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Sarbajeet Singh the Indian spy, critically injured.

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Funny did you find the glaring evidence that Indian spies were released on the lame slogans of how many kids they had and how the poor 'singhs' were being framed. Take a look what happened when Pakistan showed these bastards some mercy >

I was an Indian spy, admits Kashmir Singh - Times Of India

Back from Pak, Surjeet admits he went to spy - Hindustan Times

In both the cases you showed mercy after some 35 years in your jails, when they no longer can lead a normal life after release. If I am right ... both of them were let go after they served their full prison terms. That is harsh punishment for a spy of any country.

Even assuming that Sarabjit singh went across the border to spy... that does not mean he should not be given due process. It looks like he was framed for murder. If the case was as convincing as Ajmal Kasab then he would have been hanged by now. If you watched the video you will understand what I am talking about.
 
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they don't deserve honourable death and why use bullet if you can behead him and make a good example for people who are enemy of Pakistan
..another, 'live' example of the criminality in the pakistani psyche...

..they don't believe in courts and justice....
..btw, the criminals attacked his head...where U want...I see much in common between U & them..
....at least , they would be surprised...:coffee:
 
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In both the cases you showed mercy after some 35 years in your jails, when they no longer can lead a normal life after release. If I am right ... both of them were let go after they served their full prison terms. That is harsh punishment for a spy of any country.

Even assuming that Sarabjit singh went across the border to spy... that does not mean he should not be given due process. It looks like he was framed for murder. If the case was as convincing as Ajmal Kasab then he would have been hanged by now. If you watched the video you will understand what I am talking about.

Are you kidding me, they were spies in Pakistan for anti-state activities including bomb attacks. If caught Pakistan has all the legal and moral right to do anything with these 'singhs'. They were released because India started whining and started a media campaign on these bastards that they are a case of mistaken identity even send the women of their families to Pk for winning public sentiments . They get released as a Goodwill gesture not because they 'served their term' and in reply of this goodwill gesture these bastards couldn't wait to spit on Pakistan by declaring that they were actually spies.

That is what I mean you lot are freaking ungrateful and this terrorist must be hanged not killed by some pissed off prisoner.

People's emotions do not count when judgement is given mate.He already served 2 life sentences.

Spies like traitors don't enjoy any rights, Pakistan released them on goodwill not on completing their prison term. Stop lying so blatantly.
 
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In both the cases you showed mercy after some 35 years in your jails, when they no longer can lead a normal life after release. If I am right ... both of them were let go after they served their full prison terms. That is harsh punishment for a spy of any country.

Even assuming that Sarabjit singh went across the border to spy... that does not mean he should not be given due process. It looks like he was framed for murder. If the case was as convincing as Ajmal Kasab then he would have been hanged by now. If you watched the video you will understand what I am talking about.

Bastards were fat as f.k:
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While this is what u did to our soldier (POW) of 1965:

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Just read of a story (haven't been able to find all facts in one link but am posting the ones that mentioned most of them) of such a prisoner exchange in 2005. Among them was a mentally unstable old man unable to speak anything. According to the link posted, in his saner moments he kept writing "No.335139" whenever he was questioned about his identity. Weeks later, officials, realizing the significance of the number, handed him over to the military, under whose care he has since been. But even after months of tender and meticulous medical and psychiatric care, Maqbool Hussain still preferred to sleep on the floor, shied away from bright lights and inhabited only a small dark corner of the large VIP suite that President Musharraf had allotted to him inside a military facility. Over the months, officers and doctors assigned to him realized that he was scribbling about his 40-year ordeal in fits and starts.

Now we know, his name is Maqbool Hussain, a native of Azad Kashmir and an Army foot soldier No.335139 who fought in the 1965 Pak India war in Kashmir and as far as Pakistan was concerned he was listed missing in action and presumed dead. Turns out he was wounded and taken prisoner, denied POW status kept as prisoner and subjected to such horrible torture that he is missing his tongue, cannot speak, is mentally unstable now, missing nails on hands and feet and does not remember or recognize anything.

Unmarried but engaged at the time, his mother mother kept waiting for his return. When she died, she was buried at the entrance of the village at her request, so that she could 'meet' her son when he returned. On the homecoming of the soldier, neither his parents, nor his brother of Tarrar Khal were in this world to receive him. One of his two sisters is alive. Perhaps she would have not recognized him as he has lost his identification.

Years after gathering little pieces of information to rediscover his story there is a play released in Pakistan just recently that claims (haven't been able to find how they come up with this) he was forced to denounce Pakistan verbally and had his tongue cut when he refused and shows him writing (translated), long live Pakistan with his blood.

He was honored at the ceremony that unveiled the play where he was present, guided by another person as he walked on the stage with a blank face. Pakistani Army Chief General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani walked up to greet him as he was visibly unable to understand the reason of the applause.

Maqbool Hussain has been accommodated in intensive care and full affection in Azad Kashmir Regimental Centre which is his home, now.
 
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...pakistani justice system must be a 'full on' joke...,

No Indians are a bloody joke if they think after showing mercy to three fat ungrateful singhs we are sending the fourth one back in one piece.
 
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...pakistani justice system must be a 'full on' joke...,

Why coz they sentenced ur bastard spy to death for killing 14 people? what abt the verdict of gujrat massacre or 1984 sikh massacres,col prohit case= samjhuta express or afzal guru case?
 
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Bastards were fat as f.k:
umxw2.jpg

10ftf6s.jpg


While this is what u did to our soldier (POW) of 1965:

1orux0.jpg


Just read of a story (haven't been able to find all facts in one link but am posting the ones that mentioned most of them) of such a prisoner exchange in 2005. Among them was a mentally unstable old man unable to speak anything. According to the link posted, in his saner moments he kept writing "No.335139" whenever he was questioned about his identity. Weeks later, officials, realizing the significance of the number, handed him over to the military, under whose care he has since been. But even after months of tender and meticulous medical and psychiatric care, Maqbool Hussain still preferred to sleep on the floor, shied away from bright lights and inhabited only a small dark corner of the large VIP suite that President Musharraf had allotted to him inside a military facility. Over the months, officers and doctors assigned to him realized that he was scribbling about his 40-year ordeal in fits and starts.

Now we know, his name is Maqbool Hussain, a native of Azad Kashmir and an Army foot soldier No.335139 who fought in the 1965 Pak India war in Kashmir and as far as Pakistan was concerned he was listed missing in action and presumed dead. Turns out he was wounded and taken prisoner, denied POW status kept as prisoner and subjected to such horrible torture that he is missing his tongue, cannot speak, is mentally unstable now, missing nails on hands and feet and does not remember or recognize anything.

Unmarried but engaged at the time, his mother mother kept waiting for his return. When she died, she was buried at the entrance of the village at her request, so that she could 'meet' her son when he returned. On the homecoming of the soldier, neither his parents, nor his brother of Tarrar Khal were in this world to receive him. One of his two sisters is alive. Perhaps she would have not recognized him as he has lost his identification.

Years after gathering little pieces of information to rediscover his story there is a play released in Pakistan just recently that claims (haven't been able to find how they come up with this) he was forced to denounce Pakistan verbally and had his tongue cut when he refused and shows him writing (translated), long live Pakistan with his blood.

He was honored at the ceremony that unveiled the play where he was present, guided by another person as he walked on the stage with a blank face. Pakistani Army Chief General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani walked up to greet him as he was visibly unable to understand the reason of the applause.

Maqbool Hussain has been accommodated in intensive care and full affection in Azad Kashmir Regimental Centre which is his home, now.
..........so U are trying to find excuses for the criminal attack on Sarabjeet...:offpost:
...hiding behind 1965...again...:offpost:
...did pakistan stopped growing after 1965 ?

Why coz they sentenced ur bastard spy to death for killing 14 people? what abt the verdict of gujrat massacre or 1984 sikh massacres,col prohit case= samjhuta express or afzal guru case?
...please walk the straight line...stay on topic...
Don't try to find lame excuses for this criminal attack...
There are plenty of threads for those...
 
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..........so U are trying to find excuses for the criminal attack on Sarabjeet...:offpost:
...hiding behind 1965...again...:offpost:
...did pakistan stopped growing after 1965 ?

Lol excuse? the inmates did a sh!tty job... they should have made sure tht c.nt dies! as for 65.. the soldier was release in late 2005.. should have read the post kid!
 
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...the actions of the criminals can not be justified by any logic...
...surprised to see the justiication of the pakistani members...aka showering of petals on Qadari....
...U workship 'Criminals' U get 'Criminals'...why complain when they strike U..
..U ask for them..and U will get them..and make your land 'jahannum'..if it is not already.

..Good Night..and wish Sarabeet a speedy recovery and justice.
 
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Are you kidding me, they were spies in Pakistan for anti-state activities including bomb attacks. If caught Pakistan has all the legal and moral right to do anything with these 'singhs'. They were released because India started whining and started a media campaign on these bastards that they are a case of mistaken identity even send the women of their families to Pk for winning public sentiments . They get released as a Goodwill gesture not because they 'served their term' and in reply of this goodwill gesture these bastards couldn't wait to spin on Pakistan by declaring that they were actually spies.

That is what I mean you lot are freaking ungrateful and this terrorist must be hanged not killed by some pissed off prisoner.



Spies like traitors don't enjoy any rights, Pakistan released them on goodwill not on completing their prison term. Stop lying so blatantly.

You would have felt better if they admitted that they were not spy and went on a long vacation to report on Pakistani prisons.:omghaha:
 
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