Before lecturing me about big words and lack of knowledge about India, learn to spell Swat. It's not SWAT as in Special Weapons And Tactics.
Your nonfactual statements are more a testament of your own ignorance about Pakistan. Moreover just like a typical Indian zealot you've swung into action to repeat your bogus mantras about the fantasy land you imagine India to be. I'm not buying.
If you can counter my views about Kashmir, simply conduct a plebiscite and shut me up once and for all how the hordes of Kashmiris support you.
Dear Aquil,
Let us not hide behind semantics. We can discuss at length on Pakistan's stand on Kashmir in another thread.
However let me give an example of what the world thinks as tyranny (may be normal for you). Read the article below :
22/02/2010
3 Sikhs beheaded by Pak Taliban, heads sent to gurudwara
New Delhi: Three Sikh men were said to have been beheaded by Taliban groups in the FATA area of Pakistan and their heads sent to a gurudwara in Peshawar.
According to information available with India late Sunday evening, one of the Sikhs has been identified as Jaspal Singh. He and his two friends were residents of Badi near Peshawar.
(A PTI report from Pakistan quoted sources as saying there was confusion on the exact numbers, that two men had been beheaded and others were being held hostage. It said the body of Jaspal Singh was found in Khyber while that of Mahal Singh was found in Orakzai Agency. Gurvinder Singh and Gurjit Singh, the sources said, were among those being held captive.)
The men had gone to the FATA area for some work but were held by Taliban groups who apparently asked them to convert to Islam. Sources said the information so far suggests that the men resisted the order and were then beheaded.
Later, their heads were sent to Bhai Joga Singh Gurudwara in Peshawar. The incident has shocked the small Sikh community in Peshawar.
This attack, sources said, comes in the backdrop of repeated threats to the Sikh community there to convert if they wanted to stay on. India has in the past taken up the issue of security of Hindus and Sikhs in Pakistan. While the Pakistan government has been committed to providing security to minority groups, this incident has certainly made matters far more dangerous and sensitive.
The Haqqani group and factions of the Quetta Shura along with the Pakistan Taliban are active in these parts of Pakistan which border Afghanistan.
Last year, Taliban militants took over shops and homes of 35 Sikh families and arrested community leaders in Ferozkhel, Orakzai Agency.
Beaheaded body found
Meanwhile, the body of one of the three Sikhs abducted by Pakistani Taliban was found beheaded in Pakistan's restive tribal region, a media report said.
The victim was identified as Jaspal Singh, who was kidnapped along with two other Sikh residents by Taliban militants from Tirah valley in Khyber Agency near the provincial capital Peshawar, the DownNews reported.
A letter was also found with the body warning the relatives of the deceased and other Sikh locals against disclosing the case to the media.
The letter threatened the community with suicide attacks if the details of the beheading and kidnapping were revealed to the media or security forces.
Jaspal's two other companions, Gorwandar Singh and Srujeet Singh, are still being held captive by the militants, the report said.
No group has claimed responsibility for the abduction and murder.
Meanwhile, India's opposition Bhartiya Janata Party has condemned the killing and asked the government to mount "diplomatic pressure" on Pakistan to ensure release of the abducted Sikh residents in the country.
Minorities are facing threats in Pakistan and terrorism presents the real picture of that country, BJP spokesman Ravi Shankar Prasad said in New Delhi.
A large number of Pakistani Sikhs has fled from Orakzai and Tirah valley where the non-Muslims have been charged "Jazai" or Islamic Tax by militants on the pretext of providing security in the area.
Would like to know what is your definition of tyranny.