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...so his emotions will fizzle out in a day or two.....:cheers:

Plenty of information establishing the atrocities committed already.

I am assuming by your response then that you are not challenging most of the accusations made here.
 
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Genocide in Kashmir by Indian Forces

Kashmir, often called paradise, i.........................

Where is the link to this news item...Bangali Moshai..:what:......Lost in transit..I mean...copy paste.:pop:..or the source is not credible enough :hang2:and you are scared of your Azz getting Busted....:cheesy:
 
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According to India alone - its sort of like a thief arguing that the items in his possessions are his, despite the court having stated otherwise.

The UNSC resolutions clearly describe J&K as disputed, and the global community, India and Pakistan endorsed them and committed to them which means even India accepted that the region was disputed.

Ha Ha... nice .
then why did you delete the post that was reporting human right violation in Pakistan Occupied Kashmir.
 
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Ha Ha... nice .
then why did you delete the post that was reporting human right violation in Pakistan Occupied Kashmir.

Nice what?

My post you quoted was about the status of Kashmir, what does that have to do with alleged human rights violations in Azad Kashmir and this thread?

You can refute the arguments made here about Indian atrocities, or post more information substantiating them.
 
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Nice what?

My post you quoted was about the status of Kashmir, what does that have to do with alleged human rights violations in Azad Kashmir and this thread?

You can refute the arguments made here about Indian atrocities, or post more information substantiating them.

then we can open new thread as "Human right violation in Pakistan occupied kashmir."
 
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BTW -there have been multiple threads discussing the claimed atrocities in East Pakistan in 1971, and most were allowed to continue for a very long time, until the arguments became circular.

If you read through them, you will find that many Pakistanis tried to put up rational and logical arguments as to why the larger claims were not accurate.

I think if Pakistanis could do that WRT East Pakistan, Indians can do that here.

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then we can open new thread as "Human right violation in Pakistan occupied kashmir."

After some time perhaps - right now it'll come across as tit for tat, and go down the route of the threads in the Bangladesh section. Please also see above post.
 
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After some time perhaps - right now it'll come across as tit for tat, and go down the route of the threads in the Bangladesh section. Please also see above post.

Ok then. tell us when u r happy to open that thread.;)
 
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Some of the news from media and orgs arround the world non from Pakistani sources so please dont rant them as biased ones.

Examples of Indian atrocities in Kashmir




"As the conflict in Kashmir enters its fourth year, central and state authorities have done little to stop the widespread practice of rape by Indian security forces in Kashmir. Indeed, when confronted with the evidence of rape, time and again the authorities have attempted to impugn the integrity of the witnesses, discredit the testimony of physicians or simply deny the charges everything except order a full inquiry and prosecute those responsible for rape".
(Asia Watch and Physicians for Human Rights, May 09, 1993)

"Since January 1990, rape by Indian occupation forces has become more frequent. Rape most often occurs during crackdowns, cordon and search operations during which men are held for identification in parks or schoolyards while security forces search their homes. In raping them, the security forces are attempting to punish and humiliate the entire community."
('Pain in Kashmir: A Crime of War' issued jointly by Asia Watch and Physicians for Human Rights, May 09, 1993)

"By beginning TV cameras and prohibiting the presence in Kashmir of the International Red Cross and of human rights organization, the Indian authorities have tried to keep Kashmir out of the news."
(`Kashmiri crisis at the flash point', The Washington Times, by columnist Cord Meyer, April 23, 1993)



"(On February 23, 1991), at least 23 women were reportedly raped in their homes at gunpoint (at Kunan Poshpora in Kashmir). Some are said to have been gang-raped, others to have been raped in front of their children ... The youngest victim was a girl of 13 named Misra, the oldest victim, name Jana, was aged 80".
(Amnesty International, March 1992)


"The most common torture methods are severe beatings, sometimes while the victim is hung upside down, and electric shocks. People have also been crushed with heavy rollers, burned, stabbed with sharp instruments, and had objects such as chilies or thick sticks forced into their rectums. Sexual mutilation has been reported".
(Amnesty International, March 1992)


"The worst outrages by the CRPF (Central Reserve Police Force) have been frequent gang rapes of all women in Muslim villages, followed by the execution of the men".
(Eric Margolis, The Ottawa Citizen, December 8, 1991)


"While army troops dragged men from their homes for questioning in the border town of Kunan Pushpura, scores of women say they were raped by soldiers....a pregnant Kashmiri woman, who was raped and kicked, gave birth to a son with a broken arm."
(Melinda Liuin, Newsweek, June 24, 1991)


[Anthony Wood and Ron MaCullagh of the Sunday Observer (June 02, 1992) estimated that over 500 Indian army men were involved in this orgy of rape and plunder in Kunan Pushpura.]

"The security forces have entered hospitals, beaten patients, hit doctors, entered operating theaters, smashed instruments. Ambulances have been attacked, curfew passes are confiscated."
(Asia Watch, May 1991)



"Subjugated, humiliated, tortured and killed by the 650,000-strong Indian army, the people of Kashmir have been living through sheer hell for more than a year, the result of an increasingly brutal campaign of state repression. India hides behind its carefully-crafted image of "non-violence" and presents itself in international forums as a model of democracy and Pluralism. Yet, it is unable to stand up the scrutiny of even its admirers. All journalists, especially television crews, were expelled from the Valley. With no intrusive cameras to record the brutalities of the Indian forces, the world has been kept largely in the dark." (The Toronto Star, January 25, 1991)



"Young girls were now being raped systematically by entire (Indian) army units rather than by a single soldier as before. Girls are taken to soldier's camps and held naked in their tents for days on end. Many never return home....Women are strung up naked from trees and their breast lacerated with knives, as the (Indian) soldiers tell them that their breast will never give milk again to a newborn militant. Women are raped in front of their husbands and children, or paraded naked through villages and beaten on the breasts."
(The Independent, September 18, 1990)



Examples of Indian atrocities in Kashmir


shame on these beasts,
 
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Ok then. tell us when u r happy to open that thread.;)

Certainly - till then you can browse through the East Pakistan atrocities threads and note how the more rational posters conducted discourse.

I take it you have no interest in refuting anything here then? All true?
 
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Some of the news from media and orgs arround the world non from Pakistani sources so please dont rant them as biased ones.

Examples of Indian atrocities in Kashmir




"As the conflict in Kashmir enters its fourth year, central and state authorities have done little to stop the widespread practice of rape by Indian security forces in Kashmir. Indeed, when confronted with the evidence of rape, time and again the authorities have attempted to impugn the integrity of the witnesses, discredit the testimony of physicians or simply deny the charges everything except order a full inquiry and prosecute those responsible for rape".
(Asia Watch and Physicians for Human Rights, May 09, 1993)

"Since January 1990, rape by Indian occupation forces has become more frequent. Rape most often occurs during crackdowns, cordon and search operations during which men are held for identification in parks or schoolyards while security forces search their homes. In raping them, the security forces are attempting to punish and humiliate the entire community."
('Pain in Kashmir: A Crime of War' issued jointly by Asia Watch and Physicians for Human Rights, May 09, 1993)

"By beginning TV cameras and prohibiting the presence in Kashmir of the International Red Cross and of human rights organization, the Indian authorities have tried to keep Kashmir out of the news."
(`Kashmiri crisis at the flash point', The Washington Times, by columnist Cord Meyer, April 23, 1993)



"(On February 23, 1991), at least 23 women were reportedly raped in their homes at gunpoint (at Kunan Poshpora in Kashmir). Some are said to have been gang-raped, others to have been raped in front of their children ... The youngest victim was a girl of 13 named Misra, the oldest victim, name Jana, was aged 80".
(Amnesty International, March 1992)


"The most common torture methods are severe beatings, sometimes while the victim is hung upside down, and electric shocks. People have also been crushed with heavy rollers, burned, stabbed with sharp instruments, and had objects such as chilies or thick sticks forced into their rectums. Sexual mutilation has been reported".
(Amnesty International, March 1992)


"The worst outrages by the CRPF (Central Reserve Police Force) have been frequent gang rapes of all women in Muslim villages, followed by the execution of the men".
(Eric Margolis, The Ottawa Citizen, December 8, 1991)


"While army troops dragged men from their homes for questioning in the border town of Kunan Pushpura, scores of women say they were raped by soldiers....a pregnant Kashmiri woman, who was raped and kicked, gave birth to a son with a broken arm."
(Melinda Liuin, Newsweek, June 24, 1991)


[Anthony Wood and Ron MaCullagh of the Sunday Observer (June 02, 1992) estimated that over 500 Indian army men were involved in this orgy of rape and plunder in Kunan Pushpura.]

"The security forces have entered hospitals, beaten patients, hit doctors, entered operating theaters, smashed instruments. Ambulances have been attacked, curfew passes are confiscated."
(Asia Watch, May 1991)



"Subjugated, humiliated, tortured and killed by the 650,000-strong Indian army, the people of Kashmir have been living through sheer hell for more than a year, the result of an increasingly brutal campaign of state repression. India hides behind its carefully-crafted image of "non-violence" and presents itself in international forums as a model of democracy and Pluralism. Yet, it is unable to stand up the scrutiny of even its admirers. All journalists, especially television crews, were expelled from the Valley. With no intrusive cameras to record the brutalities of the Indian forces, the world has been kept largely in the dark." (The Toronto Star, January 25, 1991)



"Young girls were now being raped systematically by entire (Indian) army units rather than by a single soldier as before. Girls are taken to soldier's camps and held naked in their tents for days on end. Many never return home....Women are strung up naked from trees and their breast lacerated with knives, as the (Indian) soldiers tell them that their breast will never give milk again to a newborn militant. Women are raped in front of their husbands and children, or paraded naked through villages and beaten on the breasts."
(The Independent, September 18, 1990)



Examples of Indian atrocities in Kashmir


shame on these beasts,


Are you living in 90's? I hope not.

Its not new that terrorists rape and kill innocent kashmiri people in Indian army dress to simply create hatred in people.they know they donot have moral support of people as they target common people not only military establishment.

People of Kashmir do want to live with India.
Only few people in kashmir vally are not supporting India. Infact they are afraid of militants not the Indian Army that they can not openly support India.

These hurriyat people do not have any support of the people or say people do not support hurriyat.

They(hurriyat) donot even dare to stand in election.If they had support than they could have stand in election. And when they know that they will loose the election they boycott it which always remains unsuccessful.

 
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No, its all untrue. This is mostly anti-India propaganda that is encouraged by anti-India groups including Pakistani ones.
 
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People of Kashmir do want to live with India.

Why the refusal to hold a plebsicite in all of J&K then, and why renege on your commitments to the UNSC resolutions?

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No, its all untrue. This is mostly anti-India propaganda that is encouraged by anti-India groups including Pakistani ones.

Thanks - that makes me feel better!:rolleyes:
 
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Good that it makes you feel better. This disgusting anti-India propaganda is all lies. I hope those beasts who cooked up these stories die in hell.
 
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Kashmir shame elections


 
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Good that it makes you feel better. This disgusting anti-India propaganda is all lies. I hope those beasts who cooked up these stories die in hell.

I think they escaped the long arm of the Indian security forces who committed those crimes and lived to tell the tale.
 
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