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Because our soldiers are not hiding behind Civilians and are trying to protect them
Woa woa woa easy Internet Hindu...
BSF firing leaves 13 Pakistanis dead 19 injured.
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Woa woa woa easy Internet Hindu...
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who is that? and why you say that?
you suspect duplicate account?
I checked for it but his post count is much
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Forget Villages, both Lahore and Amritsar are within the range of artillery now
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This is to maintain the macho status of Modi after Humiliation by China...
P:S...Response is already underway...
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Really?? Was that the reason he forced Pakistani Army to start the ceasefire violation and indulge in indiscriminate firing on the Indian side?
Pakistan is upto their usual tactics and India is only responding. It is a desperate attempt to push in terrorists and India should do what ever possible to ward off this attempt, to safeguard the lives of Indians..
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Maybe the fake mandatiya PM of Pakistan trying to divert attention of the nation through these provocations. Tricking the naive masses of Pakistanis demanding a Naya Pakistan.
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dude, if you don't know then @least don't embarrass yourself. its NOT Kashmir , in fact this was in India-Bangladesh border
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UNITED NATIONS: India and Pakistan have sparred at the UN over ceasefire violations along the LoC with India making it clear that its armed forces are "fully ready" to respond to "provocation".
India also said that the onus of creating a positive environment for normalisation of relations is on Pakistan.
War of words between the two countries over the situation at the Line of Control took place yesterday at the UN General Assembly where India said that it was a "matter of deep regret" that Pakistan violated the ceasefire, in which eight people were killed and several others injured.
"It is a matter of deep regret that Pakistan has violated the ceasefire and their unprovoked firing has led to loss of civilian lives on Indian side...Firing on innocent civilians by Pakistan will only hamper normalisation of relations.
"The onus of creating a positive environment is on Pakistan which is utterly failing to do so," senior official at the Indian Mission to the UN, Devesh Uttam said yesterday in his right of reply to Pakistan's remarks.
The Indian official stressed that everyone must be "assured" that India's armed forces and paramilitary forces are "fully ready and they will respond to provocation".
The Indian diplomat was responding to comments made by Pakistan's Permanent Representative to the UN Masood Khan when he raised the issue of Jammu and Kashmir during the 21st plenary meeting of the General Assembly here yesterday.
Khan said that long-standing festering issues "cannot be swept under the carpet," reiterating Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's address to the UN General Assembly last month that the core issue of Jammu and Kashmir has to be be resolved through negotiations and in accordance with the wishes of its people.
Voicing concern over the recent escalation of the ceasefire violations along the LoC by Indian security forces, Khan called on the Indian Government to immediately cease fire to preserve tranquility at the border.
He added that the UN mission in India and Pakistan must also be enabled to play its role in monitoring the ceasefire.
The Indian representative, again exercising the right of reply, said that India rejected all untenable and unsolicited remarks made by Pakistan.
Later, a representative of Pakistan, speaking in exercise of the right of reply, said that the ceasefire along the LoC and the working boundary must be preserved in the interest of people in the region, and asked for restraint from the Indian government and from security forces.
He called for the United Nations Military Observer Group in India and Pakistan (UNMOGIP) to be enabled to play its role in monitoring the ceasefire and securing peace and tranquility along the LoC and the working boundary.
Fully ready to respond to Pakistan's provocation, India tells UN - The Economic Times
India also said that the onus of creating a positive environment for normalisation of relations is on Pakistan.
War of words between the two countries over the situation at the Line of Control took place yesterday at the UN General Assembly where India said that it was a "matter of deep regret" that Pakistan violated the ceasefire, in which eight people were killed and several others injured.
"It is a matter of deep regret that Pakistan has violated the ceasefire and their unprovoked firing has led to loss of civilian lives on Indian side...Firing on innocent civilians by Pakistan will only hamper normalisation of relations.
"The onus of creating a positive environment is on Pakistan which is utterly failing to do so," senior official at the Indian Mission to the UN, Devesh Uttam said yesterday in his right of reply to Pakistan's remarks.
The Indian official stressed that everyone must be "assured" that India's armed forces and paramilitary forces are "fully ready and they will respond to provocation".
The Indian diplomat was responding to comments made by Pakistan's Permanent Representative to the UN Masood Khan when he raised the issue of Jammu and Kashmir during the 21st plenary meeting of the General Assembly here yesterday.
Khan said that long-standing festering issues "cannot be swept under the carpet," reiterating Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's address to the UN General Assembly last month that the core issue of Jammu and Kashmir has to be be resolved through negotiations and in accordance with the wishes of its people.
Voicing concern over the recent escalation of the ceasefire violations along the LoC by Indian security forces, Khan called on the Indian Government to immediately cease fire to preserve tranquility at the border.
He added that the UN mission in India and Pakistan must also be enabled to play its role in monitoring the ceasefire.
The Indian representative, again exercising the right of reply, said that India rejected all untenable and unsolicited remarks made by Pakistan.
Later, a representative of Pakistan, speaking in exercise of the right of reply, said that the ceasefire along the LoC and the working boundary must be preserved in the interest of people in the region, and asked for restraint from the Indian government and from security forces.
He called for the United Nations Military Observer Group in India and Pakistan (UNMOGIP) to be enabled to play its role in monitoring the ceasefire and securing peace and tranquility along the LoC and the working boundary.
Fully ready to respond to Pakistan's provocation, India tells UN - The Economic Times
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no matter
the content is still below the belt and I distance myself from such things.
hence I lose it when Indian members open threads celebrating terrorism in Pakistan (reference to that thread about Afghanistan causing problems for Pakistan)
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it is clear who started the whole drama, pakistan cant digest that it wont get an inch of Indian land in fore sable future no matter how hard it try & scared to death that india might go more assertive over its claim as its economy & power grow, pakistan is f**ed for for sable future 
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