rockstarIN
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RIP...
I think it happened in Friday/Saturday and the fight was on.
I think it happened in Friday/Saturday and the fight was on.
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@Albatross Should worry more about 4 Pakistani soldiers including a Captain Riaz killed by Pashtun fighters in Central Kurram on the same day.
Also in Tirah Valley a Pakistan Army Captain Ahmed of SSG died along with same soldiers in a mortar attack 2-3 days back.
Well if you wanna play politics here its fine..RIP.... But we all know when some indian is killed in kasmir we are happy and whenever some Pak soldier is killed these indians are happy nomatter what they say on surface...By merely saying RIP wont address the miseries of the families of killed soldiers is kashmir its the actual problem which needs to be addressed according to the wishes of kashmiries..By having one armed soldier for every 4 kashmiri adult men certainly india is trying to suppress their voice without realizing the fact that in history no country had been able to suppress people by force and I am talking abour great empires of rome and we had a recent example of bristish era in subcontinent. I am sure kashmiries will soon find more support from two sides now so its upto now indian establishment whether they want keep on throwing their dead soldiers into burning fire or listen to the voice of kashmiries something they will have to do eventually why not earlier...Its indan government whoz responsible for the death of these and 50thousand other soldiers and police that died in last 4-5 decades..
It's old story, posted before.
This is a new attack.
And which 'people' are you talking about? 90% of Kashmiris don't want anything to do with Pakistan. So why are you so concerned about their 'welfare'? Are you shooting your mouth just to get some brownie points by showing your undying love for the Kashmiris who care two hoots except for the foreign funded Hurriyat propaganda machine controlled and bankrolled by that UN designated terrorist called Hafiz Saeed and others of his ilk?
Wake up and smell the coffee. A lot of water has flowed under the bridge. It's 2013 now. But you my friend seem to be in a time warp.
And more importantly you need to get your own house in order first before attempting to give unwarranted advice that counts for nix.
some posts in this thread relect how uncultured some pakistani members are, supporting terrorists and calling them freedom fighters
If 90% of Kashmiris dont want anything to do with Pakistan, why is India keep rejecting plebescite??
thats only for you guys for rest of the world they are terrorists, lashker e taiba is a terrorist organisation as per the US& EUEven mods & webmaster call them freedom fighters.
Cause they are.
thats only for you guys for rest of the world they are terrorists, lashker e taiba is a terrorist organisation as per the US& EU
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I'll make it as simple as I can:
1. The preamble of the UN RESOLUTION 47 (1948) recommends to the Governments of India and Pakistan the following measures as those which in the opinion of the Council are appropriate to bring about a cessation of the fighting and to create proper conditions for a free and impartial plebiscite to decide whether the State of Jammu and Kashmir is to accede to India or Pakistan.
The Government of Pakistan should undertake:
To secure the withdrawal from the State of Jammu and Kashmir of tribesmen and Pakistani nationals not normally resident therein who have entered the State for the purposes of fighting, and to prevent any intrusion into the State of such elements and any furnishing of material aid to those fighting in the State.
That hasn't happened till today. Failure to withdraw Pakistani troops and tribesmen has resulted in the inability of India to put into effect the UN Resolution.
Secondly, these Resolutions are under Chapter VI and therefore non enforceable. Why did Pakistan agree to this? Why did they not insist on including it under Chapter VII which is enforceable?
Now the ball is in your court. Back, by facts, your argument that India indeed 'rejected' a plebiscite. The truth is India never rejected it!! It's been nearly 65 years, but Pakistan has yet to comply with the conditions mentioned in the Resolutions!