People in the world interested in geopolitical history know that We must understand that the superficial depiction of Islam in the west is mainly propaganda. Propaganda to prove “a” is good versus bad “b”
This is to gain a certain strategical advantage in the world geographically. What is this advantage, mainly natural resources available in third world countries, why?
Because these poor countries are unable to make any good use of their own good resources hence the first world offers them technology and expertise and in return wants heavy fees.
Fair enough?

Not that simple, it’s a dirty business.
Firstly the fee is in the form of some one selling their national integrity, that’s corrupt leaders of the first world supported by the superpowers. Millions of dollars un accounted for that go in the pockets of these individual leaders, who mortgage their nation by selling their national resources to the technology advanced first world countries who charge arms and length for their job and the nations pay for it their entire lives or until they exist.
This strategical placement includes certain key players in particular regions.
The subcontinent actors in this play is a trio of US-INDIA CHINA-PAKISTAN
The Middle East actors are US-ISRAEL AND IRAN-PALESTINE
The westerns actors are US ENGLAND FRANCE AND RUSSIA
We understand this allied pattern. as WE in the subcontinent have seen through the eyes of our forefathers in history, who have been colonized and occupied before so when we see allied forces entering into our areas in the name of terrorism we know where this is going, they have entered and they will continue the operations until they train their recently bought slaves here and then they carry out the vicious cycle the same way the east India company did which led to British invasion of the subcontinent not long ago.
Forget Hiroshima, remember 9/11, forget illegal occupation of Palestine remember 9/11, forget illegal occupation of Kashmir by India, remember 9/11 forget US bombings of the northern areas of Pakistan killing thousands of innocent poor Muslim children and kinds remember 9/11 forget OIL remember 9/11
This time the lottery falls in the middle east, where Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan are targets. There is a belief being spread to world that Islam is equals to terrorism. Media funded heavily by this hype creating community is exaggerating their sound in the name of “free and fairness” if so is any one concerned about hungry people dying in Africa with war and famine? Why aren’t their more stories about Muslim women being raped in Kashmir and Iran and Palestine? Are they not sensational enough?
This is something only the western media can explain
Regards,
Hassan, i agree on Kashmir and i have my own views on musharraf, do take a read
http://subillings.blogspot.com/2008_08_01_archive.html
http://www.indianembassy.org/policy/kashmir/kashmiraccession.htm
Please give me the link of your source, which is independent, in your opinion as you say, and does not quote a wrong version of History, as you have quoted now. hassanbhai is too prejudiced to tell the truth in totality. His truth is lop sided and half baked, at times; and therefore unreliable.
Your letter is the true voice of not only the isreali oppressed palestinians but you ase also the voice of
The Iraqi occupation, The Bosnian War
The Kosovo War
The Lebanon conflict,The invasion of Afghanistan,
Syrian occupation of Lebanon
The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) cartoons controversy
The Sudanese Civil War
Israel-Lebanon conflict
The Pope Benedict XVI controversy over remarks quoted him.
The ongoing Darfur conflict
The ongoing standoff with Iran over its Nuclear program, The ongoing Second Chechen War,The ongoing Waziristan War
The ongoing Islamic Insurgency in the Philippines
The ongoing war in Somalia
the entire population of Palestinians, Kashmiris,Somalians,Eritreans, where ever the humanity is suffereing at its most!!!
for you my friend and many like you i have words of solace from edward said
“Remember the solidarity shown to Palestine here and everywhere... and remember also that there is a cause to which many people have committed themselves, difficulties and terrible obstacles notwithstanding. Why? Because it is a just cause, a noble ideal, a moral quest for equality and human rights.”
regards,
sumera bilgrami
you have recieved compliments on my blogs behalf which i congratulate u on.
i would like to clarify that this discussion will continue only if it has to be beyond average prejudice and ”propaganda” war that our governemts convince us to have, other wise we have many who seek violent and abusive solutions in the world.
i have been to india and i have met pure indian peopele who have welcomed me with an open heart and mind despite my standing on kashmir issue.
my request was for you to not go to your own government’s website but an ”independent” source , which meant neither indian nor pakitsani source!!
kindly understand where does this conflict come from from a humanitarian ground instaed of plain argument for the sake of argument.
there are thousands of websites available on the real problem of kashmir and attaempts to demilitarized
it from indian perspective.
go to
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Partition_of_India
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/in_depth/south_asia/2002/kashmir_flashpoint/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kashmir_dispute
http://search.bbc.co.uk/cgi-bin/search/results.pl?q=kashmir&uri=%2Faccessibility%2F
http://www.kashmiri-cc.ca/un/
http://www.zackvision.com/weblog/2003/11/my-life-in-kashmir-4.html
plus the following resolutions in the UN accepted by the whole world except the Indian government.
Resolution 38 (1948) adopted by the Security Council at its 229th Meeting held on 17 January 1948
Resolution 39 (1948) adopted by the Security Council at its 230th Meeting held on 20 January 1948
Draft Resolution presented by the President of the Security Council and the Rapporteur on 6 February 1948
Resolution 47 (1948) adopted by the Security Council at its 286th Meeting held on 21 April 1948
Resolution 51 (1948) adopted by the Security Council at its 312th Meeting held on 3 June 1948
Resolution adopted by the United Nations Commission for India and Pakistan on 13 August 1948
Resolution adopted by the United Nations Commission for India and Pakistan on 5 January 1949
Proposal in respect of Jammu and Kashmir made by General A.G.L. McNaughton, President of the Security Council of the United Nations on 22 December 1949
Resolution 80 (1950) adopted by the Security Council at its 470th Meeting held on 14 March 1950
Resolution 91 (1951) adopted by the Security Council at its 539th Meeting held on 30 March 1951
Resolution 96 (1951) adopted by the Security Council al its 566th Meeting held on 10 November 1951
Resolution 98 (1952) adopted by the Security Council at its 611th Meeting held on 23 December 1952
Resolution 122 (1957) adopted by the Security Council at its 765th Meeting held on 24 January 1957
Draft Resolution presented by Australia, Cuba, U.K. and U.S.A. on 14 February 1957
Resolution 123 (1957) adopted by the Security Council at its 774th Meeting held on 21 February 1957
Draft Resolution presented by Australia, Columbia,Philippines on 16 November 1957
Resolution 126 (1957) adopted by the Security Council at its 808th Meeting held on 2 December 1957
Draft Resolution submitted by Ireland to the Security Council on June 22, 1962
Statement of the President of the Security Council (French Representative) made on the 18 May 1964 at the 1117th Meeting of the Council (Document No. S/PV. 1117, dated the 18 May l964) summarizing the conclusion of the debate on Kashmir
Resolution 209 (1965) adopted by the Security Council at its 1237th Meeting held on 4 September 1965
Resolution 210 (1965) adopted by the Security Council at its 1238th Meeting held on 6 September 1965
Resolution 211 (1965) adopted by the Security Council at its 1242nd Meeting held on 20 September 1965
Resolution 214 (1965) adopted by the Security Council at its 1245th Meeting held on 27 September 1965
Resolution 215 (1965) adopted by the Security Council at its1251st Meeting held on 5 November 1965
Resolution 303 (1971) adopted by the Security Council at its1606th Meeting held on 6 December 1971
Question considered by the Security Council at its 1606th, 1607th and 1608th Meetings held on 4,5 and 6 December 1971
Resolution 307 (1971) adopted by the Security Council at its 1616th Meeting held on 21 December 1971
regards
….UN resolutions on Kashmir did not come under Chapter 7 of the UN charter and were, therefore, not self-enforcing. Unlike the resolutions on East Timor and Iraq, which come under that particular chapter, the Kashmir resolutions require the cooperation of both parties for implementation……[ March 2001 During his brief interaction with the media at Pakistan’s Chakala military ].
**************************************
What is the Kashmir Issue?
C UN Security Council resolutions 38-40, and particularly the resolution of August 13, 1948, said that Pakistan had attacked Kashmir, and ordered Pakistan to withdraw its forces and its tribals. Pakistan has yet to obey UN Security Council and withdraw from lands (now called POK, Pak Occupied Kashmir) controlled illegally.
C Recently released documents reveal that in 1948, the then US Secretary of State Gen. George C. Marshall told the pro-Pak British that Kashmir=s accession with India was legal and final as far as US was concerned.
C In 1952, the Kashmir legislature, elected in elections recognized by observers as free and fair, with 100% of the legislators Muslim, voted to ratify Kashmir=s accession with India.
C Pakistan gave away large part of the POK to China, which now claims those lands as its own.
************************************
Recent Documents have Revealed
l 1948: US Secretary of State Gen. George C. Marshall told the British that Kashmir’s accession with India was legal and final as far as US was concerned.
l Therefore the lie of “Kashmir being a disputed territory” is very disturbing while it has further emboldened the position of Islamic militants.
***************************************
PAKISTAN Invaded Kashmir
October 22, 1947
l Commanded by General Akbar Khan, later promoted to Chief of Pakistan’s army.
l “Tribesmen” included many Pakistan Army officers and men, in and out of uniform. C3I and artillery provided by regular Pakistan Army
- Just like the Taliban Army, 2001.
l Entire villages e.g. Baramula, Rajouri and Poonch were destroyed by the Pakistani army while committing murder, rape and plunder.
l Rather than any negotiated settlement, Pakistan chose the route of brute force in 1947.
l Is this out of concern for Kashmiris?
Pakistan attacked Baramul Kashmir: October 1947
l Killing 7,000 in a town of 10,000 people
l Especially brutal to Sikhs, whom the Pakistani army labeled as ”Ball Walle Kafir”, the non-believer with hair.
l Destroyed the hospitals, Hindu and Sikh temples and the church of Baramula.
l Skardu (POK): Radio message from Pak Commander to Pak HQ: “Skardu liberated. All Sikhs killed. All women raped”.
Ruler of Kashmir appealed to India for help
l Why? Because Kashmir’s small state army was no match for the Pakistani army.
Instrument of Accession to India was signed
l October 1947: Lord Mountbatten, the Governor General of India accepted the Kashmiri ruler’s request to join the Indian Union
l A legal document called the Instrument of Accession was signed between India and the Kashmiri ruler.
l This same document was also signed by the other 584 princely states.
Constitution of Jammu & Kashmir - updated reprint 1995
l “Sounder than Texas’s accession to the USA, Kashmir’s accession to India is legal, final, binding and irrevocable”.
Source: A S Anand Chief Justice of Supreme Court of India - p. 96
Kashmir is saved from Pakistani invasion
l October 1947: Lord Mountbatten asked India to send its troops to save Kashmir from Pakistani aggression.
l Indian Premier Nehru insisted on Sheikh Abdullah being freed from prison as condition for Indian intervention.
l Indian troops were sent with the enthusiastic consent of Sheikh Abdullah
Source: Lord Mountbatten’s diaries
Sheikh Abdullah
l October 1947: Kashmir’s popular Moslem leader Sheikh Abdullah supported Kashmir’s accession to India
l Of interest: Earlier Sheikh Abdullah had demonstrated against the Kashmiri ruler for greater democracy & civil rights.
l Now: Sheikh Abdullah expressed the sentiments of the majority of Kashmiri people in a famous speech.
A key point of Sheikh Abdullah’s speech
l ”We the people of Jammu and Kashmir, have thrown our lot with the Indian people, not in a heat of passion or a moment of despair, but by a deliberate choice.” Sheikh Abdullah: October 1947
First Muslim leader of Kashmir was appointed by India
l October 31, 1947: Sheikh Abdullah a Moslem was appointed Head of the Kashmir Emergency Administration
l Then was made the first Prime Minister of Kashmir. His was the first people’s popular government in Kashmir.
l For most of the time since 1947, AND TODAY, “Indian-Kashmir” has been ruled by the National Conference Party of Sheikh Abdullah and always headed by a Moslem.
Pakistan’s pattern of aggression
l Initially Pakistan denied having sent troops into Kashmir in October 1947
l Subsequently admitted by Pakistani leaders and army officers.
l This is a consistent Pakistani pattern in 1947, 1948, 1965, 1971 and recently in 1999 in Kargil.
l Same tactic used in Afghanistan, where 40% of the Taliban’s Officer corps and 30% of its troops were Pakistani, until Operation Enduring Freedom began.
United Nations: Jan 1, 1948
l India complained to the UN so as to get Pakistan to end Pakistani aggression against India in Jammu and Kashmir.
Noteworthy
Despite military superiority even in 1947 India did not want to use force to vacate the Indian territory in Kashmir occupied by Pakistan.
l Instead, India turned to the UN. If India had believed in a military solution on Kashmir, it could have done so in 1965, 1971 and 1999. And today.
The United Nations Security Council
l UN avoided taking sides between India and Pakistan.
l UN did not even question the legality of Kashmir’s accession to India.
l Doing such would be like questioning the legality of the very partition of British India into India and Pakistan.
United Nations Appointed a Commission: 1948
l Under Charter 6: to mediate between India and Pakistan
l UN stated the issue is for India and Pakistan to resolve & these resolutions are NOT a directive, only recommendations.
l Four UN resolutions were issued on April 21, 1948, August 13, 1948, Jan. 5, 1949 and March 14, 1950.
UN Resolution: Jan 5, 1949
Called for three actions in this sequential order
l (1) First, Pakistan must withdraw all its troops and all non-Kashmiris from Kashmir.
l (2) Next India should withdraw bulk of its troops RETAINING those required for law and order; all those who had left Kashmir (on both sides) as refugees should be allowed to return.
l AND ONLY THEREAFTER ascertain the wishes of the Kashmiri people in both portions of Kashmir under UN supervision.
Pakistan violated the UN Resolution
l Pakistan is non-compliant: has not withdrawn its occupied forces thereby violated the first of the 3 actions outlined by the UN resolution.
l ON the contrary India has only permitted Kashmiris to own land in India’s Kashmir per Article 170 of the Indian Constitution and per UN resolution.
2 Questions
1) Is Pakistan willing to implement step one even now by withdrawing its military from the portion of Kashmir it has occupied by aggression in 1947?
2) If refugees are allowed to return and claim their lands, would that include the non-Moslem citizens?
These are Kashmiri Pandits - 400,000 to 600,000 are still living as Displaced Persons today.
Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (POK)
l Lacks all democratic institutions. Administered by a Pakistani “minister for Azad Kashmir” or Military Governor appointed by Islamabad.
l Pakistan officially disallows the option of an independent Kashmir. If anyone in POK raises that demand, it is an act of treachery and punishable by death. POK residents must sign Oath of Loyalty to Pakistan to get ration cards.
l Residents of the “Northern Areas” of Gilgit/Baltistan are afforded no citizenship rights
Pakistan Refused to Withdraw
l Pakistan has consistently refused to withdraw its forces from the Pakistan-occupied Kashmir portion.
l Instead, Pakistan joined big power blocks and received massive military and economic aid from the West.
Sorce :
http://www.stephen-knapp.com/truth_on_kashmir_and_terrorism_in_india.htm
kofi anan was a loser jackass minting money heading a headless UN thats sitting in newyork under the US pressure and funding!
i really dont think kashmir is an issue to him!! like iraq wasnt and palestine isnt and afghanistan isnt!!
tell me, why not let kashmiris express and have their say in a secular india if india thus is secular?
why the violence in kashmir? why are women being raped and kids getting killed? let the kashmiris decide if they wanto side with india?
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/India/Kashmir_violence_4_killed_in_police_firing/articleshow/3402165.cms
Your sweeping comments are devoid of substance . The character assassination of Kofi would not serve the purpose.I can also state that all these so-called independent sources are biased towards Kashmir issue . Instead of entering in war-of-words ,it’s better that let the facts speak for themselves . The above facts clearly establish that Pakistan is guilty of violating the UN resolutions .
Lastly ,you should not forget that free and fair elections were held in J&K , under the supervision of foreign agencies . No need to tell the fact that so-called azadi seekers were shown the door by the J&K people in the elections. There is no point in being dictated by the vain demands of the separatists .It’s another thing that whipping the dead horse is favourite pastime of the Pakistani rulers.It’s the only way to win the hearts of deluded souls there !!!
so you think your judging an entire nation over kashmir is not chracter assassination? and you rae sensitive to kofi anan?
thank you for YOUR sweeping argument.
good and bad people are every where and and every culture has its demons,
if islamic terrorrists are such a threat what happens when Hindus and Christians clash over burnt churches in a secular India?
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/india/2640145/Hindus-and-Christians-clash-over-burnt-churches-in-India.html
and i wont even mention gujarat violence here,
kashmir government is a puppet, with muslim majority, why is only the army and the security forces presesnt to run srinagar if it is so safe to vote out there?
why is there curfew every few days? does mumbai run like that too?
my concern for kashmir is that it should have the most BASIC human right that a secular indian government is violating!
”fundamental human rights, is the dignity and worth of the human person and in the equal rights of men and women....”
Human rights, as defined by the declaration, were the right to life, the right to practice religious beliefs, and the right to fair treatment under the law for all people.
and kashmiris have been DENIED these rights for punishments for siding with paksitan at partition. Can u ask ur government to take good care of kashmiri muslims, or do hate them too?
Instead of new thrust on the alleged illegal occupation of Kashmir by India , it’s better if you are more rational while applying your mind to the Kashmir issue . What makes you insensitive regards the plight of Kashmiri pandits ? What would be the fate of so-called Azad Kashmir in Pakistan ? Won’t it get marginalized like PoK and be devoid of basic ameneties in Pakistan marred by Talibanization ?First let Pakistan develop into a better state from a failed state and then think of owning Kashmir ....Ghar Mein Nahi Daana Aur Amma Chali Bhunane..
With the blatently obvious right of kashmiris to be independent of illegal indian occupation that you have decided not to see! with the help of the same kofi anan supporting the same right of accession in kososvo!
and innocent children getting killed and women getting raped every day with half of muslim kashmiri population driven out or going through a localised genocide i could surly trust a puppet indian high court to do justice!
NOT!
Instead of new thrust on the alleged illegal occupation of Kashmir by India , it’s better if you are more rational while applying your mind to the Kashmir issue . What makes you insensitive regards the plight of Kashmiri pandits ? What would be the fate of so-called Azad Kashmir in Pakistan ? Won’t it get marginalized like PoK and be devoid of basic ameneties in Pakistan marred by Talibanization ?First let Pakistan develop into a better state from a failed state and then think of owning Kashmir ....Ghar Mein Nahi Daana Aur Amma Chali Bhunane..
Local Opinions (23)
Which KasHmiri tells you? POK Kashmiri?
Regards,
Hassan, i agree on Kashmir and i have my own views on musharraf, do take a read
http://subillings.blogspot.com/2008_08_01_archive.html
http://www.indianembassy.org/policy/kashmir/kashmiraccession.htm
Please give me the link of your source, which is independent, in your opinion as you say, and does not quote a wrong version of History, as you have quoted now. hassanbhai is too prejudiced to tell the truth in totality. His truth is lop sided and half baked, at times; and therefore unreliable.
Your letter is the true voice of not only the isreali oppressed palestinians but you ase also the voice of
The Iraqi occupation, The Bosnian War
The Kosovo War
The Lebanon conflict,The invasion of Afghanistan,
Syrian occupation of Lebanon
The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) cartoons controversy
The Sudanese Civil War
Israel-Lebanon conflict
The Pope Benedict XVI controversy over remarks quoted him.
The ongoing Darfur conflict
The ongoing standoff with Iran over its Nuclear program, The ongoing Second Chechen War,The ongoing Waziristan War
The ongoing Islamic Insurgency in the Philippines
The ongoing war in Somalia
the entire population of Palestinians, Kashmiris,Somalians,Eritreans, where ever the humanity is suffereing at its most!!!
for you my friend and many like you i have words of solace from edward said
“Remember the solidarity shown to Palestine here and everywhere... and remember also that there is a cause to which many people have committed themselves, difficulties and terrible obstacles notwithstanding. Why? Because it is a just cause, a noble ideal, a moral quest for equality and human rights.”
regards,
sumera bilgrami
you have recieved compliments on my blogs behalf which i congratulate u on.
i would like to clarify that this discussion will continue only if it has to be beyond average prejudice and ”propaganda” war that our governemts convince us to have, other wise we have many who seek violent and abusive solutions in the world.
i have been to india and i have met pure indian peopele who have welcomed me with an open heart and mind despite my standing on kashmir issue.
my request was for you to not go to your own government’s website but an ”independent” source , which meant neither indian nor pakitsani source!!
kindly understand where does this conflict come from from a humanitarian ground instaed of plain argument for the sake of argument.
there are thousands of websites available on the real problem of kashmir and attaempts to demilitarized
it from indian perspective.
go to
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Partition_of_India
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/in_depth/south_asia/2002/kashmir_flashpoint/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kashmir_dispute
http://search.bbc.co.uk/cgi-bin/search/results.pl?q=kashmir&uri=%2Faccessibility%2F
http://www.kashmiri-cc.ca/un/
http://www.zackvision.com/weblog/2003/11/my-life-in-kashmir-4.html
plus the following resolutions in the UN accepted by the whole world except the Indian government.
Resolution 38 (1948) adopted by the Security Council at its 229th Meeting held on 17 January 1948
Resolution 39 (1948) adopted by the Security Council at its 230th Meeting held on 20 January 1948
Draft Resolution presented by the President of the Security Council and the Rapporteur on 6 February 1948
Resolution 47 (1948) adopted by the Security Council at its 286th Meeting held on 21 April 1948
Resolution 51 (1948) adopted by the Security Council at its 312th Meeting held on 3 June 1948
Resolution adopted by the United Nations Commission for India and Pakistan on 13 August 1948
Resolution adopted by the United Nations Commission for India and Pakistan on 5 January 1949
Proposal in respect of Jammu and Kashmir made by General A.G.L. McNaughton, President of the Security Council of the United Nations on 22 December 1949
Resolution 80 (1950) adopted by the Security Council at its 470th Meeting held on 14 March 1950
Resolution 91 (1951) adopted by the Security Council at its 539th Meeting held on 30 March 1951
Resolution 96 (1951) adopted by the Security Council al its 566th Meeting held on 10 November 1951
Resolution 98 (1952) adopted by the Security Council at its 611th Meeting held on 23 December 1952
Resolution 122 (1957) adopted by the Security Council at its 765th Meeting held on 24 January 1957
Draft Resolution presented by Australia, Cuba, U.K. and U.S.A. on 14 February 1957
Resolution 123 (1957) adopted by the Security Council at its 774th Meeting held on 21 February 1957
Draft Resolution presented by Australia, Columbia,Philippines on 16 November 1957
Resolution 126 (1957) adopted by the Security Council at its 808th Meeting held on 2 December 1957
Draft Resolution submitted by Ireland to the Security Council on June 22, 1962
Statement of the President of the Security Council (French Representative) made on the 18 May 1964 at the 1117th Meeting of the Council (Document No. S/PV. 1117, dated the 18 May l964) summarizing the conclusion of the debate on Kashmir
Resolution 209 (1965) adopted by the Security Council at its 1237th Meeting held on 4 September 1965
Resolution 210 (1965) adopted by the Security Council at its 1238th Meeting held on 6 September 1965
Resolution 211 (1965) adopted by the Security Council at its 1242nd Meeting held on 20 September 1965
Resolution 214 (1965) adopted by the Security Council at its 1245th Meeting held on 27 September 1965
Resolution 215 (1965) adopted by the Security Council at its1251st Meeting held on 5 November 1965
Resolution 303 (1971) adopted by the Security Council at its1606th Meeting held on 6 December 1971
Question considered by the Security Council at its 1606th, 1607th and 1608th Meetings held on 4,5 and 6 December 1971
Resolution 307 (1971) adopted by the Security Council at its 1616th Meeting held on 21 December 1971
regards
….UN resolutions on Kashmir did not come under Chapter 7 of the UN charter and were, therefore, not self-enforcing. Unlike the resolutions on East Timor and Iraq, which come under that particular chapter, the Kashmir resolutions require the cooperation of both parties for implementation……[ March 2001 During his brief interaction with the media at Pakistan’s Chakala military ].
**************************************
What is the Kashmir Issue?
C UN Security Council resolutions 38-40, and particularly the resolution of August 13, 1948, said that Pakistan had attacked Kashmir, and ordered Pakistan to withdraw its forces and its tribals. Pakistan has yet to obey UN Security Council and withdraw from lands (now called POK, Pak Occupied Kashmir) controlled illegally.
C Recently released documents reveal that in 1948, the then US Secretary of State Gen. George C. Marshall told the pro-Pak British that Kashmir=s accession with India was legal and final as far as US was concerned.
C In 1952, the Kashmir legislature, elected in elections recognized by observers as free and fair, with 100% of the legislators Muslim, voted to ratify Kashmir=s accession with India.
C Pakistan gave away large part of the POK to China, which now claims those lands as its own.
************************************
Recent Documents have Revealed
l 1948: US Secretary of State Gen. George C. Marshall told the British that Kashmir’s accession with India was legal and final as far as US was concerned.
l Therefore the lie of “Kashmir being a disputed territory” is very disturbing while it has further emboldened the position of Islamic militants.
***************************************
PAKISTAN Invaded Kashmir
October 22, 1947
l Commanded by General Akbar Khan, later promoted to Chief of Pakistan’s army.
l “Tribesmen” included many Pakistan Army officers and men, in and out of uniform. C3I and artillery provided by regular Pakistan Army
- Just like the Taliban Army, 2001.
l Entire villages e.g. Baramula, Rajouri and Poonch were destroyed by the Pakistani army while committing murder, rape and plunder.
l Rather than any negotiated settlement, Pakistan chose the route of brute force in 1947.
l Is this out of concern for Kashmiris?
Pakistan attacked Baramul Kashmir: October 1947
l Killing 7,000 in a town of 10,000 people
l Especially brutal to Sikhs, whom the Pakistani army labeled as ”Ball Walle Kafir”, the non-believer with hair.
l Destroyed the hospitals, Hindu and Sikh temples and the church of Baramula.
l Skardu (POK): Radio message from Pak Commander to Pak HQ: “Skardu liberated. All Sikhs killed. All women raped”.
Ruler of Kashmir appealed to India for help
l Why? Because Kashmir’s small state army was no match for the Pakistani army.
Instrument of Accession to India was signed
l October 1947: Lord Mountbatten, the Governor General of India accepted the Kashmiri ruler’s request to join the Indian Union
l A legal document called the Instrument of Accession was signed between India and the Kashmiri ruler.
l This same document was also signed by the other 584 princely states.
Constitution of Jammu & Kashmir - updated reprint 1995
l “Sounder than Texas’s accession to the USA, Kashmir’s accession to India is legal, final, binding and irrevocable”.
Source: A S Anand Chief Justice of Supreme Court of India - p. 96
Kashmir is saved from Pakistani invasion
l October 1947: Lord Mountbatten asked India to send its troops to save Kashmir from Pakistani aggression.
l Indian Premier Nehru insisted on Sheikh Abdullah being freed from prison as condition for Indian intervention.
l Indian troops were sent with the enthusiastic consent of Sheikh Abdullah
Source: Lord Mountbatten’s diaries
Sheikh Abdullah
l October 1947: Kashmir’s popular Moslem leader Sheikh Abdullah supported Kashmir’s accession to India
l Of interest: Earlier Sheikh Abdullah had demonstrated against the Kashmiri ruler for greater democracy & civil rights.
l Now: Sheikh Abdullah expressed the sentiments of the majority of Kashmiri people in a famous speech.
A key point of Sheikh Abdullah’s speech
l ”We the people of Jammu and Kashmir, have thrown our lot with the Indian people, not in a heat of passion or a moment of despair, but by a deliberate choice.” Sheikh Abdullah: October 1947
First Muslim leader of Kashmir was appointed by India
l October 31, 1947: Sheikh Abdullah a Moslem was appointed Head of the Kashmir Emergency Administration
l Then was made the first Prime Minister of Kashmir. His was the first people’s popular government in Kashmir.
l For most of the time since 1947, AND TODAY, “Indian-Kashmir” has been ruled by the National Conference Party of Sheikh Abdullah and always headed by a Moslem.
Pakistan’s pattern of aggression
l Initially Pakistan denied having sent troops into Kashmir in October 1947
l Subsequently admitted by Pakistani leaders and army officers.
l This is a consistent Pakistani pattern in 1947, 1948, 1965, 1971 and recently in 1999 in Kargil.
l Same tactic used in Afghanistan, where 40% of the Taliban’s Officer corps and 30% of its troops were Pakistani, until Operation Enduring Freedom began.
United Nations: Jan 1, 1948
l India complained to the UN so as to get Pakistan to end Pakistani aggression against India in Jammu and Kashmir.
Noteworthy
Despite military superiority even in 1947 India did not want to use force to vacate the Indian territory in Kashmir occupied by Pakistan.
l Instead, India turned to the UN. If India had believed in a military solution on Kashmir, it could have done so in 1965, 1971 and 1999. And today.
The United Nations Security Council
l UN avoided taking sides between India and Pakistan.
l UN did not even question the legality of Kashmir’s accession to India.
l Doing such would be like questioning the legality of the very partition of British India into India and Pakistan.
United Nations Appointed a Commission: 1948
l Under Charter 6: to mediate between India and Pakistan
l UN stated the issue is for India and Pakistan to resolve & these resolutions are NOT a directive, only recommendations.
l Four UN resolutions were issued on April 21, 1948, August 13, 1948, Jan. 5, 1949 and March 14, 1950.
UN Resolution: Jan 5, 1949
Called for three actions in this sequential order
l (1) First, Pakistan must withdraw all its troops and all non-Kashmiris from Kashmir.
l (2) Next India should withdraw bulk of its troops RETAINING those required for law and order; all those who had left Kashmir (on both sides) as refugees should be allowed to return.
l AND ONLY THEREAFTER ascertain the wishes of the Kashmiri people in both portions of Kashmir under UN supervision.
Pakistan violated the UN Resolution
l Pakistan is non-compliant: has not withdrawn its occupied forces thereby violated the first of the 3 actions outlined by the UN resolution.
l ON the contrary India has only permitted Kashmiris to own land in India’s Kashmir per Article 170 of the Indian Constitution and per UN resolution.
2 Questions
1) Is Pakistan willing to implement step one even now by withdrawing its military from the portion of Kashmir it has occupied by aggression in 1947?
2) If refugees are allowed to return and claim their lands, would that include the non-Moslem citizens?
These are Kashmiri Pandits - 400,000 to 600,000 are still living as Displaced Persons today.
Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (POK)
l Lacks all democratic institutions. Administered by a Pakistani “minister for Azad Kashmir” or Military Governor appointed by Islamabad.
l Pakistan officially disallows the option of an independent Kashmir. If anyone in POK raises that demand, it is an act of treachery and punishable by death. POK residents must sign Oath of Loyalty to Pakistan to get ration cards.
l Residents of the “Northern Areas” of Gilgit/Baltistan are afforded no citizenship rights
Pakistan Refused to Withdraw
l Pakistan has consistently refused to withdraw its forces from the Pakistan-occupied Kashmir portion.
l Instead, Pakistan joined big power blocks and received massive military and economic aid from the West.
Sorce :
http://www.stephen-knapp.com/truth_on_kashmir_and_terrorism_in_india.htm
kofi anan was a loser jackass minting money heading a headless UN thats sitting in newyork under the US pressure and funding!
i really dont think kashmir is an issue to him!! like iraq wasnt and palestine isnt and afghanistan isnt!!
tell me, why not let kashmiris express and have their say in a secular india if india thus is secular?
why the violence in kashmir? why are women being raped and kids getting killed? let the kashmiris decide if they wanto side with india?
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/India/Kashmir_violence_4_killed_in_police_firing/articleshow/3402165.cms
Your sweeping comments are devoid of substance . The character assassination of Kofi would not serve the purpose.I can also state that all these so-called independent sources are biased towards Kashmir issue . Instead of entering in war-of-words ,it’s better that let the facts speak for themselves . The above facts clearly establish that Pakistan is guilty of violating the UN resolutions .
Lastly ,you should not forget that free and fair elections were held in J&K , under the supervision of foreign agencies . No need to tell the fact that so-called azadi seekers were shown the door by the J&K people in the elections. There is no point in being dictated by the vain demands of the separatists .It’s another thing that whipping the dead horse is favourite pastime of the Pakistani rulers.It’s the only way to win the hearts of deluded souls there !!!
so you think your judging an entire nation over kashmir is not chracter assassination? and you rae sensitive to kofi anan?
thank you for YOUR sweeping argument.
good and bad people are every where and and every culture has its demons,
if islamic terrorrists are such a threat what happens when Hindus and Christians clash over burnt churches in a secular India?
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/india/2640145/Hindus-and-Christians-clash-over-burnt-churches-in-India.html
and i wont even mention gujarat violence here,
kashmir government is a puppet, with muslim majority, why is only the army and the security forces presesnt to run srinagar if it is so safe to vote out there?
why is there curfew every few days? does mumbai run like that too?
my concern for kashmir is that it should have the most BASIC human right that a secular indian government is violating!
”fundamental human rights, is the dignity and worth of the human person and in the equal rights of men and women....”
Human rights, as defined by the declaration, were the right to life, the right to practice religious beliefs, and the right to fair treatment under the law for all people.
and kashmiris have been DENIED these rights for punishments for siding with paksitan at partition. Can u ask ur government to take good care of kashmiri muslims, or do hate them too?
Instead of new thrust on the alleged illegal occupation of Kashmir by India , it’s better if you are more rational while applying your mind to the Kashmir issue . What makes you insensitive regards the plight of Kashmiri pandits ? What would be the fate of so-called Azad Kashmir in Pakistan ? Won’t it get marginalized like PoK and be devoid of basic ameneties in Pakistan marred by Talibanization ?First let Pakistan develop into a better state from a failed state and then think of owning Kashmir ....Ghar Mein Nahi Daana Aur Amma Chali Bhunane..
With the blatently obvious right of kashmiris to be independent of illegal indian occupation that you have decided not to see! with the help of the same kofi anan supporting the same right of accession in kososvo!
and innocent children getting killed and women getting raped every day with half of muslim kashmiri population driven out or going through a localised genocide i could surly trust a puppet indian high court to do justice!
NOT!
Instead of new thrust on the alleged illegal occupation of Kashmir by India , it’s better if you are more rational while applying your mind to the Kashmir issue . What makes you insensitive regards the plight of Kashmiri pandits ? What would be the fate of so-called Azad Kashmir in Pakistan ? Won’t it get marginalized like PoK and be devoid of basic ameneties in Pakistan marred by Talibanization ?First let Pakistan develop into a better state from a failed state and then think of owning Kashmir ....Ghar Mein Nahi Daana Aur Amma Chali Bhunane..
Global Opinions (23)
Which KasHmiri tells you? POK Kashmiri?
Regards,
Hassan, i agree on Kashmir and i have my own views on musharraf, do take a read
http://subillings.blogspot.com/2008_08_01_archive.html
http://www.indianembassy.org/policy/kashmir/kashmiraccession.htm
Please give me the link of your source, which is independent, in your opinion as you say, and does not quote a wrong version of History, as you have quoted now. hassanbhai is too prejudiced to tell the truth in totality. His truth is lop sided and half baked, at times; and therefore unreliable.
Your letter is the true voice of not only the isreali oppressed palestinians but you ase also the voice of
The Iraqi occupation, The Bosnian War
The Kosovo War
The Lebanon conflict,The invasion of Afghanistan,
Syrian occupation of Lebanon
The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) cartoons controversy
The Sudanese Civil War
Israel-Lebanon conflict
The Pope Benedict XVI controversy over remarks quoted him.
The ongoing Darfur conflict
The ongoing standoff with Iran over its Nuclear program, The ongoing Second Chechen War,The ongoing Waziristan War
The ongoing Islamic Insurgency in the Philippines
The ongoing war in Somalia
the entire population of Palestinians, Kashmiris,Somalians,Eritreans, where ever the humanity is suffereing at its most!!!
for you my friend and many like you i have words of solace from edward said
“Remember the solidarity shown to Palestine here and everywhere... and remember also that there is a cause to which many people have committed themselves, difficulties and terrible obstacles notwithstanding. Why? Because it is a just cause, a noble ideal, a moral quest for equality and human rights.”
regards,
sumera bilgrami
you have recieved compliments on my blogs behalf which i congratulate u on.
i would like to clarify that this discussion will continue only if it has to be beyond average prejudice and ”propaganda” war that our governemts convince us to have, other wise we have many who seek violent and abusive solutions in the world.
i have been to india and i have met pure indian peopele who have welcomed me with an open heart and mind despite my standing on kashmir issue.
my request was for you to not go to your own government’s website but an ”independent” source , which meant neither indian nor pakitsani source!!
kindly understand where does this conflict come from from a humanitarian ground instaed of plain argument for the sake of argument.
there are thousands of websites available on the real problem of kashmir and attaempts to demilitarized
it from indian perspective.
go to
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Partition_of_India
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/in_depth/south_asia/2002/kashmir_flashpoint/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kashmir_dispute
http://search.bbc.co.uk/cgi-bin/search/results.pl?q=kashmir&uri=%2Faccessibility%2F
http://www.kashmiri-cc.ca/un/
http://www.zackvision.com/weblog/2003/11/my-life-in-kashmir-4.html
plus the following resolutions in the UN accepted by the whole world except the Indian government.
Resolution 38 (1948) adopted by the Security Council at its 229th Meeting held on 17 January 1948
Resolution 39 (1948) adopted by the Security Council at its 230th Meeting held on 20 January 1948
Draft Resolution presented by the President of the Security Council and the Rapporteur on 6 February 1948
Resolution 47 (1948) adopted by the Security Council at its 286th Meeting held on 21 April 1948
Resolution 51 (1948) adopted by the Security Council at its 312th Meeting held on 3 June 1948
Resolution adopted by the United Nations Commission for India and Pakistan on 13 August 1948
Resolution adopted by the United Nations Commission for India and Pakistan on 5 January 1949
Proposal in respect of Jammu and Kashmir made by General A.G.L. McNaughton, President of the Security Council of the United Nations on 22 December 1949
Resolution 80 (1950) adopted by the Security Council at its 470th Meeting held on 14 March 1950
Resolution 91 (1951) adopted by the Security Council at its 539th Meeting held on 30 March 1951
Resolution 96 (1951) adopted by the Security Council al its 566th Meeting held on 10 November 1951
Resolution 98 (1952) adopted by the Security Council at its 611th Meeting held on 23 December 1952
Resolution 122 (1957) adopted by the Security Council at its 765th Meeting held on 24 January 1957
Draft Resolution presented by Australia, Cuba, U.K. and U.S.A. on 14 February 1957
Resolution 123 (1957) adopted by the Security Council at its 774th Meeting held on 21 February 1957
Draft Resolution presented by Australia, Columbia,Philippines on 16 November 1957
Resolution 126 (1957) adopted by the Security Council at its 808th Meeting held on 2 December 1957
Draft Resolution submitted by Ireland to the Security Council on June 22, 1962
Statement of the President of the Security Council (French Representative) made on the 18 May 1964 at the 1117th Meeting of the Council (Document No. S/PV. 1117, dated the 18 May l964) summarizing the conclusion of the debate on Kashmir
Resolution 209 (1965) adopted by the Security Council at its 1237th Meeting held on 4 September 1965
Resolution 210 (1965) adopted by the Security Council at its 1238th Meeting held on 6 September 1965
Resolution 211 (1965) adopted by the Security Council at its 1242nd Meeting held on 20 September 1965
Resolution 214 (1965) adopted by the Security Council at its 1245th Meeting held on 27 September 1965
Resolution 215 (1965) adopted by the Security Council at its1251st Meeting held on 5 November 1965
Resolution 303 (1971) adopted by the Security Council at its1606th Meeting held on 6 December 1971
Question considered by the Security Council at its 1606th, 1607th and 1608th Meetings held on 4,5 and 6 December 1971
Resolution 307 (1971) adopted by the Security Council at its 1616th Meeting held on 21 December 1971
regards
….UN resolutions on Kashmir did not come under Chapter 7 of the UN charter and were, therefore, not self-enforcing. Unlike the resolutions on East Timor and Iraq, which come under that particular chapter, the Kashmir resolutions require the cooperation of both parties for implementation……[ March 2001 During his brief interaction with the media at Pakistan’s Chakala military ].
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What is the Kashmir Issue?
C UN Security Council resolutions 38-40, and particularly the resolution of August 13, 1948, said that Pakistan had attacked Kashmir, and ordered Pakistan to withdraw its forces and its tribals. Pakistan has yet to obey UN Security Council and withdraw from lands (now called POK, Pak Occupied Kashmir) controlled illegally.
C Recently released documents reveal that in 1948, the then US Secretary of State Gen. George C. Marshall told the pro-Pak British that Kashmir=s accession with India was legal and final as far as US was concerned.
C In 1952, the Kashmir legislature, elected in elections recognized by observers as free and fair, with 100% of the legislators Muslim, voted to ratify Kashmir=s accession with India.
C Pakistan gave away large part of the POK to China, which now claims those lands as its own.
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Recent Documents have Revealed
l 1948: US Secretary of State Gen. George C. Marshall told the British that Kashmir’s accession with India was legal and final as far as US was concerned.
l Therefore the lie of “Kashmir being a disputed territory” is very disturbing while it has further emboldened the position of Islamic militants.
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PAKISTAN Invaded Kashmir
October 22, 1947
l Commanded by General Akbar Khan, later promoted to Chief of Pakistan’s army.
l “Tribesmen” included many Pakistan Army officers and men, in and out of uniform. C3I and artillery provided by regular Pakistan Army
- Just like the Taliban Army, 2001.
l Entire villages e.g. Baramula, Rajouri and Poonch were destroyed by the Pakistani army while committing murder, rape and plunder.
l Rather than any negotiated settlement, Pakistan chose the route of brute force in 1947.
l Is this out of concern for Kashmiris?
Pakistan attacked Baramul Kashmir: October 1947
l Killing 7,000 in a town of 10,000 people
l Especially brutal to Sikhs, whom the Pakistani army labeled as ”Ball Walle Kafir”, the non-believer with hair.
l Destroyed the hospitals, Hindu and Sikh temples and the church of Baramula.
l Skardu (POK): Radio message from Pak Commander to Pak HQ: “Skardu liberated. All Sikhs killed. All women raped”.
Ruler of Kashmir appealed to India for help
l Why? Because Kashmir’s small state army was no match for the Pakistani army.
Instrument of Accession to India was signed
l October 1947: Lord Mountbatten, the Governor General of India accepted the Kashmiri ruler’s request to join the Indian Union
l A legal document called the Instrument of Accession was signed between India and the Kashmiri ruler.
l This same document was also signed by the other 584 princely states.
Constitution of Jammu & Kashmir - updated reprint 1995
l “Sounder than Texas’s accession to the USA, Kashmir’s accession to India is legal, final, binding and irrevocable”.
Source: A S Anand Chief Justice of Supreme Court of India - p. 96
Kashmir is saved from Pakistani invasion
l October 1947: Lord Mountbatten asked India to send its troops to save Kashmir from Pakistani aggression.
l Indian Premier Nehru insisted on Sheikh Abdullah being freed from prison as condition for Indian intervention.
l Indian troops were sent with the enthusiastic consent of Sheikh Abdullah
Source: Lord Mountbatten’s diaries
Sheikh Abdullah
l October 1947: Kashmir’s popular Moslem leader Sheikh Abdullah supported Kashmir’s accession to India
l Of interest: Earlier Sheikh Abdullah had demonstrated against the Kashmiri ruler for greater democracy & civil rights.
l Now: Sheikh Abdullah expressed the sentiments of the majority of Kashmiri people in a famous speech.
A key point of Sheikh Abdullah’s speech
l ”We the people of Jammu and Kashmir, have thrown our lot with the Indian people, not in a heat of passion or a moment of despair, but by a deliberate choice.” Sheikh Abdullah: October 1947
First Muslim leader of Kashmir was appointed by India
l October 31, 1947: Sheikh Abdullah a Moslem was appointed Head of the Kashmir Emergency Administration
l Then was made the first Prime Minister of Kashmir. His was the first people’s popular government in Kashmir.
l For most of the time since 1947, AND TODAY, “Indian-Kashmir” has been ruled by the National Conference Party of Sheikh Abdullah and always headed by a Moslem.
Pakistan’s pattern of aggression
l Initially Pakistan denied having sent troops into Kashmir in October 1947
l Subsequently admitted by Pakistani leaders and army officers.
l This is a consistent Pakistani pattern in 1947, 1948, 1965, 1971 and recently in 1999 in Kargil.
l Same tactic used in Afghanistan, where 40% of the Taliban’s Officer corps and 30% of its troops were Pakistani, until Operation Enduring Freedom began.
United Nations: Jan 1, 1948
l India complained to the UN so as to get Pakistan to end Pakistani aggression against India in Jammu and Kashmir.
Noteworthy
Despite military superiority even in 1947 India did not want to use force to vacate the Indian territory in Kashmir occupied by Pakistan.
l Instead, India turned to the UN. If India had believed in a military solution on Kashmir, it could have done so in 1965, 1971 and 1999. And today.
The United Nations Security Council
l UN avoided taking sides between India and Pakistan.
l UN did not even question the legality of Kashmir’s accession to India.
l Doing such would be like questioning the legality of the very partition of British India into India and Pakistan.
United Nations Appointed a Commission: 1948
l Under Charter 6: to mediate between India and Pakistan
l UN stated the issue is for India and Pakistan to resolve & these resolutions are NOT a directive, only recommendations.
l Four UN resolutions were issued on April 21, 1948, August 13, 1948, Jan. 5, 1949 and March 14, 1950.
UN Resolution: Jan 5, 1949
Called for three actions in this sequential order
l (1) First, Pakistan must withdraw all its troops and all non-Kashmiris from Kashmir.
l (2) Next India should withdraw bulk of its troops RETAINING those required for law and order; all those who had left Kashmir (on both sides) as refugees should be allowed to return.
l AND ONLY THEREAFTER ascertain the wishes of the Kashmiri people in both portions of Kashmir under UN supervision.
Pakistan violated the UN Resolution
l Pakistan is non-compliant: has not withdrawn its occupied forces thereby violated the first of the 3 actions outlined by the UN resolution.
l ON the contrary India has only permitted Kashmiris to own land in India’s Kashmir per Article 170 of the Indian Constitution and per UN resolution.
2 Questions
1) Is Pakistan willing to implement step one even now by withdrawing its military from the portion of Kashmir it has occupied by aggression in 1947?
2) If refugees are allowed to return and claim their lands, would that include the non-Moslem citizens?
These are Kashmiri Pandits - 400,000 to 600,000 are still living as Displaced Persons today.
Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (POK)
l Lacks all democratic institutions. Administered by a Pakistani “minister for Azad Kashmir” or Military Governor appointed by Islamabad.
l Pakistan officially disallows the option of an independent Kashmir. If anyone in POK raises that demand, it is an act of treachery and punishable by death. POK residents must sign Oath of Loyalty to Pakistan to get ration cards.
l Residents of the “Northern Areas” of Gilgit/Baltistan are afforded no citizenship rights
Pakistan Refused to Withdraw
l Pakistan has consistently refused to withdraw its forces from the Pakistan-occupied Kashmir portion.
l Instead, Pakistan joined big power blocks and received massive military and economic aid from the West.
Sorce :
http://www.stephen-knapp.com/truth_on_kashmir_and_terrorism_in_india.htm
kofi anan was a loser jackass minting money heading a headless UN thats sitting in newyork under the US pressure and funding!
i really dont think kashmir is an issue to him!! like iraq wasnt and palestine isnt and afghanistan isnt!!
tell me, why not let kashmiris express and have their say in a secular india if india thus is secular?
why the violence in kashmir? why are women being raped and kids getting killed? let the kashmiris decide if they wanto side with india?
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/India/Kashmir_violence_4_killed_in_police_firing/articleshow/3402165.cms
Your sweeping comments are devoid of substance . The character assassination of Kofi would not serve the purpose.I can also state that all these so-called independent sources are biased towards Kashmir issue . Instead of entering in war-of-words ,it’s better that let the facts speak for themselves . The above facts clearly establish that Pakistan is guilty of violating the UN resolutions .
Lastly ,you should not forget that free and fair elections were held in J&K , under the supervision of foreign agencies . No need to tell the fact that so-called azadi seekers were shown the door by the J&K people in the elections. There is no point in being dictated by the vain demands of the separatists .It’s another thing that whipping the dead horse is favourite pastime of the Pakistani rulers.It’s the only way to win the hearts of deluded souls there !!!
so you think your judging an entire nation over kashmir is not chracter assassination? and you rae sensitive to kofi anan?
thank you for YOUR sweeping argument.
good and bad people are every where and and every culture has its demons,
if islamic terrorrists are such a threat what happens when Hindus and Christians clash over burnt churches in a secular India?
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/india/2640145/Hindus-and-Christians-clash-over-burnt-churches-in-India.html
and i wont even mention gujarat violence here,
kashmir government is a puppet, with muslim majority, why is only the army and the security forces presesnt to run srinagar if it is so safe to vote out there?
why is there curfew every few days? does mumbai run like that too?
my concern for kashmir is that it should have the most BASIC human right that a secular indian government is violating!
”fundamental human rights, is the dignity and worth of the human person and in the equal rights of men and women....”
Human rights, as defined by the declaration, were the right to life, the right to practice religious beliefs, and the right to fair treatment under the law for all people.
and kashmiris have been DENIED these rights for punishments for siding with paksitan at partition. Can u ask ur government to take good care of kashmiri muslims, or do hate them too?
Instead of new thrust on the alleged illegal occupation of Kashmir by India , it’s better if you are more rational while applying your mind to the Kashmir issue . What makes you insensitive regards the plight of Kashmiri pandits ? What would be the fate of so-called Azad Kashmir in Pakistan ? Won’t it get marginalized like PoK and be devoid of basic ameneties in Pakistan marred by Talibanization ?First let Pakistan develop into a better state from a failed state and then think of owning Kashmir ....Ghar Mein Nahi Daana Aur Amma Chali Bhunane..
With the blatently obvious right of kashmiris to be independent of illegal indian occupation that you have decided not to see! with the help of the same kofi anan supporting the same right of accession in kososvo!
and innocent children getting killed and women getting raped every day with half of muslim kashmiri population driven out or going through a localised genocide i could surly trust a puppet indian high court to do justice!
NOT!
Instead of new thrust on the alleged illegal occupation of Kashmir by India , it’s better if you are more rational while applying your mind to the Kashmir issue . What makes you insensitive regards the plight of Kashmiri pandits ? What would be the fate of so-called Azad Kashmir in Pakistan ? Won’t it get marginalized like PoK and be devoid of basic ameneties in Pakistan marred by Talibanization ?First let Pakistan develop into a better state from a failed state and then think of owning Kashmir ....Ghar Mein Nahi Daana Aur Amma Chali Bhunane..
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Which KasHmiri tells you? POK Kashmiri?