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Oh how brave of you. Looks like your integral part and unbreakable part rant is in need of these foolish acts to strengthen itself. Go raise the flag to make it look like the integral part of India which it isn't.
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Omar Abdullah trying to internationalise Kashmir issue: BJP
NEW DELHI: Keeping up its attack on Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Omar Abdullah over his remarks that the state had acceded to India and not merged, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Friday termed his comments "laughable" and accused him of trying to internationalise the Kashmir issue.
Senior BJP leader Murli Manohar Joshi said here that various princely states had acceded to India and had not merged and Jammu and Kashmir was no exception.
"His comments are laughable. Various princely states joined India under the Instrument of Accession. There was no instrument of merger," Joshi said.
He said the Indian Constitution clearly states that Jammu and Kashmir is and shall be an integral part of India.
Terming Abdullah's remarks as "irresponsible", Joshi said it gives rise to several apprehensions and amounts to backing the separatists.
Referring to the chief minister's remarks on Kashmir being an issue between two neighbours, he said the internal situation in the state was not a matter to be discussed with the neighbour.
"He (Abdullah) is trying to internationalise the issue. He is trying to involve Pakistan where it is not required," Joshi said, adding that the only issue to be discussed with Pakistan was about its illegal occupation of territory that belongs to India.
He said the Kashmir issue was related to India's security and the country will not accept anyone working against the country's interests.
Asked if he was demanding Abdullah's resignation, Joshi said he was warning him for the present.
Read more: Omar Abdullah trying to internationalise Kashmir issue: BJP - The Times of India Omar Abdullah trying to internationalise Kashmir issue: BJP - The Times of India
NEW DELHI: Keeping up its attack on Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Omar Abdullah over his remarks that the state had acceded to India and not merged, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Friday termed his comments "laughable" and accused him of trying to internationalise the Kashmir issue.
Senior BJP leader Murli Manohar Joshi said here that various princely states had acceded to India and had not merged and Jammu and Kashmir was no exception.
"His comments are laughable. Various princely states joined India under the Instrument of Accession. There was no instrument of merger," Joshi said.
He said the Indian Constitution clearly states that Jammu and Kashmir is and shall be an integral part of India.
Terming Abdullah's remarks as "irresponsible", Joshi said it gives rise to several apprehensions and amounts to backing the separatists.
Referring to the chief minister's remarks on Kashmir being an issue between two neighbours, he said the internal situation in the state was not a matter to be discussed with the neighbour.
"He (Abdullah) is trying to internationalise the issue. He is trying to involve Pakistan where it is not required," Joshi said, adding that the only issue to be discussed with Pakistan was about its illegal occupation of territory that belongs to India.
He said the Kashmir issue was related to India's security and the country will not accept anyone working against the country's interests.
Asked if he was demanding Abdullah's resignation, Joshi said he was warning him for the present.
Read more: Omar Abdullah trying to internationalise Kashmir issue: BJP - The Times of India Omar Abdullah trying to internationalise Kashmir issue: BJP - The Times of India
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Abdullah family has did alot of betrayals of own Kashmiri people for the sake of invader Indians but realities are far stronger which are now slowly being dawned upon Abdullah family
i doubt it, a puppet does not become a human over night - it seems like a bit of realpolitik, as everyone knows kashmir is heating up BIG TIME so he is just doing a bit of appeasing, but as they say actions>>> words and he will continue to do nothing.
he will probably come out with a pro india statement quite soon, its just a game for him
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Its about becoming human but taking ground realities and one of these realities is that in an Independent Kashmir Omar might have some standing but being an Indian puppet he can only survive over Dehli asheerwad
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Oh yes he's a Pakistani puppet now kick out this murdering scrumbag and try him for being a traitor and cooperating with Pakistan.
More seriously, he may not be a Pakistani puppet, but his actions have helped validate all that Pakistan has been saying about India on Kashmir. So India is better off kicking him out anyway.
More seriously, he may not be a Pakistani puppet, but his actions have helped validate all that Pakistan has been saying about India on Kashmir. So India is better off kicking him out anyway.
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Well Geelani regardless of views has much more credibilty amongst most Kashmiris than Omar Abdullah (whose family lives comfortably in New delhi of course)
no doubt about that!
no doubt about that!
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Well Geelani regardless of views has much more credibilty amongst most Kashmiris than Omar Abdullah (whose family lives comfortably in New delhi of course)
no doubt about that!
even the puppets are now realising check out
http://www.defence.pk/forums/kashmir-war/76893-bjp-thinks-omar-abdullah-pakistan-puppet.html
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Geelani appeals ICJ to probe mass graves in OSJK
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Friday, 15 October 2010 14:43
Srinagar, October 15, 2010: Chairman of All Parties Hurriyat Conference (APHC), Syed Ali Shah Geelani, has appealed the International Court of Justice (ICJ) and War Crimes Tribunal of the United Nations to initiate probe into the unmarked and mass graves in Occupied State of Jammu & Kashmir (OSJK).
Syed Ali Shah Geelani, in a media interview, said that during the past two decades more than 10,000 Kashmiris went missing in the custody of Indian Army and various Indian agencies.
Unmarked and mass graves have been found in several areas of the occupied valley. We believe that most of the Kashmiris who have been subjected to enforced disappearance have been buried in these unmarked and mass graves,” he added.
He asked the international rights organisations to unmask the perpetrators through an independent inquiry. Syed Ali Shah Geelani said that last year the International Peoples Tribunal (IPT) on Human Rights and Justice in its report had claimed to find 2,700 unmarked and mass graves containing bodies of 2,943 people.
Citing example of extra-judicial killings, APHC Chairman, Syed Ali Shah Geelani said that in 2006 five people mostly from Islamabad district were killed in a fake encounter by the Special Operations Group of Indian Army to get rewards and promotions.
Syed Ali Shah Geelani maintained that solution for all the problems of Kashmiris was complete demilitarisation. “Till the troopers leave the territory, Kashmiris would continue to suffer,” he maintained.
The Amnesty International has urged the Indian government to end the torture of those held by the authorities. Asia-Pacific Deputy Programme Director of Amnesty International, Madhu Malhotra, in a statement said, " India needs to address the issue of torture and ensure that the human rights of detainees are protected."
The Amnesty International said that Indian troops were perpetrating the gross rights abuses with impunity due to the invocation of draconian laws like Armed Forces Special Forces (AFSPA) in the occupied territory.
The 6th annual Kashmir-European Union (EU) Week inaugurated in Brussels as a part of an awareness process to inform the European institutions and the people about the Kashmir dispute. The Prime Minister of Azad Kashmir, Sardar Attique Khan, addressing the inaugural ceremony in Brussels, highlighted the gross human rights violations perpetrated by Indian police across the occupied valley.
He appealed the European Union to play its role in resolving the Kashmir dispute. The Chairman of Kashmir Centre Brussels, Barrister Abdul Majeed Tramboo, expressed concern over the killing of at least 118 innocent Kashmiris by Indian police and Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel during the current agitation.
Tramboo dedicated the 6th annual Kashmir-EU Week to the Kashmiri youth, martyred by the police and said that the gross rights abuses by the occupation forces would be at very top of agenda during the event. He said that the presence of hundreds of thousands of Indian troops across the territory was causing environmental degradation.
Timothy Kirkhope, Member European Parliament (MEP), highlighted that a solution of the longstanding dispute should be sought at all levels. James Elles, another MEP in his closing remarks, discussed the nuclear dimension of the Kashmir conflict.
The MEP said that the event had become a permanent feature of the European Parliament. Among others, Professor Nazir Ahmed Shawl and Richard Howitt also spoke on the occasion.
APHC-M has strongly condemned the restrictions on the movement of its Chairman, Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, by Indian forces. The APHC-M spokesman in a statement issued in Srinagar said that the police did not allow Mirwaiz to go to Jinab Sahib in Soura and adjoining areas by sealing his residence.
He said, “As per the programme, Mirwaiz had to offer Asr prayers at Jinab Sahib in Soura. He was scheduled to visit the family members of those who were subjected to sever harassment, fear and torture by Indian troops.”
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Two LeT militants killed in encounter in Rajouri
Two Lashker-e-Toiba (LeT) militants were killed on Saturday (October 16) in an encounter with the security forces in higher reaches of Budhal in Rajouri district of Jammu and Kashmir, defence sources said.
On specific information about the presence of a group of militants, security forces launched a search operation in higher reaches of Budhal, about 244 kms from here, in Rajouri this morning, they said.
During the search, an encounter broke out between the militants and the operation parties in which two ultras were killed, they said.
The bodies of the slain militants have not been yet recovered as the gunbattle was on, the sources said.
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Two Lashker-e-Toiba (LeT) militants were killed on Saturday (October 16) in an encounter with the security forces in higher reaches of Budhal in Rajouri district of Jammu and Kashmir, defence sources said.
On specific information about the presence of a group of militants, security forces launched a search operation in higher reaches of Budhal, about 244 kms from here, in Rajouri this morning, they said.
During the search, an encounter broke out between the militants and the operation parties in which two ultras were killed, they said.
The bodies of the slain militants have not been yet recovered as the gunbattle was on, the sources said.
Two LeT militants killed in encounter in Rajouri- TIMESNOW.tv - Latest Breaking News, Big News Stories, News Videos
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