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Next Indian Army Chief Dalbir Singh is Head of killers and robbers : Retd. Gen. V K Singh

Nahi dalenge. Uski khaal udhedke faasi par chadha denge. By da way happy to see u proud of innocent killing Terrorists. PAKISTAN ZINDABAD. :rofl:

Aur haan. Next tym do call us for Kasab ki SHAHADAT KI NAMAAZ. ;)


Ajmal Qassai was your puppet, jo marji karo uskee saath, jaisa tumhara mun chahay. Phir chahay uske aarthi authaoo ya namaj parho. Hami ko kahay tanga karay ho...:lol:
 
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It's different to run Gujrat than to run secular India. Let's wait and see.

BJP won full seats in Gujarat.Guess what?
Tell me about secularism.
What do you mean by secularism?.Secularism means equal rights to all people without considering their religion.That is definition of Constitution of India.
He must obey that Constitution and he will.But that doesnt mean special privilege to a certain community .We will not allow that and that not going to happen.
For us secularism means 'India first',those who give consideration to religion more than the nation be it hindu ,Christian ,Muslim ,Sikh etc they cant rise in India and if he have anti-India we will kick them out.
 
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WikiLeaks fake cables – Pakistani newspapers admit they were hoaxed
Papers apologise to readers for publishing anti-Indian comments alleged to have been said by US officials

Two leading Pakistani papers admitted today they had been hoaxed by a fake account of the WikiLeaks cables that portrayed Indian generals as vain, "geeky" and engaged in a "genocide" against Muslims in Kashmir.

The News admitted the story "was dubious and may have been planted". The left-leaning Express Tribune, which is published in co-operation with the International Herald Tribune, offered "profuse" apologies to readers.

The bogus story – a laundry list of Pakistani nationalist accusations against archrival India – may be the first use of the WikiLeaks revelations for propaganda purposes, and underscores the depth of hostility between hardliners in the two countries.

According to the reports, American diplomats issued withering portrayals of top Indian generals, calling one "self-obsessed, petulant and idiosyncratic".

There were also accounts of covert Indian intelligence funding for Islamist militants in Pakistan's tribal belt, and for Hindu extremists inside India.

The fake files also carried accounts of US officials heaping praise on Pakistan's top generals and exonerating the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) agency of any involvement in the 2008 Mumbai attacks.

A search of unpublished cables in the WikiLeaks database proved the claims to be entirely baseless, and by this morning two of the five papers that published the story hurriedly retracted it. The exact source of the claims is murky.

The News, a major English language newspaper, said the story had been written by Online, a small Islamabad-based news agency. The story quoted Online owner Mohsin Baig saying that his staff "were themselves unclear about the source of the story".

Later the editor of Online, Siddique Sajid, said his reporters had "lifted the news" following a Google search of WikiLeaks stories.

The absurdity of the fake story is heightened by the fact that the real WikiLeaks contradict some of the more outlandish claims.

The fake claims say the US believes that Hemant Karkare, a police investigator killed in the 2008 Mumbai attacks, was secretly targeted by his own government to stop a probe of Hindu extremist groups.

But in late 2008 the US ambassador to New Delhi wrote that such a suggestion was "completely unsubstantiated", "outrageous" and "outlandish". In stiff criticism of a Congress party minister who supported the idea, David Mulford accused the party of "pandering to Muslims' fears".

He wrote: "Crass political opportunism swayed the thinking of some Congress party leaders."

An account of US diplomats describing the Indian army chief, General Deepak Kapoor, as an "incompetent combat leader" and "rather a geek", is also unfounded.

The WikiLeaks files contain at least four references to Kapoor, none of which used such language. Instead they show the Indian general as an implacable opponent of Pakistan.

In June 2009, Kapoor used a meeting with US national security adviser Jim Jones to claim that Pakistan was home to 43 "terrorist camps", while rejecting suggestions of engaging in fresh peace talks.

"There's a trust deficit between the US and Pakistan but there's also one between India and Pakistan," Kapoor reportedly said.

The fake files debacle provoked soul-searching in the usually vigorous Pakistan news media, which has exploded in size in recent years with the advent of dozens of new TV channels.

"This is a very sorry state of affairs," said Afzal Khan, a former director of the state news service, Associated Press of Pakistan.

"Any editor should have seen that this was very obviously a planted story."

Addressing the papers caught out, media commentator Nadeem Farooq Paracha tweeted: "Sirs, your flies are open."

But several rightwing media outlets appeared to be trapped in denial. The Nation, a small English language daily, published an editorial today saying the report exposed the "true face" of India.

And Ahmed Quraishi, a pro-military Pakistani TV personality who had also been caught out, accused the Guardian, New York Times and Der Spiegel of also peddling propaganda, describing the papers as "establishment publications par excellence".

The top Urdu language papers, Jang and Nawa-e-Waqt, which sell many more copies than English publications, also declined to retract the story.

Last weekend Nawa-e-Waqt supported calls by a Muslim cleric for a Christian woman accused of blasphemy to be killed.

Some bloggers said the furore also contained lessons for WikiLeaks.

Writing in Foreign Policy, Joshua Keating said the piecemeal manner in which WikiLeaks has released the cables – only a tiny fraction of the 251,000 files have been published – made it "easy to just make up cables to serve your political agenda".

He added: "It's actually surprising this hasn't happened yet."
 
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Ajmal Qassai was your puppet, jo marji karo uskee saath, jaisa tumhara mun chahay. Phir chahay uske aarthi authaoo ya namaj parho. Hami ko kahay tanga karay ho...:lol:
Who said that? Ur official version is something else. Version as per comfort? Ab is level pe aa gaye? :D

By da way @khail007 , Why did Haafiz Sayeed offer Shahadat Namaz to Kasab? ;)
 
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Yups, still in Pakistan........ Mrs is fine as well, has some sort of mask on her face at the moment and a toothbrush in her mouth! :D
haha i hope it aint some ninja mask shes wearing to tackle you:p: jk ....hows the hot weather treating you guys?:undecided: ...she must have been restricted to home only....in sucha a bad weather....
 
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Yups, she doesn't much go out......... only in evenings......... I was thinking of sending her back to Europe, but she misses me and doesn't want to leave at the moment........ let's see, maybe 51+ degrees changes her mind! :P

haha i hope it aint some ninja mask shes wearing to tackle you:p: jk ....hows the hot weather treating you guys?:undecided: ...she must have been restricted to home only....in sucha a bad weather....
 
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@Jungibaaz Please control this guy. There's a limit for everything. Even I can start on jinnah but I don't because I am not used to defame or insult leaders of other countries. Just warn the users to stop name calling and using derogatory words against leaders of other countries. Hoping you'll act neutral in this case.
equating Jinnah with today's Politician? arent fair!
 
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Who said that? Ur official version is something else. Version as per comfort? Ab is level pe aa gaye? :D

By da way @khail007 , Why did Haafiz Sayeed offer Shahadat Namaz to Kasab? ;)

Mistakes happens, what do you think modi did not commit mistake by killing thousands in Gujrat?
 
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Mistakes happens, what do you think modi did not commit mistake by killing thousands in Gujrat?
What mistake? U dont offer Shahadat Namaz if hes not ur man. Talk sense plz.

And By da way, Modi never killed anyone. One person cannot kill anyone. It were diff groups who dont come under Modi. But Modi did do enough to put all behind bars. Its was Congress plan to pressurize then NDA govt. Today they got what they deserved. Dirty Politics always end with this result.
 
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I wanted to know the kind of relation.... so he is His Son in law's father?????

I do not know why BJP took him board even after knowing what they are taking in......
yeah his daughter's father in law was next in line to get the COAS, All this happened when Gen VK Singh was still serving. I am sure had VK Singh knew he would be entering politics he wouldn't have gone through this mud slinging match himself back then.
 
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