Pakistan Defence Minister now draws parallel between Kashmir unrest and Gujarat riots

[Paranoid Android]

In comments that are likely to fuel the fire between India and Pakistan, Khawaja M Asif, Pakistan’s Federal Minister of Water, Power and Defence drew a parallel between the current unrest in Kashmir to the Gujarat riots of 2002.

He called the violence in Kashmir ‘extention & re enactment of ethnic cleansing started by Modi in Gujrat.’ The comments came on Asif’s Twitter handle earlier today.

https://twitter.com/x/status/753860588183363584

At a special cabinet meeting in Lahore today, Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif called slain Hizbul Mujahideen militant commander Burhan Wani a ‘martyr’ and announced that July 19 will be observed as a ‘black day to express solidarity with the people of Kashmir.’

The move came after days of India telling Pakistan not to interfere in its internal affairs. In a strongly-worded statement, India’s ambassador to the United Nations Syed Akbaruddin said Pakistan ‘covets territory of others and uses terrorism as state policy.’

Asif’s comments may deteriorate the already-fragile ties between the two countries.

The current unrest in Jammu and Kashmir began after the killing of Burhan Wani in a special operation and has led to the death of at least 36 people. The Kashmir Valley has witnessed clashes between protesters and security forces at several places. Curfew remains clamped in many districts. The Amarnath Yatra remained suspended for the second consecutive day.
http://indianexpress.com/article/in...een-kashmir-unrest-and-gujarat-riots-2915893/



These people are trying hard to give it a religious angle..

 

[CHD]

In comments that are likely to fuel the fire between India and Pakistan, Khawaja M Asif, Pakistan’s Federal Minister of Water, Power and Defence drew a parallel between the current unrest in Kashmir to the Gujarat riots of 2002.

He called the violence in Kashmir ‘extention & re enactment of ethnic cleansing started by Modi in Gujrat.’ The comments came on Asif’s Twitter handle earlier today.

https://twitter.com/x/status/753860588183363584

At a special cabinet meeting in Lahore today, Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif called slain Hizbul Mujahideen militant commander Burhan Wani a ‘martyr’ and announced that July 19 will be observed as a ‘black day to express solidarity with the people of Kashmir.’

The move came after days of India telling Pakistan not to interfere in its internal affairs. In a strongly-worded statement, India’s ambassador to the United Nations Syed Akbaruddin said Pakistan ‘covets territory of others and uses terrorism as state policy.’

Asif’s comments may deteriorate the already-fragile ties between the two countries.

The current unrest in Jammu and Kashmir began after the killing of Burhan Wani in a special operation and has led to the death of at least 36 people. The Kashmir Valley has witnessed clashes between protesters and security forces at several places. Curfew remains clamped in many districts. The Amarnath Yatra remained suspended for the second consecutive day.
http://indianexpress.com/article/in...een-kashmir-unrest-and-gujarat-riots-2915893/



These people are trying hard to give it a religious angle..

If its not religious then what it is, thats the basic concept of partition and the reason Kashmiris dont wants to live hindu India.
Even in india muslims are taunt and told to go to Pakistan as seen from many hindu politicians
Kashmir will become free from hindu india one way or another otherwise they will take their freedom by doing what others has done in past to get freedom

 

[New World]

finaly we got Defence minister..

 

[halfilhal]

Indian DM: Teri Keh Ke Loonga.

 

[Samrat420]

One thing is clear... Death of Burhan Wani has seriously affected the Pakistani leadership. From Defence minister to Prime minister to Army Chief to Terror minister Hafiz Saeed, everyone's having multiple orgasms..

 

[JohnyD]

who hears you?