Its time to declare India a terrorist state

[Kyusuibu Honbu]

All your neighbours already have.

Not even Pakistan has done so

 

[Tshering22]

All your neighbours already have.

Give me links. PDF's teenagers don't count jack in real-life politics.

So much for "all your neighbors".

 

[The enlightened]

All your neighbours already have.

Yes, all of them except China, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Bhutan.
Even Sri Lanka and Nepal haven't declared any such thing.
But I agree, except these countries all of them have declared.

 

[gubbi]

All your neighbours already have.

Brainfarts much? Show us any official/semi-official or media declarations for your claim. Even a credible Pakistani one will do.

 

[SamantK]

All your neighbours already have.

Almost every state has separatist movements, many of them armed. A large number of Muslims were killed in the past few years across the country and the numbers are on a steady rise. On top of that India has become a paraya for its neighbours. None of its neighbours appreciate their closeness to India and they all blame it for meddling in their affairs.

Please, I would like to have stats and links to prove them, dont just go on ranting copying pieces from blogs.. hard facts maybe can help your argument..

 

[IndoCarib]

All your neighbours already have.

???

You mean PDF members ?

 

[ZABASHO]

Yes, all of them except China, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Bhutan.

Add to it, SL, Nepal, Maldives, Pakistan.

 

[lem34]

Please, I would like to have stats and links to prove them, dont just go on ranting copying pieces from blogs.. hard facts maybe can help your argument..

If you look at the articles and or blogs they all quote either official Indian govt figures and or UN accepted or generated statistics

 

[RazPaK]

Now for terror at a National Level.


Indian forces terrorizing Kashmiris:

 

[Carl Johnson]

If being a secular and democratic nation,having unity in diversity,being at the receiving end of the aggression of neighbours, housing lacs of illegal immigrants,having culturally vibrant, diverse and hospitable people and having a booming economy is called terrorism,then we are proud terrorists.

Long live the terrorist state of Sindhu Sthan.

We have won the crown.

 

[ZABASHO]

terrorizing KAshmiris by Indian armed forces congrats....

better than how your country terrorises them all the time........ calling them "mujahirs, changez khan ne (hod (hod ke muslim banaya saalon ko"

 

[nemesis102]

RaZPaK lost his case.. shifted to troll mode...

Good job Indians...

 

[ZABASHO]

RaZPaK lost his case.. shifted to troll mode...

Good job Indians...

well in his defense, that is his natural state of being

 

[RazPaK]

Baniyas feeling frustrated? ^

 

[lem34]

Human Rights

When it comes to Human Rights issues in India, it is not ratified the UN Convention against Torture, its citizens do not have the opportunity to find recourse in remedies that are available under international law. The victims are trapped with the local Hindu caste system, which in every aspect militates against their rights.

India has a very poor record of protecting the privacy of its citizens, according to the latest report from Privacy International (PI). India scored 1.9 points, which makes it an ‘extensive surveillance society’. A score between 4.1 and 5.0 (the highest score) would mean a country “consistently upholds human rights standards”. PI is a watchdog on surveillance and privacy invasions by governments and corporations. [Fake encounter killings are rampant in India. This extra judicial killings are inspired by theological texts of Brahmins like Artha Shastra and Manusmriti which teaches espionage and torture methods. Every such killing of an innocent person, branded a terrorist, has encouraged the killer cops to target socially excluded communities like dalits, tribals and minorities.

India’s intelligence agencies like IB, RAW, etc seems to be thoroughly infiltrated by foreign secret services which support powerful weapon producing nations. Formed in 1947, IB is engaged in wiretapping, spy on political opponents and sometimes indicting on false criminal charges. The IB also has numerous authors, bloggers and media persons.

According to the National Human Rights Commission, as on 30th June 2004, there were 3,32,112 prisoners in Indian jails out of which 2,39,146 were under trial prisoners. That’s more than 70 %. India’s jails hold a disproportionate number of the country’s minority Muslims, a sign of discrimination and alienation from the Hindu majority. The bar association in India’s largest state, Uttar Pradesh, has refused to represent 13 Muslim suspects accused bombing courthouses in 2005 . A large part of police officers, Indian attorneys and judges appear regularly on the events organized by notorious Hindu militant groups. Prison statistics of Indian Jails can be seen from National Crime Record Bureau, here

India is a parliamentary democracy, but rather less than a fully free society. The human rights group Freedom House ranks India as a 2 (on a scale of 1 to 7, with 1 the highest) for political rights and 3 for civil liberties. Elections are generally free but, notes Freedom House, “Government effectiveness and accountability are also undermined by pervasive criminality in politics, decrepit state institutions, and widespread corruption.” The State Department observes: “There were numerous reports that the government and its agents committed arbitrary or unlawful killings, including extrajudicial killings of suspected criminals and insurgents, or staged encounter deaths.” Read Freedom House Report from here.

The world needs to wake up to these Human Rights abuses in this rogue terrorist India