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SRINAGAR: With curfew entering the 34th day in the valley on Friday, the longest it has been under prohibitory orders in its recent history, separatist mobs have taken control of streets across Kashmir, raising platforms to unfurl Pakistani flags on Pakistan's independence day on August 14. In fact, pro-Pakistan slogans have replaced cries for `azadi', posing new challenges for the state and Centre.

"Pakistan's role in the on-going unrest in Kashmir has become more evident if one looks at the frequent hoisting of Pakistani flags during anti-India rallies across Kashmir," said a police officer.


Pro-Pakistan separatist Syed Ali Shah Geelani has called for celebrating Pakistan's independence day with special prayers for the stability of the country that has witnessed a huge surge in terrorism in recent months.


Meanwhile, the situation remains tense in Kashmir with authorities blocking private telecom services besides cutting off mobile internet connectivity on cellphones. Police also appealed to imams of sundry mosques not to make speeches that instigate youths into committing acts of violence.

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...-replace-azadi-cries/articleshow/53679875.cms
 
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SRINAGAR: With curfew entering the 34th day in the valley on Friday, the longest it has been under prohibitory orders in its recent history, separatist mobs have taken control of streets across Kashmir, raising platforms to unfurl Pakistani flags on Pakistan's independence day on August 14. In fact, pro-Pakistan slogans have replaced cries for `azadi', posing new challenges for the state and Centre.

"Pakistan's role in the on-going unrest in Kashmir has become more evident if one looks at the frequent hoisting of Pakistani flags during anti-India rallies across Kashmir," said a police officer.


Pro-Pakistan separatist Syed Ali Shah Geelani has called for celebrating Pakistan's independence day with special prayers for the stability of the country that has witnessed a huge surge in terrorism in recent months.


Meanwhile, the situation remains tense in Kashmir with authorities blocking private telecom services besides cutting off mobile internet connectivity on cellphones. Police also appealed to imams of sundry mosques not to make speeches that instigate youths into committing acts of violence.

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...-replace-azadi-cries/articleshow/53679875.cms
the Butcher of Gujrat is so much pissed off that he is using Baloch sirnames to claim that he is receiving requests for his help re Balochistan.
 
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With the advent of Pakistan sponsored jihad in Kashmir the islamisation of Kashmir started and aslo exodus and genocide happened to pandits this fake azadi started in the 90's and will be brutally supressed
 
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They are lying,
As usual.
Indians have sick plan to vomit venom against Pakistan in order to hide their own mass slaughter in Kashmir.....
Foundations of their media stand on lies.
And lies don't have feet......
Indian media reporting that there are cries of azadi from Pakistan. @Zibago another fake story like last time?
 
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They are lying,
As usual.
Indians have sick plan to vomit venom against Pakistan in order to hide their own mass slaughter in Kashmir.....
Foundations of their media stand on lies.
And lies don't have feet......

Funny on the timing they reported it. When they are on the hot seat they turn their attention onto Pakistan.
 
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From the same studios that have produced other classic egg in the face dramas.:lol:

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God willing this artificial "East Indian company" created entity known as Hindia which has no historical basis or identity will split asunder piece by piece starting with IOK.
 
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