Not everyone in Pakistan a terrorist: Home Minister Rajnath Singh

[haviZsultan]

India continually moans about terrorism from Pakistan affecting it but in reality the terrorism situation only hurts the Pakistanis worst. We are the ones suffering between suicide bombings and road side attacks. Terrorists attack us carrying Insas rifles and flee to Afghanistan.

We need to have a solid policy against terrorism, and particularly need to go into Afghanistan and eliminate maulana Fazlullah.

 

[Cortana]

BJP are bunch of comedians their food will not digest unless they criticize the Bangladesh or pakisatan

 

[gslv mk3]

Terrorists attack us carrying Insas rifles

Jesus Christ !! You mistook a kalashnikov for an INSAS ?

 

[Green Arrow]

So today was his turn to say against Pakistan

 

[ares]

India continually moans about terrorism from Pakistan affecting it but in reality the terrorism situation only hurts the Pakistanis worst. We are the ones suffering between suicide bombings and road side attacks. Terrorists attack us carrying Insas rifles and flee to Afghanistan.

We need to have a solid policy against terrorism, and particularly need to go into Afghanistan and eliminate maulana Fazlullah.

You are suffering now, but India had suffered massively at the hands of Pakistani terror entire 90s and early 2000s, culminating in Mumbai attacks. And we haven't forgotten.

As exporting terror was part of Pakistan's failed state policy.

And Pakistan can not go into Afghanistan after 'Mullah Radio'. If and when Fazllulah will die, he will die in a US drone strike, just like Baitullah and Hakeemullah.

 

[wadi79]

To Pakistani friends:
If it makes you feel better, please think that his statements were directed at people like me. I have lived in Mumbai for over a decade - Leopolds is a place I often visit - in fact, I had taken my team for a beer there exactly a week before 26/11, and I used to frequent Taj and Oberoi a lot. The 26/11 attack carried out by some Pakistanis with support from some sections of Pakistani establishment have coloured views of people like me. It is very difficult to have warm, fuzzy feelings for a nation responsible for such brutality. So he was just trying to assure narrow minded people like me that people such as Hafiz Sayed and Ajmal Kasab don't enjoy widespread public sympathy in Pakistan, they don't operate openly in Pakistan and they don't get large sums of money in public fund-gathering and officials such as Sartaj Aziz are joking when they talk about good terrorists/bad terrorists.

Having said that, let me also add that when I first read about the Peshawar school attack around 2 PM on that horrible day, the only sensation I had was a terrible emptiness in my heart - the tragedy was so severe that I couldn't even begin to express it. Kids in school uniforms - that's the closest we will ever come to complete innocence. I know it doesn't help, but the only emotion I could bring up was complete, unquestioned sympathy. Yet, I have seen enough Pakistanis on online forums including this one (I have been lurking for several years, registered only recently to comment) at that time and afterwards, either gloating about 26/11 ("a dozen of our boys brought your city to a standstill")or trying to pin it as a 'false flag' - I wonder if someone capable of such hatred is a human being or a monster. All I can say is, if you want respect as a people and a society, you need to earn it.

Rather than make a song and dance about what the Indian HM said, why not create a society/nation that nobody in their right mind would link to terror - after all, the Indian HM didn't say "Not all Swedes are terrorists" or "Not all French are terrorists" - he would be laughed off.

 

[third eye]

India should worry about its own internal affairs than what going on across the fense. If you want a good neighborhood, first be a good neighbor. The first thing about being a good neighbor is being a none intrusive neighbor.

Whoa..

Intusive, would you call the Gents who came calling at the Indian Parliament, Mumbai etc to be intrusive or were they there for a stroll on the Mall road.

 

[That Guy]

Not every Indian is a terrorist.

 

[Lord ZeN]

Not every Indian is a terrorist.

lolz

 

[Luca1]

Whoa..

Intusive, would you call the Gents who came calling at the Indian Parliament, Mumbai etc to be intrusive or were they there for a stroll on the Mall road.

Those are tragic events that are condemned by every country in the subcontinent. But these events do not give this Indian politician the right to call Pakistanis as terrorists

 

[definitelynotIndian]

India should worry about its own internal affairs than what going on across the fense. If you want a good neighborhood, first be a good neighbor. The first thing about being a good neighbor is being a none intrusive neighbor.

Are you from Pakistan or are you from India? Why so much concern or does your job involve south Asian studies?

 

[Lord ZeN]

Those are tragic events that are condemned by every country in the subcontinent. But these events do not give this Indian politician the right to call Pakistanis as terrorists

Nobody is calling every Pakistani a terrorist. But when Pakistan deliberately sponsors terrorism against India expect such kind of reactions my dear Chinese friend @faithfulguy

 

[45'22']

Not every Indian is a terrorist.

It's more like not every Indian is innocent

 

[Lord ZeN]

Are you from Pakistan or are you from India? Why so much concern or does your job involve south Asian studies?

He is a Chinese.

 

[Luca1]

Nobody is calling every Pakistani a terrorist. But when Pakistan deliberately sponsors terrorism against India expect such kind of reactions my dear Chinese friend @faithfulguy

First of all, stop calling me faithfulguy as I'm not him. Back to the topic, he is in affect calling Pakistanis as terrorist. What do you think if I say that not all Indians are rapist?