India, Gujarat LeT encounter was faked, court told

[SpArK]

Everything should be done by the law of the land.

Yes Sir. i will forward your message to the Judges.

 

[harpoon]

And, what if the people that were killed were innocent?

As far as I know , they were all of dubious characters. The encounter may be fake, but the victims are not.

 

[RazPaK]

Yes Sir. i will forward your message to the Judges.

Instead of the judges, forward them to your Incredible Police force, perhaps?

As far as I know , they were all of dubious characters. The encounter may be fake, but the victims are not.

It doesn't matter what they were. All deserved to undergo the legal process. Do you really want to your police to turn into a mafia?

 

[SpArK]

Instead of the judges, forward them to your Incredible Police force, perhaps?



It doesn't matter what they were. All deserved to undergo the legal process. Do you really want to your police to turn into a mafia?

Send an SMS to them..a minute before.

 

[INDIAN SOLDIER]

Instead of the judges, forward them to your Incredible Police force, perhaps?



It doesn't matter what they were. All deserved to undergo the legal process. Do you really want to your police to turn into a mafia?

Every one is at his place, all your answer you can find in post #1. It was Indian court not Pakistan. Got it?

 

[harpoon]

Instead of the judges, forward them to your Incredible Police force, perhaps?

We are not a police state.

It doesn't matter what they were. All deserved to undergo the legal process. Do you really want to your police to turn into a mafia?

South Asian police are famous for their 'encounters'.

 

[SamranAli]

what someone need is independent media in india free from influence of govt. So that minorities too can get a voice.

 

[RazPaK]

If you allowed your police to get away with breaking the law, it will just empower them to turn rogue. One day it might be you or your loved ones?


Allowing the police a license to kill, would just make them terrorists with a uniform.

 

[Baby Leone]

Mr. Javed please change the title of the thread to "Pakistan and China Relations Strained" to lure them in. lolz

lol, they are actualy thinking how to justify hindu terrorism & their activities or the killing of inovent muslims in fake encounter.

 

[harpoon]

Every one is at his place, all your answer you can find in post #1. It was Indian court not Pakistan. Got it?

Mumbai attacks..Investigation conducted by Indian Agencies..Culprits traced back to Pakistan....Pakistanis don't accept the verdict

Samjautha Express Bomb Blats....Investigation conducted by Indian Agencies..Col. Purohit arrested....Pakistanis accept the verdict

So bro, they will only accept the verdicts of Indian courts and agencies when it suits them.

 

[Mujraparty]

some morons dont realize that justice has prevailed ,unlike some banana republic where terrorist with 10 million bounty on his head allowed to walk free ..

The biggest threat to the south asian region is hindu terrorism with indian govt support...

id disagree sir Muslims terrorist's backed by Pakistani gov is the biggest threat to world peace ...

 

[SpArK]

lol, they are actualy thinking how to justify hindu terrorism & their activities or the killing of inovent muslims in fake encounter.

Police encounter dude.. not the blasts or anything like that..

Hands up.. dishumm dishum... sort a thing...

Now try something else.

 

[perplexed]

what someone need is independent media in india free from influence of govt. So that minorities too can get a voice.

yeah... about goddamn time we get some equivalents of PressTV

 

[RazPaK]

Samjautha Express Bomb Blats....Investigation conducted by Indian Agencies..Col. Purohit arrested....Pakistanis accept the verdict

They went after Muslims first. Maybe some of your police try to cover up the tracks of Saffron terrorists?

 

[harpoon]

what someone need is independent media in india free from influence of govt. So that minorities too can get a voice.

Our Press Freedom is higher than yours..131 vs 151

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