Featured Junagarh Will Soon Be A Part of Pakistan, Nawab of Junagarh Announces

[GHALIB]

How soon is soon.

till his salary is increased .

The political map of Pakistan has already decided the course.

Junagarh cannot be left at the mercy of the Nazis anymore.

why leave delhi ?

 

[White and Green with M/S]

Lovely and beautiful Pakistani architecture.

It is called Gandhara, a Greek-Buddhist civilization in Pakistan and Afghanistan. Taxilla and Peshawar were built during that time.

Junagarh also is named after the Greeks, Yuna Garh. It makes sense for it to be part of Pakistan also, since the Indo-Greek Gandhara culture was exclusive to Pakistan and Afghanistan.
@Talwar e Pakistan @Taimur Khurram @CatSultan

Nice trolling, you are on the verge of slow disintegrate your UNION, because your hate against minorities especially Muslims in India

till his salary is increased .


why leave delhi ?

Reported if you don't have to discuss this thread positively then you leave this thread you INDIOT

 

[GHALIB]

But Indian government is ever ready to claim Nizam of Hyderabads looted wealth.

I think India should be balkanised.

Certainly, we witnessed that technological gap on 27th Feb.
IOK, Khalistan, and now Junagarh. Great going Pakistan.

problem is poor economy of pakistan , with this poor state of finances it is suicidal to think about foolish adventures of taking junagarh, kashmir or Hyderabad .

 

[Jackdaws]

We also know very well what statments are given in your parliament by Pappu and others.

Please let me know a comparable statement where he describes a meeting he was part of.

 

[khanmubashir]

He can sign the document at the Pakistani parliament putting Pakistan as witness to the deed.

We can invite parliamentarians from Turkey, Iran and representatives of the Arabs and have UN send an observation body.

No need his grand father nawab of that Time had signed accession with Pakistan

This actually nullifies Indian flaunting of hari Singh accession
If Indians didn't respect nawab accession
Why the raja one with em be respected

Nor is

UN world bodies always says kashmir is a dispute between Pakistan and India
Despite all of Indian cries that it's there attot ang

 

[Taimoor Khan]

Big? Giving up 8000 square kms in return for 85000 square kms seems like a pretty sweet deal to me.

Then chop chop, start lobbying for it within India. See how far you can go.

 

[xyx007]

inshallah

 

[Jackdaws]

Then chop chop, start lobbying for it within India. See how far you can go.

Ok

 

[Taimoor Khan]

Ok

Correct me if I am wrong, I was just doing some geographical analysis, the state of Junagarh , within its borders , contain famous hindu temple of Somnath? Is the region RSS birth place?

 

[Chhatrapati]

Correct me if I am wrong, I was just doing some geographical analysis, the state of Junagarh , within its borders , contain famous hindu temple of Somnath? Is the region RSS birth place?

RSS HQ is in Nagpur,

And yes, Somnath Temple used to part of Junagadh.

 

[Taimoor Khan]

RSS HQ is in Nagpur,

And yes, Somnath Temple used to part of Junagadh.

Very interesting.

 

[AZADPAKISTAN2009]

Great to have another port city

 

[Chhatrapati]

Indians think its funny that Junagadh will be part of Pakistan. To the contrary the Nawab still enjoys a considerable following there, all his properties and wealth are still there(Govt Control). The legacy of the Babbi Nawabs of Saurashtra region can never be forgotton.
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Nawabs are a Museum piece among others. Some venerated, some despised. Remnants of Nawab rule has as much value as Dinausar skeletons. Good for movies, to watch and take photos, come in real life? Not gonna happen.

This supposed nawab as far as Indians are concerned is a clown with no clout. Just like the Hari Singh, or Nizams who were used and tossed out.

 

[Imad.Khan]

I for one doesn't agree with the Nawab. The local populace are Hindus and they are happy to be part of India, why force them to be part of a country against their wishes. It will be exactly what Indians are doing in Kashmir. It will be an endless circle of violence and human rights abuse and it will b expensive.

 

[Pan-Islamic-Pakistan]

I for one doesn't agree with the Nawab. The local populace are Hindus and they are happy to be part of India, why force them to be part of a country against their wishes. It will be exactly what Indians are doing in Kashmir. It will be an endless circle of violence and human rights abuse and it will b expensive.

India doesn’t respect that principle in Kashmir, why should we respect it in relation to Junagarh?