Lol,only a Pakistani can say these words glorying a bunch of tangos
.Ayways what can we expect from a Pakistani who claims to be a "Rajput"!Man,you are seriously suffering from some identity crisis,it's best for you to consult your nearest Psychiatrist a.s.a.p
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He didn't wet himself but p!ssed on his haters by getting absolute majority on his own. Anyway you are free to make of it whatever you want dude, journalists have earned National Awards just by demeaning him for years.Modi left the interview when asked about the riots , this was not about media giving opinion or propagating a point of view this was about modi stating his OWN position in OWN words but like a coward and criminal he ran away , he had a glass of water before he wet himself
Two terrorists in a single framefirst send them to hague
Will u make font size normal, i cudnt read a single word its so hurtful to eyesUS lawmakers urge Pakistan to take action against all militants
Congressman Ed Royce urged Islamabad to either hand over the alleged Mumbai attack mastermind Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi to India or present him in the International Criminal Court in The Hague.
WASHINGTON: US lawmakers, while pleased with Pakistan’s resolve to combat extremists along the Afghan border, are pressing the country also to crack down on other militant groups.
The prime minister’s special assistant on foreign affairs Syed Tariq Fatemi and senior Pakistani diplomats had a taste of their indignation over the issue this week as they spent two days on Capitol Hill, lobbying for their country.
While statements issued by the Pakistani side after these meetings ignored the subject, congressional aides told reporters that some senior US lawmakers were particularly interested in the Mumbai terrorist attacks case.
The lawmakers also shared their concern over a recent decision by a Pakistani court to release all suspects in the Malala case for lack of evidence.
One of them, Congressman Ed Royce, who chairs the House Foreign Relations Committee, urged Islamabad to either hand over the alleged Mumbai attack mastermind Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi to India or present him in the International Criminal Court in The Hague.
Earlier, Chairman Royce and Eliot Engel, the ranking Democrat on his committee, had also sent a letter to Secretary of State John Kerry, urging him to persuade Pakistan to fight all terrorists, whether operating on its western or eastern borders.
They wrote: “The United States should pursue a different approach with the Pakistani government. We urge you to consider implementing travel restrictions, suspending portions of assistance, and sanctioning Pakistani officials that maintain relationships with designated terrorist groups.”
They argued that “such an approach would make clear that the US and Pakistan cannot have a true strategic partnership until Pakistan cuts all ties with terrorist organisations and renounces its use as an instrument of state policy.”
The Pakistan Embassy in Washington, however, said that Mr Fatemi continued his “intense engagements” with US lawmakers on Thursday as well.
He held separate meetings with Senators Dianne Feinstein of California and Robert Casey from Pennsylvania.
Senator Feinstein is the Vice Chair of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence and Senator Casey is a senior member of the Committee on Finance as well as the Joint Economic Committee.
In the meeting with Senator Feinstein, the two sides reviewed the state of relationship with special focus on defence and intelligence cooperation and expressed satisfaction on the growing momentum in this vital cooperation.
Mr Fatemi shared the recent achievements in Pakistan’s fight against terrorism following the ongoing military operations in Fata, which has entered a critical phase.
Senator Feinstein noted Pakistan’s efforts to eliminate terrorism and stabilise the region. Assuring him of the US support for enhancing Pakistan’s counter-terrorism capabilities, the senator stressed the need for continued cooperation between Pakistan and the US to deal with the emerging threat of ISIL (self-styled Islamic State.
Published in Dawn, July 24th, 2015
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Sir gujrat riots ki wajah say modi kay against jitnay case thay ....if u read abt it ,they were all thrown out of courts by hook and crook , sometimes by suspending the police officer who was genuinely carrying out investigations and almost similar treatment was meted out to judges hearing the trial...
Iran,Afghanistan,India three countries are already suffering from Pakistan started & created extremist groups.Shed some tears also for those affected, by these groups.In Gujarat riot not only Muslims died & we are deeply affected too..FYI he was given clean chit by apex court of India while he was not in power due to lack of proof.So keep your fantasy c$ap to yourself.Whole world has already suffered enough from Islamic extremism.If someone portray violent part of yours,you people suddenly get jittery & start projecting others. Whole world has enough knowledge who should be called terrorist.US UK provide enough military aids to you so they have right to ask or advice...
I hope they didn't fight for religion & they were not extremists.They fought against British Raj including for your motherfather..Don't just babble like a moron to cover up your disability.
Dear Friend do you support the armed struggle of TTP and other terrorist organization in Pakistan. Do you approve that and will you call them Freedom Fighters...........................and allow Plebiscite
There are too many forces in Pakistan, a well organized and well equipped force can fight better. Like convert FCs and Levis's present in KPK and Balochistan into KPK-Rangers & Balochistan-Rangers. Also, bring FATA in KPKUS lawmakers urge Pakistan to take action against all militants
Congressman Ed Royce urged Islamabad to either hand over the alleged Mumbai attack mastermind Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi to India or present him in the International Criminal Court in The Hague.
WASHINGTON: US lawmakers, while pleased with Pakistan’s resolve to combat extremists along the Afghan border, are pressing the country also to crack down on other militant groups.
The prime minister’s special assistant on foreign affairs Syed Tariq Fatemi and senior Pakistani diplomats had a taste of their indignation over the issue this week as they spent two days on Capitol Hill, lobbying for their country.
While statements issued by the Pakistani side after these meetings ignored the subject, congressional aides told reporters that some senior US lawmakers were particularly interested in the Mumbai terrorist attacks case.
The lawmakers also shared their concern over a recent decision by a Pakistani court to release all suspects in the Malala case for lack of evidence.
One of them, Congressman Ed Royce, who chairs the House Foreign Relations Committee, urged Islamabad to either hand over the alleged Mumbai attack mastermind Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi to India or present him in the International Criminal Court in The Hague.
Earlier, Chairman Royce and Eliot Engel, the ranking Democrat on his committee, had also sent a letter to Secretary of State John Kerry, urging him to persuade Pakistan to fight all terrorists, whether operating on its western or eastern borders.
They wrote: “The United States should pursue a different approach with the Pakistani government. We urge you to consider implementing travel restrictions, suspending portions of assistance, and sanctioning Pakistani officials that maintain relationships with designated terrorist groups.”
They argued that “such an approach would make clear that the US and Pakistan cannot have a true strategic partnership until Pakistan cuts all ties with terrorist organisations and renounces its use as an instrument of state policy.”
The Pakistan Embassy in Washington, however, said that Mr Fatemi continued his “intense engagements” with US lawmakers on Thursday as well.
He held separate meetings with Senators Dianne Feinstein of California and Robert Casey from Pennsylvania.
Senator Feinstein is the Vice Chair of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence and Senator Casey is a senior member of the Committee on Finance as well as the Joint Economic Committee.
In the meeting with Senator Feinstein, the two sides reviewed the state of relationship with special focus on defence and intelligence cooperation and expressed satisfaction on the growing momentum in this vital cooperation.
Mr Fatemi shared the recent achievements in Pakistan’s fight against terrorism following the ongoing military operations in Fata, which has entered a critical phase.
Senator Feinstein noted Pakistan’s efforts to eliminate terrorism and stabilise the region. Assuring him of the US support for enhancing Pakistan’s counter-terrorism capabilities, the senator stressed the need for continued cooperation between Pakistan and the US to deal with the emerging threat of ISIL (self-styled Islamic State.
Published in Dawn, July 24th, 2015
US lawmakers urge Pakistan to take action against all militants - Pakistan - DAWN.COM
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We have our own share of many many known and forgotten heroes of independence movement against British. Irony is they were fighting both British and Hindus as well. Go read about 1931 massacre committed by Dogra Raj in Kashmir. or go read about violence against muslims in 1947 in Jammu.
Dont worry, your forces will quit Kashmir themselves, sooner or later.1. It is not 'promised' plebiscite. A promise, by definition is made between two parties where one asks for something and the other, who is making the promise, provides assurance for it. Pakistan did not ask for plebiscite before UN intervention. Perhaps you are unaware about the events of history, it was Nehru who had gone to UN and brokered a peace deal.
2. As per UN Security Council Resolution 47, Pakistan was required to evacuate all it's tribals and military men pushed into Kashmir first, while India was to maintain a small number of security forces to maintain law and order. That Pakistani withdrawal never happened. Instead Pakistan went on to create 'Azad Kashmir', which is by no means 'Azad'.
Quoting from UNSC Resolution 47 :
3. After the Shimla Agreement, the Kashmir issue had become a bilateral issue and not in the International arena of UN
anymore.
4. Since 2010, UN has removed Jammu & Kashmir from the list of disputed territories.
5. After the Mumbai attacks, it is highly unlikely that any political leader of India will talk to Pakistan about Kashmir and in the process commit a political suicide.
The way I see it, Pakistan should have taken the opportunity when it was presented with one. It should have gone for the plebiscite. Instead Pakistan messed it all up back then, messed it up later in 1965, further mess up in Siachen and Kargil and with brazen support for terrorism. With such a history, one simply does not walk away with unscathed with the cake in hand.
I am not a Jotshee like you, read last para of your post, in which you were giving out predictions.
US lawmakers urge Pakistan to take action against all militants
Congressman Ed Royce urged Islamabad to either hand over the alleged Mumbai attack mastermind Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi to India or present him in the International Criminal Court in The Hague.
WASHINGTON: US lawmakers, while pleased with Pakistan’s resolve to combat extremists along the Afghan border, are pressing the country also to crack down on other militant groups.
The prime minister’s special assistant on foreign affairs Syed Tariq Fatemi and senior Pakistani diplomats had a taste of their indignation over the issue this week as they spent two days on Capitol Hill, lobbying for their country.
While statements issued by the Pakistani side after these meetings ignored the subject, congressional aides told reporters that some senior US lawmakers were particularly interested in the Mumbai terrorist attacks case.
The lawmakers also shared their concern over a recent decision by a Pakistani court to release all suspects in the Malala case for lack of evidence.
One of them, Congressman Ed Royce, who chairs the House Foreign Relations Committee, urged Islamabad to either hand over the alleged Mumbai attack mastermind Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi to India or present him in the International Criminal Court in The Hague.
Earlier, Chairman Royce and Eliot Engel, the ranking Democrat on his committee, had also sent a letter to Secretary of State John Kerry, urging him to persuade Pakistan to fight all terrorists, whether operating on its western or eastern borders.
They wrote: “The United States should pursue a different approach with the Pakistani government. We urge you to consider implementing travel restrictions, suspending portions of assistance, and sanctioning Pakistani officials that maintain relationships with designated terrorist groups.”
They argued that “such an approach would make clear that the US and Pakistan cannot have a true strategic partnership until Pakistan cuts all ties with terrorist organisations and renounces its use as an instrument of state policy.”
The Pakistan Embassy in Washington, however, said that Mr Fatemi continued his “intense engagements” with US lawmakers on Thursday as well.
He held separate meetings with Senators Dianne Feinstein of California and Robert Casey from Pennsylvania.
Senator Feinstein is the Vice Chair of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence and Senator Casey is a senior member of the Committee on Finance as well as the Joint Economic Committee.
In the meeting with Senator Feinstein, the two sides reviewed the state of relationship with special focus on defence and intelligence cooperation and expressed satisfaction on the growing momentum in this vital cooperation.
Mr Fatemi shared the recent achievements in Pakistan’s fight against terrorism following the ongoing military operations in Fata, which has entered a critical phase.
Senator Feinstein noted Pakistan’s efforts to eliminate terrorism and stabilise the region. Assuring him of the US support for enhancing Pakistan’s counter-terrorism capabilities, the senator stressed the need for continued cooperation between Pakistan and the US to deal with the emerging threat of ISIL (self-styled Islamic State.
Published in Dawn, July 24th, 2015
US lawmakers urge Pakistan to take action against all militants - Pakistan - DAWN.COM
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