Pakistan's sedition sweep in Gilgit-Baltistan

[Areesh]

And the same have happened to PAF aircraft as well bakistani pig .

But countries splitting into two during wars happens rarely ... lol

Bharati swine happy about shooting unarmed aircraft despite humiliated on the same incident by his father(S). How cute of this son of some blacky bharati b!tch.

From Kashmir to Kanyakumari is my own country.

Yeah right lol.

Anyways stop lying.

 

[salarsikander]

ronically,all the newspapers around the globe and media outlets and govs are bothered with pakistan, GB and AJK issues but no one ever talks abt Occupied Kashmir. Such is irony that even irony is shamed by that

My dear Shamian,
Thats because of India's Huge diplomatic clout, You know, even Invader of Palestine and their WMD hardy gets any light in IAEA sessions

 

[third eye]

Bharati swine happy about shooting unarmed aircraft despite humiliated on the same incident by his father(S). How cute of this son of some blacky bharati b!tch

You pakistani son of bitch ... go and cry to your multiple fathers all around the world ... may be somebody will give a $hit to your moaning

Both of you .. feeling better after letting off your steam ?

C'mon guys..this is just a forum - why get personal.

 

[kurup]

Both of you .. feeling better after letting off your steam ?

C'mon guys..this is just a forum - why get personal.

It was not me ... he started targetting family members ... I just responded back

 

[Solomon2]

..."China wants to send its goods through here, and Pakistan is looking for its own benefits...There is a fundamental right to protest in Pakistan, but it is not being given to us....We were never violent. We just stood in the road and talked to people...They should have asked people what they want...Our environment will be destroyed. The local people were not given any option to give their input."

Pakistan court upholds life sentence for political activist Baba Jan​

PTI Jun 10, 2016 22:38 IST

Islamabad: A Pakistani court has upheld the life sentence of a political activist from the country's semi-autonomous north, which observers say could see a "nationalist upsurge" in a region also claimed by India.

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Baba Jan, a left wing political activist from the Hunza Valley in Pakistan's northern Gilgit-Baltistan, was convicted by an anti-terrorism court for participating in political riots in 2011 and lost an appeal against his life sentence yesterday.

Jan has vocally protested what he and supporters describe as political, constitutional and human rights violations in the region, organising rallies and demonstrations in protest.

He contested local elections last year from prison, placing second in the polls.

"The decision was aimed at barring Baba Jan from contesting elections but it will have a counter-productive impact," said political analyst Amir Hussain.

"This decision will backfire and trigger extremist views like a nationalistic upsurge," he said.

A simmering resentment has been building in Gilgit-Baltistan since Islamabad began mulling upgrading its constitutional status in a bid to provide legal cover to a multi-billion-dollar Chinese investment plan in the area.

Gilgit-Baltistan, which borders China and Afghanistan, is not constitutionally part of Pakistan, and like Kashmir, it is also claimed by India.

Islamabad has historically insisted that the area, along with the parts of Kashmir it controls, are semi-autonomous and has not formally integrated them into the country, in line with its position that a referendum on sovereignty should be carried out across the whole of the region.

But Pakistan's adviser on foreign affairs Sartaj Aziz last week confirmed that a committee established to come up with a plan to reexamine the area's constitutional status had completed its work, adding that it was waiting a final approval from the prime minister.

Aziz did not give any further details on what the plan entailed.

Human rights organisations have been demanding the release of Baba Jan. An international petition for his release has been signed by leading left wing intellectuals, including Noam Chomsky, Tariq Ali and David Graeber.

 

[Jaanbaz]

So Indians and Israelis are suddenly concerned about Northern areas of Pakistan?