other sophisticated weapons in targeting non-Bodos," the police official said.

Sarma said miscreants from various communities were trying to take advantage of the situation by indulging in arson with a view to looting properties.

"In the final analysis this is not a communal clash," he said.

Assam violence was systematic ethnic cleansing, says minister-India-The Times of India

 

[Awesome]

Bitching is something you do behind a person's back.

I'm simply reminding Jana that her post was rather immature coming from a journalist, which I am sure many of the members here will agree.

You have no right to remind a member of defence.pk upon how to conduct themselves. If you are really that concerned use PMs. Otherwise you're just insulting her in public.

I guess its a reflection of my respect of her profession, of which I seem to lose a tiny bit every time I read one of her posts.

After all, she is in a position of responsibility, unlike other posters who dont' have the power to influence people.

But then I guess I am expecting too much from someone who writes for the Paktribune.

Again these comments are quite insulting. You're insulting her livelihood over a conversation you're having in a non-professional capacity. If you were commenting upon her articles then criticizing them would've been fair game. But you're attacking her personally. STOP IT!.

 

[Flintlock]

]STOP IT!

Yes sir.

 

[DarkStar]

Bitching is something you do behind a person's back.

bitching definition |Dictionary.com

*****

A female canine animal, especially a dog.
Offensive
A woman considered to be spiteful or overbearing.
A lewd woman.
A man considered to be weak or contemptible.
Slang A complaint

Slang Something very unpleasant or difficult.


v. bitched, bitch·ing, bitch·es Slang

v. intr.
To complain; grumble.

Nowhere in any dictionary that I have looked does it say bitching has to be done behind somebody's back.

You think you can get away with saying something like that in this forum?? Maybe you should go back to school and learn some english grammer, and buy a good dictionary (since you love pointing out mistakes in other people's English).

At least you won't have to embarass yourself on this forum.

 

[anand]

well that in itself a manifestaion of their support for the country who's flag they are hoisting.

On the other hand its a big slap on the face of India if people are hoisting Pakistani flags openly which proves the shortcomings in Indian attitude and policies.

Here alot of people are against establishment but no one waves Indian flags.

It is acceptable to wave Pakistani flag than bombing busy markets.

 

[Spring Onion]

Bitching is something you do behind a person's back.

I'm simply reminding Jana that her post was rather immature coming from a journalist, which I am sure many of the members here will agree.

I guess its a reflection of my respect of her profession, of which I seem to lose a tiny bit every time I read one of her posts.

After all, she is in a position of responsibility, unlike other posters who dont' have the power to influence people.

But then I guess I am expecting too much from someone who writes for the Paktribune.

I believe in this saying that if someone comes again and again criticising your personality resorting to presonal comments it means you are worth pondering over by someone

anyway as you had mentioned paktribune then let me tell you my dear it is one of the most independnt newspaper where Indians are allowed to post anything against Pakistan and BTW if you took pain to remember the name of the paktribune then i wish if you could have find time to read the comments dozens of Indians have posted there which are all in a very low language rather all of these comments are against Pakistan.

I bet if any of your Indian newspaper would have guts to publish anti-India comments at all

Now one more fact paktribune has one of the most visited site besides Indians are crazy for reading it.

I did not contribute for a long time to the newspaper and guess what they have contacted me sending me emails of Indians who were asking about Jana .

And i dont have much time to tell you the details the paktribune is being trusted by a defence department in US as well .

And yet another thing to tell you just go and check your newspaper being published by Hindus in Jammu and Kashmir they have carried out my article as well which was liked alot in Jammu region.

But anyway thats not the point im intrested becuse myself is the not the topic of discussion here but rather i would say


Come back to the topic

 

[Flintlock]

*****
grammer,

Maybe you should learn to spell grammar first.

 

[Flintlock]

I believe in this saying that if someone comes again and again criticising your personality resorting to presonal comments it means you are worth pondering over by someone

anyway as you had mentioned paktribune then let me tell you my dear it is one of the most independnt newspaper where Indians are allowed to post anything against Pakistan and BTW if you took pain to remember the name of the paktribune then i wish if you could have find time to read the comments dozens of Indians have posted there which are all in a very low language rather all of these comments are against Pakistan.

I bet if any of your Indian newspaper would have guts to publish anti-India comments at all

Now one more fact paktribune has one of the most visited site besides Indians are crazy for reading it.

I did not contribute for a long time to the newspaper and guess what they have contacted me sending me emails of Indians who were asking about Jana .

And i dont have much time to tell you the details the paktribune is being trusted by a defence department in US as well .

And yet another thing to tell you just go and check your newspaper being published by Hindus in Jammu and Kashmir they have carried out my article as well which was liked alot in Jammu region.

But anyway thats not the point im intrested becuse myself is the not the topic of discussion here but rather i would say


Come back to the topic

Fair enough I guess.

 

[Spring Onion]

It is acceptable to wave Pakistani flag than bombing busy markets.

why not to stop Bajrang Dal from making bombs and exploding in the markets instead of accepting Pakistani flags and boiling your blood.

 

[DarkStar]

grammer, grammar...See, you're doing it again. you're the one who likes to criticise others for their English, so you got a good taste of your own medicine. But you carry on again in the same fashion.

as for mentioning typos, well I don't have the time to proof read everything i post, so sod off.

 

[Flintlock]

grammer, grammar...point is, you're the one who likes to criticise others for their English, so you got a good taste of your own medicine.
as for mentioning typos, well I don't have the time to proof read everything i post, so sod off.

Actually, I'm right. Bitching does indicate complaining when the person being complained about is not around to hear it.

Not that its important or anything, since its slang.

However, you really should proofread your posts, especially the kind of post you just posted.

I'm willing to bet that "grammer" was no typo.

A quality post with bad grammar is still a quality post, but a useless post with bad grammar, is, well, just bad grammar.