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Is he a Pakistani then?
He is a Kashmiri National Not Indian nor Pakistani
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Is he a Pakistani then?
Just like you don't consider Hafeez Saeed terrorist, which even UN has declared.ohh lalala twisting words ehh.the Indians had arrested yasin malik and the indians were calling him terrorist while the world does NOT conside him terrorist NO law consider him terrorist
He lives in a state recognized b GOI, and rule and Constitution of India also applies there, He went on Indian Passport, not Kashmiri Passport.He is a Kashmiri National Not Indian nor Pakistani
ohh lalala twisting words ehh.
the Indians had arrested yasin malik and the indians were calling him terrorist while the world does NOT conside him terrorist NO law consider him terrorist
He holds Indian Passport. He agreed to laws of India.He is NOT Indian. thats why you cant subject him to your will.
He is a Kashmiri National Not Indian nor Pakistani
He is NOT Indian. thats why you cant subject him to your will.
He holds Indian Passport. He agreed to laws of India.
if he lives Indian and give up his passport, you guys can have him. One less separatist in India to Pakistan, a good CBM measure.
Using capital letters does not change anything.
He carries an Indian Passport, lives in India. These two things alone would make him an Indian.
When subcontinent was under British occupation everyone of you also carried British passport.
that dint made you brits
When subcontinent was under British occupation everyone of you also carried British passport.
that dint made you brits
Where is the connection between pre independence passports & now ?
BTW for the record the passports issued were not British but British Indian Passports. Hope this helps.
In India things happen the Indian way and all of us who carry an Indian pp are subject to the laws of the land.
The then Passports were not British Passports but British India Passports, titled "Indian Empire".
So did you.When subcontinent was under British occupation everyone of you also carried British passport.that dint made you brits
Sir the BRITISH INDIAN EMPIRE.
and the word Indian was more of a contemporary use )
you know it as well.