Racists will be made to leave UAE : Emirati slams Islamophobic Twitter posts by Indians

[bsruzm]

They need such show to fool some Pakistani, unsurprisingly, KSA does the same.

 

[El Sidd]

They need such show to fool some Pakistani, unsurprisingly, KSA does the same.

The Turkish honeymoon with India is also going for a fast track divorce. Read into the practice of Sati for fortune telling.

 

[PAKISTANFOREVER]

You were one of us at that time. Suddenly you got this superiority complex. It will fade away same way it appeared.

We WERE NEVER "one of you"...........there was never a united india that included the area that is now Pakistan.

 

[bsruzm]

The Turkish honeymoon with India is also going for a fast track divorce. Read into the practice of Sati for fortune telling.

What honeymoon are you talking about? They were going to cancel billions worth deal, because of our "governmental" support to Pakistani cause. This Arab outrage is fake, and isn't even governmental but who am I telling to? A well known sucker. Two Indian lost their jobs, what a big loss.

 

[Turingsage]

“I know pakistani’s whose heads have been chopped by arab lands” ? Or just that you didn’t have enough food in the last few days and that have some issues...

There are MANY MANY MANY examples just google

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Saudi authorities have beheaded yet another Pakistani citizen, Mohammad Imran, in Shumaisi prison of Jeddah in blatant disregard for norms of justice. When the poor youth from Chichawatni traveled to Saudi Arabia in August 2011 for a labour job, he might have taken the foreign land as the proverbial greener pasture. Upon landing at the airport in Jeddah, however, he was arrested for drug crimes and sentenced to death unheard. Many people in search for better lives abroad fall prey to human trafficking, forced labour and ill-treatment in detention overseas. Authoritarian justice system in Gulf and Saudi Arabia often come to the help of local employers. The justice system of Saudi Arabia is hostile, lopsided and draconian. Prisoners are sentenced to rigorous jail terms after summary trials conducted in Arabic, without the provision of a lawyer and translator to defendants.


Up to 11,000 Pakistanis are detained in foreign jails, according to the Justice Project Pakistan. Of that lot, over 7,000 are in the Middle East, and of them, Saudi Arabia has been detaining 3,400 Pakistani prisoners for years. Very few lucky ones return home as once detained, they are hardly given any access to their relatives and friends. No one knows about the trial and the date of their release even if they have completed their jail term. Side by side, executions also go on, and in 2019 alone, Saudi Authorities have executed 26 Pakistanis, including a woman. The last mockery of justice by the Saudi authorities is to not return the bodied of the executed people. It has yet to be seen if the Saudi government will return the body of Imran to his family so that it gets a respectable farewell.


One may not forget the impassioned plea by our Prime Minister Imran Khan to visiting Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman earlier this year about the release of thousands of Pakistanis detained in the kingdom. The prince, who instantly promised to look into the matter, has seemingly forgotten his words since then. There has been little progress on this front.

https://dailytimes.com.pk/465112/pakistani-beheaded-in-saudi-jail/

 

[El Sidd]

What honeymoon are you talking about? They were going to cancel billions worth deal, because of our "governmental" support to Pakistani cause. This Arab outrage isn't even governmental but who am I telling to? A well known sucker.

Yes i know they will cancel many deals. But there is a strong Bollywood culture in Turkey now which is ending soon too so we have to see how deep the cuts are.

I have no problems with everyone competing with each other to take a shot at India.

We will consider all efforts as charity

 

[Chakar The Great]

There are MANY MANY MANY examples just google

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Saudi authorities have beheaded yet another Pakistani citizen, Mohammad Imran, in Shumaisi prison of Jeddah in blatant disregard for norms of justice. When the poor youth from Chichawatni traveled to Saudi Arabia in August 2011 for a labour job, he might have taken the foreign land as the proverbial greener pasture. Upon landing at the airport in Jeddah, however, he was arrested for drug crimes and sentenced to death unheard. Many people in search for better lives abroad fall prey to human trafficking, forced labour and ill-treatment in detention overseas. Authoritarian justice system in Gulf and Saudi Arabia often come to the help of local employers. The justice system of Saudi Arabia is hostile, lopsided and draconian. Prisoners are sentenced to rigorous jail terms after summary trials conducted in Arabic, without the provision of a lawyer and translator to defendants.


Up to 11,000 Pakistanis are detained in foreign jails, according to the Justice Project Pakistan. Of that lot, over 7,000 are in the Middle East, and of them, Saudi Arabia has been detaining 3,400 Pakistani prisoners for years. Very few lucky ones return home as once detained, they are hardly given any access to their relatives and friends. No one knows about the trial and the date of their release even if they have completed their jail term. Side by side, executions also go on, and in 2019 alone, Saudi Authorities have executed 26 Pakistanis, including a woman. The last mockery of justice by the Saudi authorities is to not return the bodied of the executed people. It has yet to be seen if the Saudi government will return the body of Imran to his family so that it gets a respectable farewell.


One may not forget the impassioned plea by our Prime Minister Imran Khan to visiting Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman earlier this year about the release of thousands of Pakistanis detained in the kingdom. The prince, who instantly promised to look into the matter, has seemingly forgotten his words since then. There has been little progress on this front.

https://dailytimes.com.pk/465112/pakistani-beheaded-in-saudi-jail/

Why bring Pakistan into it??

No matter what you ask Indians, the answer is Pakistan. You have been blaming Pakistan for all ills of India, its time for you to grow up.

What a shameful behavior. Its this behavior of Hinduvata driven fascism that has led India into this deep hole of sh*t.

 

[bsruzm]

I have no problems with everyone competing with each other to take a shot at India.

Not good, you may end up with nobody.

 

[RIP Pak LAW]

Good to see low IQ hindus exposing themselves in their hate for minorities

news also made headlines in NDTV now as it compelled Modi twitter account to tweet about discrimination in India

 

[El Sidd]

Not good, you may end up with nobody.

We assume already that none are with us in our struggle against India. Frankly we do not need much in that regard either. We got India covered.

Our focus has been Central Asia now for almost half a decade now for good.

 

[silver_dragon]

Hindu Nationalists (Ruling Party) hate Muslims without discrimination, whether Indian or No-India, Shia or Sunni or Wahabbi or whatever. Not only, they teach hatred to their kids in their homes through their national media, they were encouraged by government officials after they commit such Anti-Muslim acts but for International media they run a fake trail.

They hate all Muslims of the world without decriminalization now it is upto world Muslims to decide how to deal with these snakes that may bite future generations if left unchecked.

 

[StormBreaker]

There are MANY MANY MANY examples just google

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Saudi authorities have beheaded yet another Pakistani citizen, Mohammad Imran, in Shumaisi prison of Jeddah in blatant disregard for norms of justice. When the poor youth from Chichawatni traveled to Saudi Arabia in August 2011 for a labour job, he might have taken the foreign land as the proverbial greener pasture. Upon landing at the airport in Jeddah, however, he was arrested for drug crimes and sentenced to death unheard. Many people in search for better lives abroad fall prey to human trafficking, forced labour and ill-treatment in detention overseas. Authoritarian justice system in Gulf and Saudi Arabia often come to the help of local employers. The justice system of Saudi Arabia is hostile, lopsided and draconian. Prisoners are sentenced to rigorous jail terms after summary trials conducted in Arabic, without the provision of a lawyer and translator to defendants.


Up to 11,000 Pakistanis are detained in foreign jails, according to the Justice Project Pakistan. Of that lot, over 7,000 are in the Middle East, and of them, Saudi Arabia has been detaining 3,400 Pakistani prisoners for years. Very few lucky ones return home as once detained, they are hardly given any access to their relatives and friends. No one knows about the trial and the date of their release even if they have completed their jail term. Side by side, executions also go on, and in 2019 alone, Saudi Authorities have executed 26 Pakistanis, including a woman. The last mockery of justice by the Saudi authorities is to not return the bodied of the executed people. It has yet to be seen if the Saudi government will return the body of Imran to his family so that it gets a respectable farewell.


One may not forget the impassioned plea by our Prime Minister Imran Khan to visiting Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman earlier this year about the release of thousands of Pakistanis detained in the kingdom. The prince, who instantly promised to look into the matter, has seemingly forgotten his words since then. There has been little progress on this front.

https://dailytimes.com.pk/465112/pakistani-beheaded-in-saudi-jail/

Quoting dailytimes ?
Lol

No chamcha of GCC or arab,
But if they convict someone for something, One can be assured that the convicted person actually is involved...
So, If that was a Pakistani, Indian, Philippines, British, Law is for all.

Since you are so good at searching these articles, care to search for indians as well...

Dailytimes has a bad habit of adding appropriate mirch masala to portray some one as a villain, I wonder what your Opinion would be if the man in the news was Maybe Dawood Ibrahim or Hafiz saeed ? But, “DaILy tiMeS mere papa”, suits india’s interests, a paper of Salman Taseer ?

I remember the day when I left my job in UAE reason few Indian rats who were always against me.Guys don't mind but I hate you ppl alot.You aint no worthy enough.Leave Muslim countries and go back but again India provide them cheap labour.Alot of Indian low wagers work for very little money.In a construction building you will only find 99 percent Indians.

This is the worst quality of these indians, hated throughout the world, sell cheap everything because their mentality is restricted to “Aaj ki daal roti”...

BS people, don’t know the weight of education and knowledge...

 

[bsruzm]

We assume already that none are with us in our struggle against India.

I am glad that things aren't based on your assumption as many of the components used by Pakistan for its nuclear programme were smuggled via Turkey.

 

[El Sidd]

I am glad that things aren't based on your assumption as many of the components used by Pakistan for its nuclear programme were smuggled via Turkey.

Do not let Iranians know this otherwise they will rat everyone out to the Satan.

 

[secular.muslim]

Do not let Iranians know this otherwise they will rat everyone out to the Satan.

I wish you use your intellect for sarcasm something useful to community