India US Relations

[Indrajit]

Indian-American lawmaker introduces Congressional resolution on Kashmir

• The resolution urges India to lift the remaining restrictions on communication and to restore internet access across all of Jammu and Kashmir as swiftly as possible.
  Indian-American Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal has introduced a Congressional resolution on Kashmir urging India to end as swiftly as possible restrictions on communications and preserve religious freedom for all residents.
  
  The resolution, introduced in the House of Representatives after several weeks of efforts by Ms. Jayapal, has only one co-sponsor - Republican Congressman Steve Watkins from Kansas. It’s a simple resolution, which cannot be voted in the other chamber, Senate, and does not has the force of law.
  
  Ahead of the introduction of the resolution, Indian-Americans from across the U.S. urged her in various settings against it. Her office is believed to have received more than 25,000 emails from Indian-Americans in addition to in-person meetings by several representations of Indian-Americans.
  
  
  Indian-Americans held peaceful demonstrations outside her office against her move to table the resolution on Kashmir.
  
  
  The resolution urges India to lift the remaining restrictions on communication and to restore internet access across all of Jammu and Kashmir as swiftly as possible.
  
  While it recognises the dire security challenges faced by India in Jammu and Kashmir and the continuing threat of state-supported cross-border terrorism, the resolution urges India to refrain from the use of threats and excessive force against detained people and peaceful protesters.
  
  It requests India to “swiftly release arbitrarily detained people” and “refrain from conditioning” the release of detained people on their willingness to sign bonds prohibiting any political activities and speeches.
  
  The resolution claims that there is photographic evidence indicating that detained people have been required to sign surety bonds forbidding them from making statements or participating in political activities as a condition of their release. India has denied these allegations.
  
  India maintains that the abrogation of Article 370 was its internal matter. It asserts that the government’s move to revoke the special status of Jammu and Kashmir will bring ever-lasting peace in the region.
  
  https://www.thehindu.com/news/inter...nal-resolution-on-kashmir/article30236282.ece
  
  

 

[captscooby81]

Parmila Jaypal quotting Hindu in her tweet and Hindu writing about her resolutions looks so much in sync between leftshits across the oceans .

Indian-American lawmaker introduces Congressional resolution on Kashmir

• The resolution urges India to lift the remaining restrictions on communication and to restore internet access across all of Jammu and Kashmir as swiftly as possible.
  Indian-American Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal has introduced a Congressional resolution on Kashmir urging India to end as swiftly as possible restrictions on communications and preserve religious freedom for all residents.
  
  The resolution, introduced in the House of Representatives after several weeks of efforts by Ms. Jayapal, has only one co-sponsor - Republican Congressman Steve Watkins from Kansas. It’s a simple resolution, which cannot be voted in the other chamber, Senate, and does not has the force of law.
  
  Ahead of the introduction of the resolution, Indian-Americans from across the U.S. urged her in various settings against it. Her office is believed to have received more than 25,000 emails from Indian-Americans in addition to in-person meetings by several representations of Indian-Americans.
  
  
  Indian-Americans held peaceful demonstrations outside her office against her move to table the resolution on Kashmir.
  
  
  The resolution urges India to lift the remaining restrictions on communication and to restore internet access across all of Jammu and Kashmir as swiftly as possible.
  
  While it recognises the dire security challenges faced by India in Jammu and Kashmir and the continuing threat of state-supported cross-border terrorism, the resolution urges India to refrain from the use of threats and excessive force against detained people and peaceful protesters.
  
  It requests India to “swiftly release arbitrarily detained people” and “refrain from conditioning” the release of detained people on their willingness to sign bonds prohibiting any political activities and speeches.
  
  The resolution claims that there is photographic evidence indicating that detained people have been required to sign surety bonds forbidding them from making statements or participating in political activities as a condition of their release. India has denied these allegations.
  
  India maintains that the abrogation of Article 370 was its internal matter. It asserts that the government’s move to revoke the special status of Jammu and Kashmir will bring ever-lasting peace in the region.
  
  https://www.thehindu.com/news/inter...nal-resolution-on-kashmir/article30236282.ece

 

[Indrajit]

Parmila Jaypal quotting Hindu in her tweet and Hindu writing about her resolutions looks so much in sync between leftshits across the oceans .

I think that we need to make sure that people like these suffer real consequences, there is no need for her to be allowed to visit India on private visits. Sometimes I think that even after these people have left India, India will never be lucky to be rid of such people.

 

[captscooby81]

She in her tweets are barging about how she helped one of her jihadi constituent to get her uncle released from indian detention in kashmir and she will do this purely to help her constituent peoples . She had drawn her line what is important for her . We should give a fuck about people who given up on the country of their birth and worrying only about their current home . She should be denied visa to enter india . But then we have congie cucks like sushie boy who has gone tweeting about this resolution and asking govt to remove internet ban ..

Sushie also wants dual citizenship as it will helps poor indians like him and karti chidambaram to loot and scoot easily if they are allowed with dual citizenship

I think that we need to make sure that people like these suffer real consequences, there is no need for her to be allowed to visit India on private visits. Sometimes I think that even after these people have left India, India will never be lucky to be rid of such people.

 

[Assassin 2.0]

She in her tweets are barging about how she helped one of her jihadi constituent to get her uncle released from indian detention in kashmir and she will do this purely to help her constituent peoples . She had drawn her line what is important for her . We should give a fuck about people who given up on the country of their birth and worrying only about their current home . She should be denied visa to enter india . But then we have congie cucks like sushie boy who has gone tweeting about this resolution and asking govt to remove internet ban ..

Sushie also wants dual citizenship as it will helps poor indians like him and karti chidambaram to loot and scoot easily if they are allowed with dual citizenship

Buddy because of all this I think dual citizen ship is one of the most shitty idea.

Loyalty is a easy thing to buy.

 

[Indrajit]

Buddy because of all this I think dual citizen ship is one of the most shitty idea.

Loyalty is a easy thing to buy.

Not only is it a shitty idea, countries like the US which theoretically allow for dual citizenship remain disdainful of the idea. All People who take up US citizenship have to renounce their previous citizenship in the oath they take. I’m glad India does not allow for the charade of dual citizenship.

 

[Shashank Nayak]

It is not about Pramila Jayapal. A brown Indian woman is a good means towards the end. White Democrat Party bosses and few Republicans as well are clearly upset about what India has done in kashmir without even consulting america. Making JK a UT has reduced US leverage. Further India did not even respond to the two hearings in congress. It's best for GOI to ignore the circus, and act in a proportional manner only when some bill which calls for action against India is passed by the congress...US House passed the Armenian genocide bill after Turkey's syria invasion. Erdogan didn't give a shit

 

[Indrajit]

It is not about Pramila Jayapal. A brown Indian woman is a good means towards the end. White Democrat Party bosses and few Republicans as well are clearly upset about what India has done in kashmir without even consulting america. Making JK a UT has reduced US leverage. Further India did not even respond to the two hearings in congress. It's best for GOI to ignore the circus, and act in a proportional manner only when some bill which calls for action against India is passed by the congress...US House passed the Armenian genocide bill after Turkey's syria invasion. Erdogan didn't give a shit

Yes and no, you are correct that there is a larger push but this is also an attempt to burnish Pramila Jayapal’s credentials. She is pushing her claim to be recognised as a leader and what better way than to show that than to start with going after the country of her parents, to show she is unsparing and determined.

She will do what suits her interests, we must make sure that there are consequences to that.

 

[Chimpoo]

It is not about Pramila Jayapal. A brown Indian woman is a good means towards the end. White Democrat Party bosses and few Republicans as well are clearly upset about what India has done in kashmir without even consulting america. Making JK a UT has reduced US leverage. Further India did not even respond to the two hearings in congress. It's best for GOI to ignore the circus, and act in a proportional manner only when some bill which calls for action against India is passed by the congress...US House passed the Armenian genocide bill after Turkey's syria invasion. Erdogan didn't give a shit

I would agree with this. That's how the US promotes its interests, though this drama played out by Republican and Democrat politicians. Though superficially these people may be diametrically opposed ,they are all playing their roles and reading from the same script.

It's not like there is an electoral advantage,for her taking a position on Kashmir. Ordinary Americans wouldn't be able to find Kashmir on a map.

But Pakistan is a strategically critical country for the US. India's revocation of the special status of Kashmir has put the US in a difficult situation ,with Pakistan, especially with America planning on keeping a permanent military presence in Afghanistan ,next door...

At a guess,behind the Political Acton Committee, Justice Democrats, of which Jaypal is part of ,are the covert hands of the CIA and the US state department (the Deep State, so to speak).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Justice_Democrats

The Indian government going hard after the public face of the group and not the puppet-masers behind ,for me, would be walking into a trap. Why make Kashmir a hot-ticket issue in US domestic politics?.

 

[Jameson Emoni]

NEW DELHI (Reuters) - U.S. energy firm Westinghouse is expected to sign a new agreement with state-run Nuclear Power Corporation of India for the supply of six nuclear reactors during U.S. President Donald Trump’s visit next week, officials said, aiming to kickstart a long-running project.

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...ear-reactors-during-trump-visit-idUSKBN20E1PM

 

[Hari Sud]

NEW DELHI (Reuters) - U.S. energy firm Westinghouse is expected to sign a new agreement with state-run Nuclear Power Corporation of India for the supply of six nuclear reactors during U.S. President Donald Trump’s visit next week, officials said, aiming to kickstart a long-running project.

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...ear-reactors-during-trump-visit-idUSKBN20E1PM

‘very unlikely until Westinghouse solves its bankruptcy problems, which are still pending. In addition the India legislation of liability after an accident is a major hurdle. None of them have been solved.

 

[Indx TechStyle]

This guy is indeed an @$$hole.

 

[fire starter]

This guy is indeed an @$$hole.

damn I just lost my nerve cells..............

 

[Deathstar]

This guy is indeed an @$$hole.

Thats why i love this man , he's not a typical politician or a leader.

 

[ezsasa]

This guy is indeed an @$$hole.

World needs AHoles right now, being fair & diplomatic is not winning the battle against libtardism.

 

[Indx TechStyle]

World needs AHoles right now, being fair & diplomatic is not winning the battle against libtardism.

It's not about being clever but being an idiot. What Trump in all aspects is. He's a disgrace to RW worldwide.

 

[Aaj ka hero]

https://swarajyamag.com/world/so-if...e-way-to-put-afghanistan-and-pok-on-the-table
Personally I like trump, he is doing what is best for his country.
His treatment of other countries I wished modi showed somewhat with Chinese but FEAR IN NAME OF TRADE LOSS, suck YOU CAN'T ALWAYS EAT SOMETIME YOU HAVE TO RUN TOO that nobody understand in INDIA LIBERAL STRATEGISTS culture.
He is pragmatic and hard business man, he is using that to deal with other nations.
Right now everyone in USA want India to take atleast somewhat bigger role, if they want POK back, here I believe as long as trump will be there even POK entry back into India will not matter for world despite cries from medias because USA under trump doesn't care about pakis anymore and UK will remain silent under Boris hopefully so.
Only china will cry but who care.
So, he is good.

 

[Indx TechStyle]

and UK will remain silent under Boris hopefully so.

What can UK do even if it starts to shout? Just asking.....:biggrin2:

 

[Aaj ka hero]

What can UK do even if it starts to shout? Just asking.....:biggrin2:

Personally some asshole strategists in Oxford, imperial college whatever can certainly think EMPIRE dreams but I think here too India can give Britain more than even pakis can give.
Future of INDIA UK is royal Enfield type of ventures.

 

[fire starter]

are they mad? or does they want American visa?. ah they are from telangana so second question already answered.