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What rubbish are you talking about? What was tried in Sikkim? You might want to repeat that. Sikkim joined India willingly. It is hard for you to accept this since military dictatorship in your country most of the time meant you're used to using force. This was because culturally and religiously, we're Indians and this is not the first time when Sikkim has joined India.

We were a serving kingdom to the Mauryan empire as well and prior to that. Get your history about us Sikkimese right before reading it off your master's mouthpiece; the People's Daily.

All religions and communities except Muslims(few of them) dont have a problem existing in India.
 
HAHA and where gona hindu will move if a some thing happens ? Any other hindu country in mind ? lol:flame:

India is Hindu country mate and even pakistan is hindu country,Tropical forests,agricultural land and mountains is where hindus stay,Muslims stay in deserts.
 
No way man.. I have lots of muslim friends.... what the crap are you talking.. Because of a rant by one guy why do you take all of them for the toss??.. After all they our people why will you make them struggle further by sending them to Pakistan at present there is no opportunity for them there?

even i do,thats not the point.The Pakistani identity is so confused,they talk about Arabic and Urdu being the holy languages but they talk in
Punjabi which is a total hinko language.They talk about secularism but slaughter minorities,whatever they say and do are not the same.

I was just inviting them to take a clear stand rather than pussyfoot all the time.
 
Nice idea, Sikhs too have the right of their separate homeland, Take Khalistan, no Indo-Pak border will exist. Transport all Christians to Mini Orissa. Na Rahega Baas, Na Bajegi Baansuri :devil:

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All pro-Hindu individuals and organizations should join hands to transform India into a Hindu Republic of Bharat. :sniper:

Khalistan supporters are less than 5% of the sikh population and most of them illiterate peasants who dont have a clue.

Sikhs,Buddhists,Jains are all pagan hindu faiths and derivatives of classic vedic hinduism and they dont proclaim a strict condition of superiority of their faith alone.

u cannot compare it with semitic religions(judaism excluded) which are more like Unilever and P&G.
 
The point is that Kashmiris have been compromised between India and Pakistan and right now it is best if we both compromise. What better gift can we give to our fellow Muslims than to accept their wishes?

Your point was looking brilliant till the bolded part came... Come out of your attitude of seeing everything from religious angle.
 
I dont see any other possible solution of kashmir rather then accepting the current LOC as IB........
 
Your point was looking brilliant till the bolded part came... Come out of your attitude of seeing everything from religious angle.

What I mean is that we, as Pakistanis, are always talking about helping our fellow Muslim Kashmiris but we never consider any other option aside from being merged with Pakistan. It is a religious affair, as we are tied by religion. They are humans but they are also Muslims... and right now I don't see any non-muslim country giving a damn about what is happening in Kashmir.
 
Make the goddamn LoC into IB.

India cannot risk an open border and invite more terrorist attacks,arms/fake-currency smuggling.

We are having enough problems with the open Nepal border and the porous BD border.

Enough.No more un-regulated borders business.
 
My point was why he is saying so? Has he any reasons or points to back his statement ?


In case of Kashmir we can understand that Kashmir was Never part of India neither Kashmiris consider themselves Indians.


But in case of Nagas??? what is their history ?

Nagas have a lot of autonomy in their state and hardly anyone from outside ever goes down to settle there.The army is present to guard the borders but otherwise the Nagas run their own show.
 
Nagas have a lot of autonomy in their state and hardly anyone from outside ever goes down to settle there.The army is present to guard the borders but otherwise the Nagas run their own show.
Yeah and being a part of India, any Indian is welcome to travel any part of the country freely. Nagaland's recent venture into tourism has created a boom in tourism based economic growth slowly into the state alongside Manipur's slow rise. Which means more skilled Indians will go there, teach the Nagas new ways and modernize them to make them as developed as other states of the country.

Naga regiment has made great sacrifices for this country and is entitled to as much equal privilege that all its states get. :)
 
India killed two more innocent Kashmiris in OSJK

Monday, 01 November 2010 12:53

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Srinagar, November 01, 2010: Indian troops in their fresh act of state terrorism martyred two more innocent Kashmiri youth in Kupwara district. The troops killed the youth at Zachaldara in Handwara area of the district during a siege and search operation, which continued till last reports came in.

On the other hand, Indian police arrested two students identified as Feroz Ahmad Parray and Mudasir Ahmad in Palhallan town. Locals told media men that the students were on way to home after appearing in the Class XII examination.

Indian troops, in their continued acts of state terrorism, martyred 34 innocent people including a young boy in the last month of October. Of those martyred one civilian was killed in custody. These killings rendered 2 women widowed and 10 children orphaned.

During the month, 324 people were critically injured when Indian forces used brute force, fired bullets

and teargas shells against peaceful demonstrators in the occupied territory while 181 civilians, mostly youth, were arrested. The troops also disgraced 18 women and destroyed 11 residential houses during the month.

A 26-year-old widow, Yasmeena Begum is inconsolable even three months after her husband’s death. Her life partner, Khursheed Ahmed fell to the bullets of Indian police and paramilitary CRPF troopers in Kupwara on August 1 during the present ongoing uprising.

Khursheed Ahmed was killed in unprovoked firing by Indian forces after he left his house to ferry a marriage party in his private vehicle to neighbouring Dardsun village.

Locals told media that the forces fired on him near Khazanmutti Kralpora- Shumnag road. “Despite receiving bullets all over his body, Khursheed managed to crawl but he was again beaten by the men in uniform. His 19-year-old nephew, Owais, who tried to rush him to the hospital, was also beaten and later shot at and injured,” they added.

Later, a few locals somehow managed to rescue the seriously injured Khursheed but he died on way to Kupwara hospital.

The Chairman of All Parites Hurriyat Conference (APHC), Syed Ali Shah Geelani has strongly denounced the killings of innocent Kashmiris by Indian forces and continued illegal detention of Hurriyat leader and the Vice Chairman of Jammu and Kashmir Muslim League, Masarrat Aalam Butt.

Syed Ali Shah Geelani in a statement issued in Srinagar termed Masarrat Aalam Butt’s detention in the infamous Cargo Camp of Special Operations Group of Indian forces as a political vendetta and frustration of the occupation authorities. He said that the authorities were violating the law while dealing with the illegally detained Kashmiri Hurriyat leaders and activists languishing in different jails and interrogation centre of India and the occupied territory.

Syed Ali Shah Geelani had said that India had launched a crackdown against the innocent people especially youth to suppress the ongoing liberation movement in the occupied territory but it would not succeed in its nefarious designs.

On the other hand, the Jammu and Kashmir Muslim League has expressed serious concern over the deteriorating health of its Vice Chairman, Masarrat Aalam Butt at SOG camp. The JKML spokesman in a statement issued in Srinagar said that the occupation authorities would be responsible if anything untoward happened to the detained leader.

Meanwhile, APHC spokesman had said that the appearance of posters in Srinagar serving it a two-day ultimatum to call off its campaign of shutdowns was the handiwork of Indian agents and an attempt to mislead the people of the territory.

The posters, pasted on the walls, said that the APHC is bringing economic miseries to the people and gave it a two-day ultimatum to call off its shutdowns and protests programmes announced in connection with the "Quit Kashmir Movement". The unsigned posters said if the ultimatum was not responded, the situation in the Valley would take a new turn and APHC would be responsible for that.

Pertinently APHC has called for a four-day shutdown beginning from November 5 on the occasion of the visit of the US President, Barack Obama to India to draw his attention towards the situation in the occupied territory.

The Jamaat-e-Islami in Occupied State of Jammu & Kashmir (OSJK) has urged India to take solid steps for resolving the Kashmir dispute in accordance with the Kashmiris’ aspirations so that durable peace could be ensured in South Asia.

The JI spokesman in a statement issued in Srinagar said that the Kashmir dispute was the main hurdle in cordial relations between India and Pakistan and it posed a serious threat to the regional peace.

The spokesman condemned the gross human rights violations being perpetrated by Indian troops in the occupied territory. He said that Indian forces barged into the houses of innocent people and harassed the inmates especially women and children.

He deplored that on one side, India was claiming to be the largest democracy of the world, while on the other, it had unleashed state terrorism in the occupied territory to suppress the Kashmiris’ just struggle for right of Self-Determination.

India killed two more innocent Kashmiris in OSJK
 
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