Unintimidated by terror, Pakistanis back at Wahga for flag ceremony to mourn their dead.

[Leader]

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webby's @WebMaster fault.

you can copy paste.

 

[Leader]

 

[Kompromat]

This is now sacred ground, blood, limbs and tears of our fellow countrymen make it sacred!

 

[Kompromat]

e-mail the video to Ajit Doval.

@Icarus @Xeric @Irfan Baloch

Pls upload the pics on the page.

@Side-Winder

 

[punit]

Send the video to Ajit Doval.

@Side-Winder -

Pls upload the pics on the page.

he can get pic with higher resolution from his agents in Pakistani Army

 

[Kompromat]

he can get pic with higher resolution from his agents in Pakistani Army

You seem to have close genetic links with them.

 

[Leader]

https://twitter.com/x/status/529250477565689857

 

[DirtyCop]

This proves that we are not going to be intimidated by these terrorists and this was a clear cut message to their benefactors that we are onto their sinister plans, while firmly standing our ground.

 

[patriotic89]

Today Pakistani nation showed that it cant be threatened and no one can defeat it!!!!
Salute to all present at Wagah border today..
Pakistan Zindabad!!!!

 

[Sugarcane]

A low-key yet emotional flag lowering ceremony was held at Wagah Border a day after a deadly suicide killed over 50

 

[Asian.Century]

Another utter humiliation for our coward enemies.

Undeterred by attack, even bigger crowd turn up at Wagah today

Posted: November 03, 2014 - 1645 PKT | Comment

LAHORE: Undeterred by one of the worst suicide bomb attacks in Pakistan’s history on Sunday which left 60 people dead and over 100 injured, a large number of people attended a parade at Wagah border today and filled the air with resounding slogans of ‘Pakistan Zindabad’.

Sunday’s cowardly attack failed to mar the spirits of Pakistani nation, as Today’s parade proved that Pakistani people love their motherland more than anything else and they are ready to sacrifice their lives when it comes to their country’s honour and defence.

Core Commander Lt Gen Naveed Zaman, DG Rangers and high-ranking police officers were also present on the occasion.

The high-spirited crowd, including women and children, chanted vociferous slogans of ‘Pakistan Zindabad’ (long live Pakistan) and ‘Dehshat Gardi Murdabad’ (down with terrorism).

“We equally share the grief of family members who lost their loved ones in the yesterday’s attack at Wagah border,” said Core Commander Lt Gen Naveed Zaman while addressing the crowd.

He said today’s ceremony is a testimony to the fact that no one can dampen the nation’s spirit by perpetrating dastardly attacks. “My sympathies go out to the bereaved families,” he said.

He admired the ‘big-hearted’ Lahoriites who turned up at today’s ceremony out of ‘national spirit’.

On Sunday, a suicide bomb attack ripped through the crowd as they returned after attending a parade at the Wagah border, leaving 60 people dead and over 100 others injured.

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[Soulspeek]

India did the right thing honouring the martyred by postponing cock - strutting ceremony for 3 days.

Down with the tamasha that happens every day in Wagah. Better do something constructive to build the nation rather than walking tall like an 'Akadoo Murga".

 

[dexter]

Despite threats,the ceremony was held a day after the suicide bombing that killed 55 people.

Spectators gather for the flag-lowering ceremony at the Pakistan-India border crossing at Wagah on November 3, 2014, a day after the suicide bombing that killed 55 people.

Man travels on a donkey cart as Pakistani paramilitary troops patrol a day after a suicide bombing, along a street leading to the Wagah border on November 3, 2014.

Pakistani spectators gather for the flag-lowering ceremony at the Pakistan-India border crossing at Wagah on November 3, 2014.

Women security guards check an attendant as spectators gather for the flag-lowering ceremony at the Pakistan-India border crossing at Wagah on November 3, 2014, a day after the suicide bombing that killed 55 people.

Rangers (wearing black uniforms) and Indian Border Security Force (BSF) officers lower their national flags during a daily parade at the Pakistan-India joint check-post at Wagah border, near Lahore November 3, 2014.

Spectators gather for the flag-lowering ceremony at the Pakistan-India border crossing at Wagah on November 3, 2014.

Rangers perform during the flag-lowering ceremony at the Pakistan-India border crossing at Wagah on November 3, 2014.

Spectators attend the flag-lowering ceremony at the Pakistan-India border crossing at Wagah on November 3, 2014, a day after the suicide bombing that killed 55 people.

Rangers (in black) and Indian Border Security Force (BSF) soldiers (in khaki) perform the flag-lowering ceremony, a day after the suicide bombing that killed 55, at the Pakistan-India border crossing at Wagah on November 3, 2014.

Rangers (in black) stand guard prior to the start of the flag-lowering ceremony, a day after the suicide bombing that killed 55, at the Pakistan-India border crossing at Wagah on November 3, 2014.

 

[dexter]

Rangers (in black) and Indian Border Security Force (BSF) soldiers (in khaki) perform the flag-lowering ceremony, a day after the suicide bombing that killed 55, at the Pakistan-India border crossing at Wagah on November 3, 2014.

Rangers (in black) and Indian Border Security Force (BSF) soldiers (in khaki) perform the flag-lowering ceremony, a day after the suicide bombing that killed 55, at the Pakistan-India border crossing at Wagah on November 3, 2014.

Paramilitary soldiers stand guard beside the India-Pakistan Wagah border gate a day after a suicide bomb attack at the Wagah border on November 3, 2014.

An Indian Border Security Force (BSF) soldier stands guard at the India-Pakistan border at Wagah on November 3, 2014, following the November 2 suicide bomb attack on the Pakistani side of the Wagah border gate.

 

[iPhone]

Wow, a day after people showed up again at the ceremony. Goes to show you the resolve of Pakistani people is resilient. Salute.