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Aniqa Sheikh should consider moving her pass time hobby to a full time career.

The Following Article Was Earlier Published In The Lahore Times & ARY’s Blogs Section. The Article Sheds Light At Certain Spiteful But Cloaked Chapters Of The Incumbent Indian Army Chief’s Carrier. Under His Direct Command, Indian Troops In The Past Have Committed Misdemeanors Of International Significance & Crimes Against Humanity. The Article Brings To Public View These Incidences And Analyzes The Fallout Of The Same.


RAPE PLUNDER FALSITY: WHAT AWAITS INDIA UNDER THE COMMAND OF GENERAL BIPIN RAWAT



Far away from the glittering shines of the modern world, in the barren deserts of Central Africa, in an unfortunate and accursed country called “The Democratic Republic of Congo”, crawl some toddlers who call themselves the “Children of The Peacekeepers.” These kids whose parentage is a fact folded in mystery and ambivalence, are the only remaining memories of a UN Contingent which once administered a reign of terror in these godforsaken marshlands. The said contingent not only transgressed the limits prescribed in the UN Charter but also receded to a level which at the least was an insult to the very concept of international peacekeeping.Rape of innocent women, Abuse of authority, Torture of the captives and Plunder of the masses became an every day routine in the country which already had seen more than 3 decades of civil war. Woes and Miseries, of these Lesser Children Of God who by virtue of their fate came at the receiving end of the “Services” rendered by this contingent, piled up rapidly. Horrendous stories of misdeeds became such a regular narration that they attainted the statusoffolklores which still continue to draw tears in many eyes.UN for the first time in its history had to reprimand a serving contingent and demanded adequate and stern action against the “Culprits.”The demand in its very self was a sick and inconsiderate joke as the referred-to “Culprit”was the entire fabric of the then incumbent contingent which included ranks and files alike. Any meaningful and deserving action against the top brass of the contingent was neither intended nor desired, all that was required of the reprimand exercise was an eyewash aimed at the international donors. A farce was thus conducted and several junior officers and soldiers were sacrificed at the altar of redemption. The senior lot and the persona- designata in command was not only let off but later decorated for this “Praise Worthy Performance.” We talk of this 2008 deformed chapter of history today because the “Contingent” we refer to was the “Indian Army” contingent of MONUSCOand the man in-charge of this mission was the one who most recently got promoted to the four star rank of the Chief of The Army Staff of India “General Bipin Rawat.”


Bipin Rawat” in 2008 had, in addition to his fortunes, credentials on his side, which not only made him a blue-eyed boy of the Indian militarybut also placed him on a podium which lied above the concept of accountability. Rawat was the son an erstwhile Lt. General and thus his immediate commanders were the juniors of his late daddy, Rawat also hailed from the “Rajput” clan which in the cast ridden Indian society is an attribute potent enough to cleanse misdemeanors of the highest order. It is for the foregoing reasons that when many others were subjected to court-martials and inquiries under UN pressure then Brigadier Bipin Rawat sailed through the high seas of liability.


Bipin Rawat in addition to this assignment has many other feathers in his hat which played a vital role in the Supersession of 2 senior Generals of the Indian Army (In Terms Of Practicality Only 1 General Officer i.e. Lt. Gen. Parveen Bakhshi Was Superseded, The Other Gentleman Lt. Gen. P. M. Hariz Was Deemed To Loose The Battle In Any Case Owing To His Muslim Faith). In the midst of 2015 a recently crowned “Modi Sarkar” proclaimed before the national / international press that, in response to an attack on the 6th Dogra RegimentatManipur which resulted in the death of 18 soldiers, a cross-border operation has been conducted inside the sovereign territory of Myanmar. The operation which was very affectionately code-named “Golden Bird II” was publicized and flaunted with utmost zeal and valor. Foul mouthed Indian ministers and MPs brought to use all the oxygen in their lungs to boast that this operation is tectonic shift in the geo-strategic realms of the region. The tectonic shift but proved to be a mechatronic drift when the Government of Myanmar within 48 Hours not only Rebutted the claims but also called the same as Absurd. Very few know that man who in his capacity as a Commander of the Southern Commandexhibited the audacity to publically lie in uniform and supplemented the concocted version of the political government was none other than Lt. Gen. Bipin Rawat. It is most probably this selfless or rather shameless service which brought General Rawat in the eyes of the incumbent political masters.


General Rawat has also held the dishonor of serving at length in the resistive valley of Indian Occupied Kashmir. At different occasion and in different capacities Rawat commanded Infantry battalion, brigade and division. His last stint as the General Officer Commanding of the Baramulla based 19th Division is saturated with the most abhorrent negations ofHuman Rights. A bird’s eye view, on the reports issued by various reputable organizations such as the H.R.W&the AmnestyInternationalon the situation of Human Rights in the valley during the Commandership of then Maj. General Rawat, will reveal that his was a tenure of tyranny and ferocity in which the masses suffered to their maxima. General Rawat used his office and the men under his command to instill fear in the hearts of the locals and strengthen the grip of occupation forces by enhancementof existent oppression. General Rawat also over saw the distribution of monetary bribes to politicians in the valley, a fact later revealed by his then Chief and the incumbent state minister General V K Singh. Anyone with acute knowledge of the affairs prevailing in Indian Armyknows that the commanders who oversee such fiscal distributions guarantee themselves with a luxurious post-retirement life. General Rawat was obviously No Exception.


Strategic Stability in South-Asia, which was once referred to by the erstwhile U.S PresidentBill Clinton as the “Most Dangerous Place On The Face Of Mother Earth”, is to a large extent dependent on the situation& developments in India. With the advent of General Bipin Rawat India in general and its military in particular must now embrace for an era filled with malice, abuse, rapes and fictitious but daunting lies.


Felonies Of The Man With A Deplorable Past Are Now All Set To Muddle The Tranquility Of The Region With A Nuclear Horizon.


The Writer Aniqa Sheikh is An Associate At Amir Mirza Law Firm & A Post Graduate Student of Peace & Conflict Studies At The National University Of Sciences & Technology Islamabad. In Her Pass-Time She Bakes Confectioneries, Reads Page 3 & Blogs About Socio-Political Events. She Can Be Reached @sheikh_aniqa
 
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As a journalist I find this article to be gutterish and slanderish with simply no foundation for attack on the subject matter.
I agree 100%. I am not a fan of Indian Army but this article is rubbish. In fact it is embarrasing reading and to think the writer is a associate in a law firm. Yucks ....

Stick to baking cakes lady.
 
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3 policemen were involved and were punished.

https://tribune.com.pk/story/349652...fter-3-found-guilty-of-sexual-abuse-in-haiti/

DR Congo declines Indian troops

Over the last few years, Indian peacekeepers have been accused of gold trafficking and sexual abuse.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/7750564.stm

complete drivel. shows "The National University Of Sciences & Technology Islamabad." where this person is supposed to have studied is no better than the million madrassahs of Pakistan.
Its basically an engineering university

RANKING BY QS (WORLD UNIVERSITIES)
QS WORLD UNIVERSITY RANKING: TOP 50 UNDER 50 - 2016/17








M/S Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) of UK, the most prestigious ranking agency of the world has announced its latest edition of QS top 50 under 50, an annual ranking of top 100 universities from the QS World University Rankings that have been established in the last 50 years. This category is designed to highlight the performance of universities whose performances in teaching and research are increasingly impressive considering their age and resources. National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST) Islamabad has made its debut in QS Next 50 under 50 list of 2016-17 from the QS World University Rankings and has been ranked # 74. NUST is the only Pakistani university which is included in this ranking list. This achievement speaks of the hard work put in by the NUST management and faculty in terms of developing the University in line with international criteria and standards.


NUST IMPROVES GLOBAL RANKING IN TWO DISCIPLINES

National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST) has risen to even greater prominence as per the latest subject-wise rankings (2016) by Quacquarelli Symonds (QS), UK. According to the details, NUST now stands 215th (the previous position being 271) in the field of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, and 272nd (from last year 338) in the discipline of Computer Science and Information Systems.










It is worth mentioning here that thousands of universities from all over the world are considered for evaluation. However, only 894 universities made it to the final ranking list. Over a hundred million citations / attributions were analyzed for around 14,000 programs. The methodology for evaluation combines analysis from QS Global Employer and Academic Surveys with bibliometric data from Elsevier’s Scopus database (www.iu.qs.com). This singular achievement is a result of stringent quality assurance regime of the University.




QS WORLD UNIVERSITY RANKINGS: TOP 50 UNDER 50- 2015/16
M/S Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) of UK, the most prestigious ranking agency of the world has announced its latest edition of QS top 50 under 50, an annual ranking of top 50 universities from the QS World University Rankings that have been established in the last 50 years. This category is designed to highlight the performance of universities whose performances in teaching and research are increasingly impressive considering their age and resources. This year, QS has also published the QS Next 50 under 50 rankings of next 50 universities (from 51 to 100) under 50 years old. National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST) Islamabad has made its debut in QS Next 50 under 50 list of 2015-16 from the QS World University Rankings and has been ranked # 85. NUST is the only Pakistani university which is included in this ranking list. This achievement speaks volumes of the hard work put in by the NUST management and faculty in terms of developing the University for competing internationally for the criteria used for ranking. While NUST management and faculty praise Allah, the Almighty, for bestowing this unique honour, the nation can take pride in its own university, the NUST. Rector NUST, Engineer Muhammad Asghar, has congratulated the administration and faculty of all NUST constituent institutions for their persistent efforts made to achieve excellence in providing high quality education to their students and carrying out research of international standards. He has assured the nation that NUST will continue making resolute efforts to further improve its standing amongst the global academia.
NUST RANKED AMONG TOP 350 WORLD UNIVERSITIES OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY
National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST) Islamabad has improved its world ranking in the field of Engineering & Technology by 58 positions from 398th to 340th, while retaining its premier position in the 2015 ranking announced on 15 September, 2015 by M/S Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) of UK, the most prestigious ranking agency of the world. NUST has also been included in Top 120 Asian Universities. In subject-wise rankings QS ranked NUST Programs of Electrical & Electronic Engineering at 271 and Computer Sciences & Information System at 338 positions in the world. It is worth mentioning that another ranking agency of repute M/S Times Higher Education, UK has also ranked NUST amongst Top 100 universities (at # 95) from BRICS and other Emerging Economies of the world in its 2015 ranking. Moreover, Higher Education Commission of Pakistan has ranked NUST as No 1 University of Pakistan in its latest ranking announced in May 2015. Moreover, the NUST’s Research Profile has been gauged more than double and 1.5 times the global percentage in the fields of Engineering & Technology and Natural Sciences, respectively. These achievements are based on the resolute hard work of NUST management and faculty for providing quality education, establishing international linkages, engaging in collaborative and innovative research with leading international universities / organizations, internationalization and producing graduates who are readily accepted by national / international industry, business and academia. Rector NUST, Engr Muhammad Asghar, has congratulated NUST management and faculty for their focused efforts to achieve the honour. He urged upon all concerned to work even harder to further improve the international stature of NUST among the comity of nations. He has also thanked HEC, MoST and services headquarters for providing consistent support and guidance which enabled NUST to achieve the honour.


QS SUBJECT-WISE WORLD UNIVERSITY RANKINGS - 2015









































NUST now features amongst the world’s elite institutions in 2 of the 36 subjects in this year’s QS World University Rankings by subject, announced on April 29, 2015. NUST is nowranked at 271 in the field of Electrical & Electronic Engineering, and 338 in the field of Computer Science & Information Systems.

Out of the 3,551 universities considered for evaluation 894 made it to the final rankings list. Over a 100 million citations attributions were analyzed for over 14,000 programs, to obtain the results. The methodology combines analysis from QS Global Employer and Academic Surveys with bibliometric data from Elsevier’s Scopus database (www.iu.qs.com).

It is pertinent to mention that NUST has consistently maintained its position among the top 500 world universities for the last 8 years. It is also ranked among the top 130 Asian Universities. Recently, NUST was included among the top 100 universities of BRICS (including Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) and 17 emerging economies of the world. It has been made possible through stringent quality assurance regime at NUST, as seen by its Internal Quality Assurance Award by Asia Pacific Quality Network, and very recent Academic Integrity Award given by the prestigious Turnitin Corporation, USA.

These awards and distinctions are not only a matter of pride for the nation, but also reflect the progress being made by Pakistan in the field of higher education, for which the Higher Education Commission of Pakistan is working tirelessly. The students, faculty and staff of NUST deserve full appreciation for winning this distinction.

NUST IN QS WORLD UNIVERSITY RANKING 2014-15



National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST), Islamabad has maintained its coveted position in the list of Top 500 world universities in the 2014-15 ranking announced on 16 September, 2014 by M/S Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) of UK, the most prestigious ranking agency of the world. NUST is the only Pakistani university which is consistently included in this ranking list since 2007. Moreover, in the field of Engineering and technology, NUST has been ranked 398th in the world. This is the result of concerted effort put in by the NUST management and faculty for providing quality education, conducting innovative research, establishing international linkages, engaging in collaborative research with leading international universities / organizations, participating in international exchange programs, improving infrastructure, and producing graduates who are welcomed by national / international industry, business, academia and market. Rector NUST, Engr Muhammad Asghar, has felicitated the management and faculty of all NUST constituent Institutions for playing their role effectively. He has also thanked HEC, MoST and services headquarters for providing continued support and guidance which enabled NUST to achieve this honour.

NUST IN QS WORLD UNIVERSITY RANKING 2013-14



Many Successful universities in the main 2013/14 QS World University Ranking table are more than one hundred years old but hand in hand with the global nature of higher education, National University of Science and Technology (NUST) has won its place in the List of ‘Top 500 World Universities’, and is the only Pakistani university maintaining this honor since 2007. Keeping up the highest traditions of excellence in providing quality education and research, NUST has attained 485th position in the ranking list of 2013/14. This is the result of hard work put in by the NUST management and faculty in terms of improving infrastructure, providing quality education, conducting innovative research, establishing international linkages, engaging in collaborative research with leading international universities / organizations, participating in international exchange programs and producing graduates who are welcomed by national / international industry, business, academia and market. Rector NUST, Engr Muhammad Asghar, has congratulated the NUST administration and faculty of all NUST constituent Institutions for their relentless efforts in providing quality education to their students and carrying out research of international standards.

NUST IN QS WORLD UNIVERSITY RANKING 2012-13

National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST) has won its place in the List of ‘Top 500 World Universities’, and is the only Pakistani university maintaining this honor since 2007 as per the ranking carried out by the world’s most renowned and prestigious ranking agency Quacquarelli Symonds (QS), UK. NUST has attained 417th position in the ranking list of 2012-13. Besides overall ranking of the universities, QS also prepares Subject-wise Rankings, wherein NUST has been placed at 324th rank in the discipline of Engineering & Technology. It speaks volumes of the hard work put in by the NUST management and faculty in terms of improving infrastructure, providing quality education, conducting innovative research, establishing international linkages, engaging in collaborative research with leading international universities / organizations, participating in international exchange programs and producing graduates who are welcomed by national / international industry, business, academia and market. While NUST management and faculty bow their heads before Allah Almighty for bestowing this unique honour, the nation can take enormous pride in their own national university, the NUST. Rector NUST, Engr Muhammad Asghar, has congratulated the NUST administration and faculty of all NUST constituent Colleges / Institutes / Centers for their relentless efforts to achieve excellence in providing quality education to their students and carrying out research of international standards. He has applauded the recognition of the international competitiveness and compatibility of NUST academic programs at global level. He has assured the nation that NUST will continue making concerted efforts to further improve its standing at the international level to keep the flag of Pakistan flying high in the world academia.

NUST IN QS WORLD UNIVERSITY RANKING 2011



National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST) is included in the list of ‘Top 500 World Universities’ as per the ranking carried out by the world’s most renowned and prestigious ranking agency Quacquarelli Symonds (QS), UK. Responding to the aspiration of the employers, governments, and students NUST has attained 426th position in the ranking list of 2011. It articulates the infinite hard work put in by the NUST management and faculty in terms of improving infrastructure, providing quality education, conducting innovative research, establishing international linkages, engaging in collaborative research with leading international institutions / organizations and participating in international exchange programs. While NUST management and faculty bow their heads before Allah Almighty for bestowing this unique honour, the nation can take enormous pride in their own national university, the NUST. Rector NUST, Engr Muhammad Asghar, has congratulated the NUST administrative and faculty staff of all NUST constituent Institutions for their persistent efforts to achieve excellence in providing quality education to their students and carrying out research of international standards. He has applauded the recognition of the international competitiveness and compatibility of NUST academic programs at global level. He is positive that NUST will continue making far-reaching efforts to advance its ranking at the international level to keep the flag of Pakistan flying high in the higher education sector of the world.

NUST IN QS WORLD UNIVERSITY RANKING 2010

The National University of Science and Technology (NUST) has won its place in the List of ‘Top 400 World Universities’, since 2008, and is the first and the only university of Pakistan to achieve this unprecedented honor as per the ranking carried out by the world’s most renowned and prestigious ranking agency, Quacquarelli Symonds (QS), UK. Keeping up the highest traditions of excellence in providing quality education and research, NUST has attained 366th position in the ranking list of 2010. Besides the overall ranking of different universities, QS also prepares Subject-wise Rankings, wherein NUST has been placed in the list of “Top 300 World Universities” in the subjects of Engineering & IT (Rank: 274), Arts and Humanities (Rank: 274). It speaks volumes of the hard work put in by the NUST management and faculty in terms of improving infrastructure, providing quality education, conducting innovative research, establishing international linkages, engaging in collaborative research with leading international institutions / organizations, participating in international exchange programs and producing graduates who are welcomed by national / international industry, business, academia and market. While NUST management and faculty bow their heads before Allah Almighty for bestowing this unique honor, the nation can take enormous pride in their own national university, NUST. Rector NUST, Lieutenant General (Retd) Engr. Muhammad Asghar has felicitated the NUST administration and faculty of all NUST constituent Colleges/ Institutes / Centers for their relentless efforts to achieve excellence in providing quality education to their students and carrying out research of international standards. He has applauded the recognition of the international competitiveness and compatibility of NUST academic programs at global level. He has assured the nation that NUST will continue making extensive efforts to further improve its standing at the international level to keep the flag of Pakistan flying high in the higher education sector of the world.

NUST IN QS WORLD UNIVERSITY RANKING 2009



National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST) in 2008 won its place in the List of ‘Top 400 World Universities’. Out of about 30,000 Universities around the world, NUST became the first and the only university of Pakistan to achieve this unprecedented honour by improving its rank from 470 (in 2007) to 376 (in 2008) as per the ranking carried out by the world’s most renowned and prestigious ranking agency Times Higher Education and Quacquarelli Symonds (THE~QS), UK. Such a gigantic leap in only one year’s time, in a highly competitive environment of higher education at the global level wherein top universities of the world like Harvard, Yale, Cambridge, Oxford, MIT etc. are included, is no small achievement. Keeping up the highest traditions of excellence in providing quality education and research, NUST has continued its rise on the most arduous path and achieved 350th position in the ranking list of 2009 surpassing another 26 high ranking universities of the world. Besides overall ranking of the universities, THE-QS also prepares Subject-wise Ranking, wherein NUST has been placed in the list of “Top 300 World Universities” in the subjects of Engineering & IT (Rank: 285), Life Sciences & Biomedicine (Rank: 293) and Natural Sciences (Rank: 260). It speaks volumes of the hard work put in by the NUST management and faculty in terms of improving infrastructure, providing quality education, conducting innovative research, establishing international linkages, engaging in collaborative research with leading international institutions / organizations, participating in international exchange programs and producing graduates who are welcomed by national / international industry, business, academia and market. Winning a coveted position of 350, NUST has made Pakistan very proud. While NUST management and faculty bow their heads before Allah Almighty for bestowing this unique honour, the nation can take enormous pride in their own national university. Rector NUST, Lieutenant General Engr Muhammad Asghar HI(M), has felicitated the NUST administration and faculty of all NUST constituent Colleges / Institutes / Centers for their relentless efforts to achieve excellence in providing quality education to their students and carrying out research of international standards. He has applauded the recognition of the international competitiveness and compatibility of NUST academic programs at global level. He has assured the nation that NUST will continue making extensive efforts to further improve its standing at the international level to keep the flag of Pakistan flying high in the higher education sector of the world.

NUST IN QS WORLD UNIVERSITY RANKING 2008



Keeping up the highest traditions of excellence in quality education and research, National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST) has crossed yet another milestone by winning a place in the List of ‘Top 400 World Universities’. Out of about 30,000 Universities around the world, NUST is the first and the only university of Pakistan to achieve this unprecedented honour by improving its rank from 470 (in 2007) to 376 (in 2008) as per the ranking done by the world’s most renowned and prestigious ranking agency Times Higher Education and Quacquarelli Symonds (THE~QS), UK. Such a gigantic leap in only one year’s time, in a highly competitive environment of higher education at the global level wherein top universities of the world like Harvard, Yale, Cambridge, Oxford, MIT etc. are included, is no small achievement. It speaks volumes of the hard work put in by the NUST management and faculty in terms of improving infrastructure, providing quality education, conducting innovative research, establishing international linkages, engaging in collaborative research with leading international institutions / organizations, participating in international exchange programs and producing graduates who are welcomed by national / international industry, business, academia and market. Winning a coveted position of 376 out of about 30,000 universities of the world, NUST has made Pakistan very proud. While NUST management and faculty bow their heads before Allah Almighty for bestowing this unique honour, the nation can take enormous pride in their own national university. Rector NUST, Lieutenant General Muhammad Asghar, has felicitated the NUST administration and faculty of all NUST constituent Colleges / Institutes / Centers for their relentless efforts to achieve excellence in providing quality education to their students and carrying out research of international standards. He has applauded the recognition of the international competitiveness and compatibility of NUST academic programs at global level. He has assured the nation that NUST will continue making extensive efforts to further improve its standing at the international level to keep the flag of Pakistan flying high in the higher education sector of the world.
NUST IN QS WORLD UNIVERSITY RANKING 2007



National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST) has won its place in the most prestigious ranking list of ‘Top 500 World Universities’ published by Times Higher Educations Supplement (THES).

NUST is the first public sector university in Pakistan to achieve this unique honour. The ranking list is prepared on the basis of the grades secured by the universities in the areas of Peer Review, Citations per Faculty, Recruiter Review, International Faculty, International Students and Student Faculty ratio.

Rector NUST Lieutenant General Muhammad Asghar HI(M) has congratulated the NUST administration and faculty of all NUST constituent Colleges / Institute / Centres for their relentless efforts to achieve excellence in providing quality education to the students and carrying out research of international standards. NUST is making extensive efforts to further improve its standing at the international level to keep the flag of Pakistan flying high in the higher education sector.
 
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An exceptional eace of writing..congratulations for being brave and truthful .. keep the good work up...Don't worry about haters because haters gonna hate because they are yuckier and disgusting
Congratulations @Aniqa_Sheikh_92
 
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Whatever the Indian Chief does in his own time is none of Pakistan's problems. Pakistan and India may be enemies, but we as Pakistanis should let the sword do the talking when the time comes.
 
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again, a feeble Pakistani attempt to equivovate. And as usual it fails. Miserably.
Read slowly if you have to: madrassha in Pakistan = terrorist factory which is why your own government is struggling to bring them under control.
You are not even qualified to talk about Indian institutions, so fugedabodit buster.
And you consider yourself qualified to pass judgement on Pakistan while earning your rice bowl in a foreign land.
I believe India even passed law against caste system but it thrives with liberty, we all have our problems and shortcomings, Terrorism, Caste system, Education, Rape, insurgencies or freedom movements, then there are those who want certain Islamic laws implemented and those that are hell bent on changing the menu and demolishing Mosques....so less of the high horse banter.
 
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And you consider yourself qualified to pass judgement on Pakistan while earning your rice bowl in a foreign land.
I believe India even passed law against caste system but it thrives with liberty, we all have our problems and shortcomings, Terrorism, Caste system, Education, Rape, insurgencies or freedom movements, then there are those who want certain Islamic laws implemented and those that are hell bent on changing the menu and demolishing Mosques....so less of the high horse banter.

that was not a judgement; simple enumeration of well known facts.
 
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Im not so surprised. Rapistani nation got a rapist chief
 
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