Lashkar readies para-gliders to launch suicide attack on India: Intel

[karan.1970]

Gotta appreciate the ingeniousness (of LeT or the nut who cooked this story up)... Why suicide bombing though? That seems stupid, what's India going to do if its a simple bomb tied to a chute? Catch it?

Sir.. what will happen to the plane that will drop the gravity parachute

 

[karan.1970]

No no man.........Asim your getting this all wrong, LeT are going to attack from the moon man, they have ICBM's now and also coming in with an aircraft carrier as well.........

Better watch out......

I think we have had enough amusement for a day or two, lets close this thread please and save further embarassement to the already incompetent Indian journalism

Cant argue (most of the time) with the bold part in the comment above.. Rest is just trolling

 

[Gazzi]

Kashmir is an integral part of India and India does not need to include international observers for these elections. Our election commission does an ok job of it.. Just because pakistan needed international observers to oversee their elections, it does not mean every country in teh world needs to do that. The reasons for international observers in Pakistan was different and was at the request of pakistan establishment only

On the UN charter, for the plebiscite the prerequisite was withdrawl of insurgents infused by pakistan in the area.. That never happened so obviously there was no plebiscite. Its not India but Pakistan which is to be blamed for this
United Nations Security Council Resolution 47 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


Also even UN has termed that resolution as no longer enforcable and refused to intervene post 1990 and refered all Indo - Pak disputes including Kashmir to the Shimla agreement.

UN Resolution On Kashmir Irrelevant – Kofi Anan The Kashmir
Kofi Anan’s straight talk on Kashmir : No UN intervention,India and the World, News Analysis, India News Online

err hello, you bought the issue about elections hence why I mentioned International observers as guess what, we don;t believe what your reports say....hence we couldn;t care a rats ar5e if you said people voted or not.

Fact remains, I wonder what the results would be for freedom from India, interesting thought

 

[karan.1970]

err hello, you bought the issue about elections hence why I mentioned International observers as guess what, we don;t believe what your reports say....hence we couldn;t care a rats ar5e if you said people voted or not.

Fact remains, I wonder what the results would be for freedom from India, interesting thought

Well, we also couldn't care a rats ar5e on whether you believe our reports or not. Rest of the world does..

On the stuff you are wondering about, lets come to it after you do a similar election in Balochistan about freedom from Pakistan..

PS: the Ar5e is a good one.. hadn't seen this before.. thx..

 

[Gazzi]

Well, we also couldn't care a ***'s ar5s on whether you believe our reports or not. Rest of the world does..

On the stuff you are wondering about, lets come to it after you do a similar election in Balochistan about freedom from Pakistan..

PS: the Ar5e is a good one.. hadn't seen this before.. thx..

English language failure........

Lets try all the States in India shall we, aparantly India has terrorists in a 1/3 of all its districts.

Anyways, off topic.............

LeT are freedom fighters as far as Pakistan is concerned, like it or not, thats our view.

 

[Gazzi]

If we really want to see the stupidity coming from India over anything, see below, a little off topic but quite funny.

Former Pak air chief in Indian govt advertisement - GEO.tv

NEW DELHI: The Indian government was left red-faced Sunday after a full-page advertisement it issued as part of a women's rights campaign included the photograph of a former Pakistan Air Force chief.

The newspaper advertisement issued by India's federal Ministry of Women and Child Development was aimed at raising public awareness of the killing of female foetus in the mother's womb.

"Where would you be if your mother was not allowed to be born?" the advertisement asks and alongside photographs of two famous Indian cricketers and Pakistan's former air chief marshal Tanvir Ahmed.

The Indian government quickly ordered a probe into the faux pas and the prime minister's office issued a public apology, "noting with regret the inclusion of a foreign national's photograph" in the government advert. An internal enquiry has been launched, it said.

The advertisement also included portraits of Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, India’s ruling United Progressive Alliance chairperson Sonia Gandhi and the federal Women and Child Development Minister Krishna Tirath.

Government advertisements are routinely handed over to private creative agencies after which they are issued by the government's Directorate of Advertising and Visual Publicity. All advertisements are cleared by the respective ministries.

The opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) was quick to voice its criticism as television channels played up the blunder.

"This is a very serious thing if our government officials and politicians do not know who our top military officials are," senior BJP leader Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi said.

Women's rights activists said the focus of on the issue at the centre of the campaign was lost with the media highlighting the blunder.

 

[karan.1970]

English language failure........

Lets try all the States in India shall we, aparantly India has terrorists in a 1/3 of all its districts.

Terrorists in 1/3rd India?? Hmm.. A good comparison will be how many organizations based in india are designated as terrorist organizations vs the same designation in Pakistan.

Anyways, off topic.............

LeT are freedom fighters as far as Pakistan is concerned, like it or not, thats our view.

Why am i not surprised... However what surprises me is that if this is the pakistani view, then what made Pakistan ban LeT

 

[karan.1970]

If we really want to see the stupidity coming from India over anything, see below, a little off topic but quite funny.

Former Pak air chief in Indian govt advertisement - GEO.tv

NEW DELHI: The Indian government was left red-faced Sunday after a full-page advertisement it issued as part of a women's rights campaign included the photograph of a former Pakistan Air Force chief.

The newspaper advertisement issued by India's federal Ministry of Women and Child Development was aimed at raising public awareness of the killing of female foetus in the mother's womb.

"Where would you be if your mother was not allowed to be born?" the advertisement asks and alongside photographs of two famous Indian cricketers and Pakistan's former air chief marshal Tanvir Ahmed.

The Indian government quickly ordered a probe into the faux pas and the prime minister's office issued a public apology, "noting with regret the inclusion of a foreign national's photograph" in the government advert. An internal enquiry has been launched, it said.

The advertisement also included portraits of Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, India’s ruling United Progressive Alliance chairperson Sonia Gandhi and the federal Women and Child Development Minister Krishna Tirath.

Government advertisements are routinely handed over to private creative agencies after which they are issued by the government's Directorate of Advertising and Visual Publicity. All advertisements are cleared by the respective ministries.

The opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) was quick to voice its criticism as television channels played up the blunder.

"This is a very serious thing if our government officials and politicians do not know who our top military officials are," senior BJP leader Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi said.

Women's rights activists said the focus of on the issue at the centre of the campaign was lost with the media highlighting the blunder.

You are right ... This is off topic... There are already a couple of threads going on this..You may want to try those. Its relatively easier India bashing there..