Hahaha, Another slum dog exposed. Should I link you, your Introduction thread on this forum telling us that you are a Muslim from Kashmir? Oh noes, you better go and edit it quickly.
You do relalise those are state police and not members of armed forces?Every constitution does but does the same Indian Constitution gives open hand to Indian Armed Forces to take deadly measures against Children too?
I have deliberately refrained from posting most disturbing images but an informed person like U does know about them all.
Scarcity of water and food does happens whenever their is a curfew imposed in an area. The curfew has been imposed because of the diminishing law and order situation in the valley and to avoid any mishaps which has happened before when the protests turned violent.
You do know that the student union leader who was the first arrested person of that incident was a Hindu. But that doesn't matter because that problem is in court and the judiciary will decide whether anti-national slogans were raised or not. And those if guilty will be punished, doesn't matter if they are Hindu or a Muslim.
That can be your personal opinion and we couldn't care less.
1) The point is that you are using a completely different yardstick to make the facts suit your beliefs, instead of beliefs based on facts. One man being killed for eating beef, while a despicable and criminal act, cannot be used to generalize that Muslims are oppressed or that India is a "Hinudcracy". That was your original assertion, and my point in reminding you about Paksitan was to make you exercise some sanity while making assertions. If that is the standard you hold a country to, then you should think what that says about Pakistan.
It's the scale - one criminal act does not warrant a sweeping generalization. When you want to judge something or somebody, use the same standard that you use for others.
As I said, the fact that that one murder is still being talked about, and will be talked about for years to come, shows that India places a much higher value on life than countries that forget the killing of a hundred by the next day.
2) Funeral processions of every militant killed gets a reception like this. This is not the first time, it is a common occurrence. The Indian security forces do not ever try to prevent that. In fact, they even provide security for these events. The curfews were to prevent violent protests, not to prevent people from attending the funeral. (If that was the intention, they wouldn't have handed over the body or even publicized his death - they would simply have "disappeared" him.)
Look for pictures of funerals of insurgents who have died before - you will see the same sight.
3) Could you tell me why this person will be one of the greatest heroes, about whom films will be made, as compared to everybody before him? I'll bet you can't.
Can you list his accomplishments, what makes him stand out among other militants? The only reason he is a folk hero, is because he used social media to advertise himself. He has never fired a shot at anybody, has never been in battle. Many other "commanders" before him were veterans of various conflicts, were battle hardened, and much better military planners. But this is the internet age, and a handsome man who uses twitter and youtube to post pictures of himself in Ramboesque poses becomes a hero. Otherwise, there have been many others before him who had accomplished more.
This kind of celebrity fame is a result of good PR. If he was a middle aged, balding, not so good looking man, he would not be a hero. This applies to other people too, not just for militants. Sad, but such is the nature of fame. Especially internet fame.
Well your facts are really twisted like your identity I am sure this forum will teach you a lot that your biased brainwashed media can not here are the funeral pics of several other freedom fighters the Heros of real life and deep within you even you know they are heros and you and your kind are all cruel villains only paying with words while killing innocents just to capture their precious land.
SAJJAD BHAT and see the same pattern Kashmiris love to touch their Heros and make them ride the sea of people to show world how much united they are in their hate against Hindus and India.
Dozens attempt to touch the body as it travels through the crowd(Caption by Dailymail.uk)
And their are hundreds of such pictures now if you wanna say all of them were using PR or social media or were very attractive men etc I am sure deep with in you must be knowing how hollow your argument is and how difficult it is for you like many of other Indians to face and accept the bitter truth that Kashmir is of Kashmiries like India is of Indians and Kashmiries hate anything that is Indian and Hindu.
You don't need to stoop to his level. He is happy to insult a women. Keep calm and let the haters hate.
Even their stones are replied with bullets.
POOJA MEHTA | Fri, 15 Jul 2016-02:11pm , dna webdesk
Azaadi slogans were raised at a rally, organised in Kolkata to protest the ongoing unrest in Kashmir.
Azaadislogans were raised at a rally, organised in Kolkata to protest against the death of over 30 people in Kashmir following the death of Hizbul Mujahideen commander Burhan Wani. Left-backed organisations comprising students and other members of rights groups converged at the College Square and marched towards the Sealdah station, sporting placards which read, ‘de-militarise Kashmir’ and raised slogans like, ‘Kashmir maange azaadi, Manipur maange azaadi’.
“We are demanding azaadi for Kashmir and Manipur. Azaadi for us means withdrawal of army and AFSPA. The people are oppressed by the army and it has resulted in so many deaths. It’s high time that these two states should be freed from armed forces and AFSPA,” said Mrinmoy Sarkar from the Progressive Democratic Students' Federation (PDSF) organisation.
Sarkar alleged that ever since the rally was announced, they received a number of threats from right-wing organisations. “There was every attempt to silence us. A lot of people who were to participate in this rally were threatened. But, we can’t be silent anymore. Everyday, the death toll and number of injured is rising in Kashmir. We must stand united for the people of Kashmir.”
This protest rally comes in the wake of simultaneous protests being organised by the several groups across the country. On Wednesday, similar rally was organised at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar.
