Zaid Hamid:The Treason on Kishanganga

[TimeToScoot]

There is a smiley especially designed for Zahid Hamid -

@Pakistanisage

How come you have Buddha as your avatar? Are you a non-Muslim Pakistani?

 

[Slayer786]

General crap that every Pakistani believes.

- If they lose in International Court, it was an Indian conspiracy and judges were corrupt and the Pakistani lawyers were corrupt.
- If they win, then India was always acting like a typical Hindu and stealing water.

Either ways Pakistan was in the right and India wrong.

What a bunch of people! God must be punishing us to have such a neighbour. Zero economy, zero humanity, zero achievements...with the sole notable except of terrorism and nuclear weapons.

We have been singularly unlucky in the globe to have such a neighbour. Even North Korea would have been better than this!

And we thought that we were awesome people.
How wrong were we to believe that. But since you have cleared all the misunderstandings I feel so sad and disappointed that you indians dont like us. We Pakistanis always lived for the day to please our friendly neighbors who had never done anything wrong and were like saints I mean how shocking.

 

[illuminatidinesh]

And we thought that we were awesome people.
How wrong were we to believe that. But since you have cleared all the misunderstandings I feel so sad and disappointed that you indians dont like us. We Pakistanis always lived for the day to please our friendly neighbors who had never done anything wrong and were like saints I mean how shocking.

Sad but true isnt it? Tell me one instant that u accepted the mistake ,? ( I dont want to generalize everyone on this forum but unfortunately the majority we find are those kinds)

 

[TimeToScoot]

And we thought that we were awesome people.

 

[IceCold]

What a bunch of people! God must be punishing us to have such a neighbour. Zero economy, zero humanity, zero achievements...with the sole notable except of terrorism and nuclear weapons.

We have been singularly unlucky in the globe to have such a neighbour. Even North Korea would have been better than this!

And yet you chose to stick around on a Pakistani forum......talk about hypocrisy.

And dont worry the feeling is mutual, however unlike the hypocrisy being displayed here we don't like to stick around on Indian forums commenting on Indian affairs acting like experts.

 

[notsuperstitious]

Certain people promoting violence - zadi hamid, hafiz saeed etc have used the water issue to provoke pakistanis into becoming non state actors.

I've asked this to the believers on the forum, WHAT THE FCUK IS THE ISSUE? There's a time tested mechanism with redressal recourse in place for this issue. Then what the fcuk is the issue? Seriously these violent people to the west are a problem and a major impediment in understading the non-violent reasonable ''human'' pakistanis. By human i mean normal people with normal biases, not bloodthirsty fucktards like hafiz and zaid and their groupies on the forum.

 

[Not Sure]

(Posted this two year old article to help the members here broaden their perspective on topic)
Target: Jamaat Ali Shah

Jamaat Ali Shah was Pakistan’s Indus Waters Commissioner with a long tenure because he had a brilliant record as his country’s watchdog over India’s actions under the Indus Waters Treaty (1960). Then, some people thought he was in cahoots with the Indians. The state went for him. See the chronology of this unhappy episode.

The Jamaatud Dawa newspaper, Jarrar (March 5, 2010), reported that the people of Pakistan thought that Pakistan’s Indus Water Commissioner, Jamaat Ali Shah, was bodily a Pakistani but his tongue spoke the language of Hindus. He had not stopped making the strange statement that India had not stolen Pakistan’s water. Jamaat Ali Shah was getting his salary from Pakistan but was working for India.

Before this, the Jamaatud Dawa had taken out a procession on Lahore’s central mall in February 2010. Provocative speeches were made. Then, the army chief and the prime minister also raised “the issue of waters” in their statements.

Reported in the Nawa-i-Waqt (June 3, 2010) a seminar held by the Nawa-i-Waqt group of newspapers decided that Jamaat Ali Shah defended India’s stealing of river waters through 62 dams. Speakers included retired ambassadors and army officers, who said that India was stealing 14 million acre feet of water and that India’s water aggression could lead to an Indo-Pak war that would soon turn into a nuclear world war.

The Nawa-i-Waqt further accused Jamaat Ali Shah of stating that Pakistan was getting its share of waters under the Indus Treaty and that building a dam was the right of India. He said less water in Pakistani rivers was because of lack of rain, not because India had stolen it. The statement was a shock to many who thought India was waging a water war against Pakistan.

Reported in the Nawa-i-Waqt (December 16, 2010) Jamaat Ali Shah was made officer on special duty by the prime minister. He was commissioner in 1993 and was on the job till 2010, while India changed four commissioners during this period. Zahurul Hasan Dahir of the anti-India lobby said Shah had “accepted Indian influence” and had allowed Indian dams to be built on rivers belonging to Pakistan.

Reported in Jang (January 5, 2012), Indus Waters ex-commissioner Jamaat Ali Shah facilitated the building of India’s illegal Nimoo-Bazgo dam so that Leh could get electricity, which meant that Indian soldiers at Siachen would get the benefit of more comfort through the use of electricity.

Dawn (April 16, 2011) reported: Intelligence agencies seized the record of at least two federal ministries to investigate an alleged institutional lapse of not raising objections over Indian aggression on the country’s water rights. A preliminary report maintained that the commissioner had remained silent over the Nimoo Bazgo hydropower project (built by India during 2002-2009) and did not raise any objections during the meetings. There were rumours that Shah had fled the country.

The Express Tribune (January 3, 2012) reported: The latest case under dispute is the construction of the controversial 45-MW Nimoo-Bazgo hydropower project on the Indus River by India; (then) Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani approved challenging the project in the International Court of Arbitration (ICA).

After six months, the Daily Times (July 18, 2012) reported that the federal government had decided not to file a lawsuit in the ICA, in The Hague, regarding the controversial 45-MW Nimoo-Bazgo hydroelectric power project. The fear was that Pakistan might lose again as it did over the Baglihar Dam.
Annexure C of the Indus Waters Treaty allows India to take some water from the Western Rivers given to Pakistan. Annexure E says there is no bar on India building water storage dams for electricity generation on the Western Rivers.
Published in The Express Tribune, December 2nd, 2012.

 

[Gautam]

We are stealing the water, yes! Its part of our "OPERATION PYAASA PAKISTAN", which is almost accomplished.

Next is" OPERATION BHUKHA PAKISTAN."

And finally "OPERATION NANGA PAKISTAN" will follow.

 

[ExtraOdinary]

We should sell them the electricity produced from this dam

 

[45'22']

We should sell them the electricity produced from this dam

Pakistan Will Import Electricity From India

 

[Skull and Bones]

can some one sum up the 45 minutes video......

Yakeen janiye, ye baniya hindusthani is awaam ko loot rahi hai. Aur wo din dur nahi, jab ye kaum jaagega, tab lal kile me Pakistani jhanda lehrayega.

 

[TimeToScoot]

Next is" OPERATION BHUKHA PAKISTAN."

And finally "OPERATION NANGA PAKISTAN" will follow.

They've already achieved it on their own.

 

[nair]

Reported in Jang (January 5, 2012), Indus Waters ex-commissioner Jamaat Ali Shah facilitated the building of India’s illegal Nimoo-Bazgo dam so that Leh could get electricity, which meant that Indian soldiers at Siachen would get the benefit of more comfort through the use of electricity.

Electricity in siachen???? You must be joking...... But then if the electricity is used for comfort what is the problem?

 

[Contrarian]

And yet you chose to stick around on a Pakistani forum......talk about hypocrisy.

And dont worry the feeling is mutual, however unlike the hypocrisy being displayed here we don't like to stick around on Indian forums commenting on Indian affairs acting like experts.

Brilliant. Keep focusing the entire issue on who is on which forum.

Dont bother to write your own view about the interview. Keep up!

 

[OrionHunter]

Zaid Hamid's rants are legendary!! He's really made an *** of himself in this video. This twit knows squat about the treaty but thinks he's the ultimate authority on this issue!! Jeeez!

And he claims that Pakistani lawyers engaged to fight the case were actually Hindus and Zionists!!

Of all the experts in Pakistan, this stupid news channel has thought it wise to call this bozo for the discussion?
Epic fail!!