Pakistan to go to War with India over Kashmir?

[War Thunder]

Kabira I have started liking your posts man!

As long as you keep it to the posts

 

[Vikki]

Pakistan is not going to war or anything...havent you watched your parliament session in which imran has asked this nawaz sharifs party member what he wanted him to do..he asked him something like 'do you want us to attack india?' ..the nawaz party member said no we are not asking you to attack india but asking you (imran)to do say a few words which fill courage in kashmiris.
No question of war or anything.

Watch this

And for the kids who hate him, he knows what you don't, so might wanna cry elsewhere...

This fellows analysis is funny...dude seems to have got so emotional and dreaming pak army will attack india

 

[PakSword]

As long as you keep it to the posts

Loll.. Acha aadmi hai yaar @Kabira main iss ko ghalat samjha tha..

 

[Kabira]

Pakistan is not going to war or anything...havent you watched your parliament session in which imran has asked this nawaz sharifs party member what he wanted him to do..he asked him something like 'do you want us to attack india?' ..the nawaz party member said no we are not asking you to attack india but asking you (imran)to do say a few words which fill courage in kashmiris.
No question of war or anything.


This fellows analysis is funny...dude seems to have got so emotional and dreaming pak army will attack india

Pakistan should not strike first but war is coming. Over false flag or Kashmiris killing occupying forces.

This time dont drop bombs on crows if you have any courage.

 

[Meengla]

It depend on Kashmiris. If article 370 was considered red line for even pro India kashmiris then you don't have to worry about Pakistan going to war. Because in that case India will impose war anyway. If Kashmiris will continue to hand over Pakistani soldiers to Indian army then forget about it. It was not just in 1965 that they did that. Their leader Sheikh Abdullah handed over Jinnah emissary to Indian forces.

We all need to understand something. There will ALWAYS be some elements inside an occupied territory who could be co-opted by the occupying army to do their bid. France was a mighty power in 1939. By June 1940, it got humiliated by Hitler and even France's erstwhile war heroes became part of the Vichy (puppet) regime.

But I don't think the majority of Kashmiri Muslims have left any soft spot for India, if they ever had. Mr. Modi is trying to emulate (and perhaps advised by) Netanyahu but my strong assessment is that he's likely to end up further alienating Kashmir and to an eventual compromise/destructive war with Pakistan. This is not the West Bank! And Americans wouldn't care if India-Pakistan destroy each other.

 

[Kabira]

We all need to understand something. There will ALWAYS be some elements inside an occupied territory who could be co-opted by the occupying army to do their bid. France was a mighty power in 1939. By June 1940, it got humiliated by Hitler and even France's erstwhile war heroes became part of the Vichy (puppet) regime.

But I don't think the majority of Kashmiri Muslims have left any soft spot for India, if they ever had. Mr. Modi is trying to emulate (and perhaps advised by) Netanyahu but my strong assessment is that he's likely to end up further alienating Kashmir and to an eventual compromise/destructive war with Pakistan. This is not the West Bank! And Americans wouldn't care if India-Pakistan destroy each other.

After this move Im pretty sure vast majority in Kashmir no longer live in delusions. They know India have literally passed law for ethnic cleansing.

 

[Vikki]

After this move Im pretty sure vast majority in Kashmir no longer live in delusions. They know India have literally passed law for ethnic cleansing.

Dont be over emotional dude...kashmiris already hate india...this is a step taken to integrate them with the rest of india..now more investments will come...more jobs will be provided ...once people have jobs they wont have time to throw stones at army...this is what india is thinking...We want a peaceful kashmir...thatsal

 

[Kabira]

Dont be over emotional dude...kashmiris already hate india...this is a step taken to integrate them with the rest of india..now more investments will come...more jobs will be provided ...once people have jobs they wont have time to throw stones at army...this is what india is thinking...We want a peaceful kashmir...thatsal

Not all Kashmiris but now they will. When Abdullahs and Muftis talk against India you know things will get even worse.

 

[Vikki]

Not all Kashmiris but now they will. When Abdullahs and Muftis talk against India you know things will get even worse.

We indians believe kashmiris hate us because we are hindus...we never had any illusions that muslims love us...

 

[Foxtrot Delta]

Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan has asked the world community to take notice of Indian moves to change the status of the disputed Kashmir region, and warned that Islamabad and New Delhi could go to war if India repeats a military strike inside his country.

Khan told the Pakistani parliament that he fears that Kashmiri people, angered over India's decision to strip the region of its special status, could launch an attack on Indian security forces and that New Delhi could blame Pakistan for it.

Kashmir is split between India and Pakistan, and is claimed by both.

The nuclear-armed neighbours have fought two of their three wars over the territory, and engaged in an aerial clash in February after a militant group based in Pakistan claimed responsibility for an attack on an Indian military convoy.

"We will fight it (Modi's policy) at every forum. We're thinking how we can take it to International Court (of Justice) ... to the United Nations Security Council," Khan told Pakistan's parliament.

India's lower house of parliament ratified a bill presented by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Hindu nationalist-led government to revoke a longstanding constitutional provision that made Kashmir exempt from some Indian laws and gave its residents hereditary rights to land, educational scholarships and public sector jobs in the region.

An indefinite security clampdown continues in the Kashmir Valley, where about seven million people were blocked from mobile phone, internet and landline networks. As a result, it is unclear how the locals are reacting to the situation.

The Chinese government said it is "seriously concerned" about the developing situation in Kashmir.

Spokeswoman Hua Chunying said on the foreign ministry website India and Pakistan should practise restraint and avoid taking unilateral action to "change the status quo and escalate tensions".

The Buddhist enclave of Ladakh cheered India's move to hive it off from Jammu and Kashmir state, a change that could spur tourism and help New Delhi counter China's influence in the contested western Himalayas.

Ladakh is an arid, mountainous area of around 59,146 square kilometres, much of it uninhabitable, that only has 274,000 residents. The rest of Jammu and Kashmir is roughly 163,090 square kilometres with a population of about 12.2 million.

China and India still claim vast swathes of each other's territory along their 3500km Himalayan border. The Asian rivals had a two-month stand-off on Doklam plateau in 2017.

Hua said China contests the inclusion of what it regards as its territory on the Indian side of the western section of the China-India border.

"India's unilateral amendment to its domestic law, continues to damage China's territorial sovereignty. This is unacceptable," Hua said.

The Indian government has said Kashmir's special status hindered its development because it barred people from outside the state from buying property, investing and settling there.

https://7news.com.au/news/conflict/pakistan-warns-of-possible-war-with-india-c-386411

 

[Rank]

As I said... war is expected and India can't handle it.... Pakistan is already in eco mess... sooner, India will join..... the decision only expand attacks all over the India instead only in J&K... this is not fucking India's world!

J&K is disputed territory in front of the entire world... India is just a shithole third world country... run by terrorist mindset aka RSS

 

[Mrc]

Problem is if u don't react now.. . What will happen 3 to 6 months down the line?


There will b more attacks some genuine some false flags and modi will blame pak and send his forces again...

So war seems inevitable . Better to start it on own terms

 

[Foxtrot Delta]

Problem is if u don't react now.. . What will happen 3 to 6 months down the line?


There will b more attacks some genuine some false flags and modi will blame pak and send his forces again...

So war seems inevitable . Better to start it on own terms

but we pakistaniz' should not look like aggressors to the world. it would be better if india tried to take gilgit or azad kashmir region like their leaders said in sessions of governemnt assemblies.

then we can really benefit even divide india. India has to be seen as aggressor AKA bad guy. for us to succeed.

 

[Mrc]

but we pakistaniz' should not look like aggressors to the world. it would be better if india tried to take gilgit or azad kashmir region like their leaders said in sessions of governemnt assemblies.

then we can really benefit even divide india. India has to be seen as aggressor AKA bad guy. for us to succeed.

World only looks at who won..

This same world will sit n watch a Muslim genocide in kashmir with popcorn in their hands .

Infact they are already readying their reclining chairs

 

[Wrath]

What are our options ? . What will international community do ? .

Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan has asked the world community to take notice of Indian moves to change the status of the disputed Kashmir region, and warned that Islamabad and New Delhi could go to war if India repeats a military strike inside his country.

Khan told the Pakistani parliament that he fears that Kashmiri people, angered over India's decision to strip the region of its special status, could launch an attack on Indian security forces and that New Delhi could blame Pakistan for it.

Kashmir is split between India and Pakistan, and is claimed by both.

The nuclear-armed neighbours have fought two of their three wars over the territory, and engaged in an aerial clash in February after a militant group based in Pakistan claimed responsibility for an attack on an Indian military convoy.

"We will fight it (Modi's policy) at every forum. We're thinking how we can take it to International Court (of Justice) ... to the United Nations Security Council," Khan told Pakistan's parliament.

India's lower house of parliament ratified a bill presented by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Hindu nationalist-led government to revoke a longstanding constitutional provision that made Kashmir exempt from some Indian laws and gave its residents hereditary rights to land, educational scholarships and public sector jobs in the region.

An indefinite security clampdown continues in the Kashmir Valley, where about seven million people were blocked from mobile phone, internet and landline networks. As a result, it is unclear how the locals are reacting to the situation.

The Chinese government said it is "seriously concerned" about the developing situation in Kashmir.

Spokeswoman Hua Chunying said on the foreign ministry website India and Pakistan should practise restraint and avoid taking unilateral action to "change the status quo and escalate tensions".

The Buddhist enclave of Ladakh cheered India's move to hive it off from Jammu and Kashmir state, a change that could spur tourism and help New Delhi counter China's influence in the contested western Himalayas.

Ladakh is an arid, mountainous area of around 59,146 square kilometres, much of it uninhabitable, that only has 274,000 residents. The rest of Jammu and Kashmir is roughly 163,090 square kilometres with a population of about 12.2 million.

China and India still claim vast swathes of each other's territory along their 3500km Himalayan border. The Asian rivals had a two-month stand-off on Doklam plateau in 2017.

Hua said China contests the inclusion of what it regards as its territory on the Indian side of the western section of the China-India border.

"India's unilateral amendment to its domestic law, continues to damage China's territorial sovereignty. This is unacceptable," Hua said.

The Indian government has said Kashmir's special status hindered its development because it barred people from outside the state from buying property, investing and settling there.

https://7news.com.au/news/conflict/pakistan-warns-of-possible-war-with-india-c-386411