I just said they ran a similar campaign against Bhutto fazl is not copying PTI but his own father
Why India is so excited over Maulana's Islamabad March?
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Whilst facing the threat from India today? There is a difference.
Fair enough I do think everyone should pull back from this stuff if the nation is threatened.
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We ain't a nation with trillions in coffers,more likely a poor labourer who goes out daily and earns his bread for each day.One day of disruption and he either has to sleep hungry or take loan for survival.
We are in no circumstances capable of withstanding a war,political instability and any kind of Chaos.Govt should speak with them or should put them out using iron hands,we are not capable of withstanding this nonsense anymore.
If you read history Bhutto did amount of rigging which irked that whole protest which was then backed by Zia on direction of uncle sam,who barely few months ago said to Bhutto on issue of nukes that we would make an example out of it.
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Wait what? Who agreed to no war, India?
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Coward PM has certainly agreed to it. Maybe India has too
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...FjAGegQIChAB&usg=AOvVaw1Be9LyOXZOnBPuqSHKkJNY
PM urges Kashmiris not to give in to jihad voices
By our correspondent
Oct.27,2019
Imran Khan says India in search of opportunity to blame bloodshed in IOK on Pakistan
ISLAMABAD/LAHORE: Pakistanis and Kashmiris around the world and on both sides of the Line of Control (LoC) observed Black Day on Sunday to reject India’s illegal occupation of the disputed region in 1947. However, this year’s Black Day held a double meaning as it also marked nearly three months of Indian atrocities in the occupied territory after New Delhi revoked its special status on August 5.
From young to old, Kashmiris have been killed, tortured and detained under the illegal curfew imposed by India in IOK.
In his message on Black Day, Prime Minister Imran Khan has urged the Kashmiris not to engage in the armed struggle against Indian forces, saying the whole Pakistani nation stood by them in this hour of need.
“Some elements in AJK [Azad Jammu and Kashmir] are instigating Jihad and armed struggle against the Indian forces which will deal a great amount of damage to the Kashmir cause, and is against the interest of Pakistan as well,” said the prime minister in a video message broadcast live on the state-run Pakistan Television (PTV) on Sunday.
PM Imran made it clear that anybody talking about crossing the line of control would commit enmity with Kashmir and Pakistan as India was looking for such an opportunity to crush the freedom struggle.
He said the New Delhi rulers had deployed 900,000 troops to subjugate the voice of Kashmiris.
“The Modi government wants to hold Pakistan responsible for the unrest in Kashmir to deflect the world community’s attention from the bloodbath continuing in the valley,” said Imran. “The Kashmiris’ movement is a political struggle and we have to extend our moral, diplomatic and political support in this regard.”
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PM Imran said the entire Pakistani nation, including minorities, was standing behind the people of Kashmir in their just struggle for right to self-determination.
Imran said he highlighted the Kashmir issue in his speech at the United Nations and during interactions with other world leaders.
Imran said now the international community was aware of the oppression going on in occupied Kashmir at the hands of Indian forces.
The premier said Narendra Modi, after coming to power for the second term, imposed a curfew in IOK and no one knew what was happening in the valley, adding that the Modi regime changed Kashmir’s status by claiming that he wanted development there.
“Modi should hold a referendum if he wants peace, stability, and development in Kashmir,” he added.
Imran said all the mainstream political parties of Kashmir boycotted the recently held local government polls in IOK, adding that the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party met with a humiliating defeat even in the controlled elections there.
He assured the people of Kashmir that he was not only their ambassador, but would also become their spokesperson and advocate supporting their struggle till they achieved their right to self-determination as enshrined in the UN Resolutions.
Talking to a delegation of All Parties Hurriyat Conference leadership that called on him at the PM Office, Imran reaffirmed that the government of Pakistan would continue extending diplomatic, moral and political support to its Kashmiri brethren by raising the Kashmir issue at all world fora.
‘Black Day’: Foreign diplomats denounce India’s brutalities in occupied Kashmir
The delegation included Nisar Mirza, Muhammad Hussain Khateeb and Javed Iqbal. Special Assistant to PM on Information and Broadcasting Dr Firdous Ashiq Awan was also present.
The situation in IOK was discussed during the meeting. The Hurriyat leadership expressed their gratitude to the prime minister for vigorously presenting the Kashmir case at the UN.
Imran observed that the hearts of the Pakistani nation and the Kashmiri brethren beat together and the whole nation was standing by them.
HRCP condemns Indian atrocities
On Sunday, the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP) strongly condemned the detention of thousands of youth and minors as well as restrictions on access to food and medicines in IOK.
HRCP Chairman Dr Mehdi Hasan condemned the lockdown of some eight million Kashmiris, saying the suppressed Kashmiris had been facing gross human rights violations at the hands of the Indian forces deployed in the valley.
“It has now been more than two-and-a-half months since the Indian government revoked the special status of Kashmir under Article 370 of the Indian Constitution and placed the region under curfew,” he said.
To a question, Dr Hasan said that the Indian government’s failure to comprehend the grave implications of fuelling regional tension was highly irresponsible.
(With additional input from APP)
I am not interested in boring history mainay kaha hai dharnay and ehtjaj ki siasat bahut purani hai Bhutto na khud bhi shayad ki thi
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Lekin Islamabad block karney wali siasat PTI ke ijaad hai.
Not true sab purani ijadat hain
Hamesha sa sab kuch horha tab TV nhi hota tha to Islamabad baithnay ka koi faida nhi tha
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India is not involved.they are our own matters which becomes bigger and bigger.problem is nobody takes action against people who uses violence and threaten government.we have created this mess.we should act according to the rule.
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He is talking about 2014 . Nawaz's era !
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If he said say no to Jihad , it makes him Coward .Coward PM has certainly agreed to it. Maybe India has too
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...FjAGegQIChAB&usg=AOvVaw1Be9LyOXZOnBPuqSHKkJNY
PM urges Kashmiris not to give in to jihad voices
By our correspondent
Oct.27,2019
Imran Khan says India in search of opportunity to blame bloodshed in IOK on Pakistan
ISLAMABAD/LAHORE: Pakistanis and Kashmiris around the world and on both sides of the Line of Control (LoC) observed Black Day on Sunday to reject India’s illegal occupation of the disputed region in 1947. However, this year’s Black Day held a double meaning as it also marked nearly three months of Indian atrocities in the occupied territory after New Delhi revoked its special status on August 5.
From young to old, Kashmiris have been killed, tortured and detained under the illegal curfew imposed by India in IOK.
In his message on Black Day, Prime Minister Imran Khan has urged the Kashmiris not to engage in the armed struggle against Indian forces, saying the whole Pakistani nation stood by them in this hour of need.
“Some elements in AJK [Azad Jammu and Kashmir] are instigating Jihad and armed struggle against the Indian forces which will deal a great amount of damage to the Kashmir cause, and is against the interest of Pakistan as well,” said the prime minister in a video message broadcast live on the state-run Pakistan Television (PTV) on Sunday.
PM Imran made it clear that anybody talking about crossing the line of control would commit enmity with Kashmir and Pakistan as India was looking for such an opportunity to crush the freedom struggle.
He said the New Delhi rulers had deployed 900,000 troops to subjugate the voice of Kashmiris.
“The Modi government wants to hold Pakistan responsible for the unrest in Kashmir to deflect the world community’s attention from the bloodbath continuing in the valley,” said Imran. “The Kashmiris’ movement is a political struggle and we have to extend our moral, diplomatic and political support in this regard.”
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PM Imran said the entire Pakistani nation, including minorities, was standing behind the people of Kashmir in their just struggle for right to self-determination.
Imran said he highlighted the Kashmir issue in his speech at the United Nations and during interactions with other world leaders.
Imran said now the international community was aware of the oppression going on in occupied Kashmir at the hands of Indian forces.
The premier said Narendra Modi, after coming to power for the second term, imposed a curfew in IOK and no one knew what was happening in the valley, adding that the Modi regime changed Kashmir’s status by claiming that he wanted development there.
“Modi should hold a referendum if he wants peace, stability, and development in Kashmir,” he added.
Imran said all the mainstream political parties of Kashmir boycotted the recently held local government polls in IOK, adding that the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party met with a humiliating defeat even in the controlled elections there.
He assured the people of Kashmir that he was not only their ambassador, but would also become their spokesperson and advocate supporting their struggle till they achieved their right to self-determination as enshrined in the UN Resolutions.
Talking to a delegation of All Parties Hurriyat Conference leadership that called on him at the PM Office, Imran reaffirmed that the government of Pakistan would continue extending diplomatic, moral and political support to its Kashmiri brethren by raising the Kashmir issue at all world fora.
‘Black Day’: Foreign diplomats denounce India’s brutalities in occupied Kashmir
The delegation included Nisar Mirza, Muhammad Hussain Khateeb and Javed Iqbal. Special Assistant to PM on Information and Broadcasting Dr Firdous Ashiq Awan was also present.
The situation in IOK was discussed during the meeting. The Hurriyat leadership expressed their gratitude to the prime minister for vigorously presenting the Kashmir case at the UN.
Imran observed that the hearts of the Pakistani nation and the Kashmiri brethren beat together and the whole nation was standing by them.
HRCP condemns Indian atrocities
On Sunday, the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP) strongly condemned the detention of thousands of youth and minors as well as restrictions on access to food and medicines in IOK.
HRCP Chairman Dr Mehdi Hasan condemned the lockdown of some eight million Kashmiris, saying the suppressed Kashmiris had been facing gross human rights violations at the hands of the Indian forces deployed in the valley.
“It has now been more than two-and-a-half months since the Indian government revoked the special status of Kashmir under Article 370 of the Indian Constitution and placed the region under curfew,” he said.
To a question, Dr Hasan said that the Indian government’s failure to comprehend the grave implications of fuelling regional tension was highly irresponsible.
(With additional input from APP)
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