Pakistan's Ideology and Identity crisis
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But this boy destroyed that man's life. What is the guarantee from him that the principal will be safe now?
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That's how the rule of pakistan. No one prosecute minority community for their faith but mob is free kill minorities and destroy their working places. Then minority asks state for imprisonment for the safety of their life. The boy will get jannat for his services. He has destroyed some kaffir and did his religious duty. Even if he said lie that is acceptable to pakistani mob justice system. Be it lie, a thousand kafir can be killed but a momin should not be made suffer even he does wrong things.
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Principal will be killed at some point of his life for blasphemy for no kafir teacher should make muslim students suffer. That is how madine ki riyasat works. All kafir teacher will fear muslim children.
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Pakistan: Only Christian journalist registered with Lahore Press Club quits after being harassed for not converting to Islam
Gonila Gill, Husband Jamil and their son
When the discrimination started against Gonila, she says first they harassed her for not converting to Islam and then, in the beginning, they harassed her for not having a child. Her colleagues had told her that she will not be able to have a child unless she converts to Islam.
Gonila Gill, Husband Jamil and their son
When the discrimination started against Gonila, she says first they harassed her for not converting to Islam and then, in the beginning, they harassed her for not having a child. Her colleagues had told her that she will not be able to have a child unless she converts to Islam.
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she couldn't find a Christian husband? ro kiskey liye rahi hai ye rand.Pakistan: Only Christian journalist registered with Lahore Press Club quits after being harassed for not converting to Islam
Gonila Gill, Husband Jamil and their son
When the discrimination started against Gonila, she says first they harassed her for not converting to Islam and then, in the beginning, they harassed her for not having a child. Her colleagues had told her that she will not be able to have a child unless she converts to Islam.
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I think Ahemadis were behind the creation of Pakistan. They got the reward.
In response to @StateDept‘s religious freedom ministerial to highlight rights of persecuted minorities worldwide (including Rohingya, Uighur & Ahmadis), Pakistani far right pundit @AnsarAAbbasi vehemently defends country’s apartheid laws against Ahmadi Muslims. For shame.
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Ahmadis and Mohajirs. Now look at their condition! Even chief of MQM Altaf Hussain wants asylum in India!
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4 Unquestionable Indicators That There's An 'Azadi Wave' In Pakistan
With Pakistan's Gen Qamar Bajwa's military standing firmly behind Imran Khan, the Opposition of the country united to oust the "puppet" Prime Minister. Major traffic roads remained blocked by 'Azadi March' protesters demanding resignation from Imran Khan. While Imran Khan called the massive protest march a 'circus' in Islamabad, the wave of Azadi has gripped the nation.
More... https://www.republicworld.com/world...rs-that-theres-an-azadi-wave-in-pakistan.html
Pak's grand plan of cutting up India into a thousand pieces has started backfiring This seems to be the beginning of the end for Pakistan. Perhaps Khan Niazi will be given the boot and martial law declared sooner than later
With Pakistan's Gen Qamar Bajwa's military standing firmly behind Imran Khan, the Opposition of the country united to oust the "puppet" Prime Minister. Major traffic roads remained blocked by 'Azadi March' protesters demanding resignation from Imran Khan. While Imran Khan called the massive protest march a 'circus' in Islamabad, the wave of Azadi has gripped the nation.
More... https://www.republicworld.com/world...rs-that-theres-an-azadi-wave-in-pakistan.html
Pak's grand plan of cutting up India into a thousand pieces has started backfiring This seems to be the beginning of the end for Pakistan. Perhaps Khan Niazi will be given the boot and martial law declared sooner than later
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Pashtuns have never been Pakistanis: Dr Abdullah Hawaid
Dr Abdullah Haiwad is the President of Afghanistan Governors’ Assembly — an association of 66 former and present Governors of Afghanistan. In a chat with Vivek Sinha, Dr Abdullah explains that Pashtuns are rebelling after enduring several years of Pakistani atrocities. He says that if Pashtuns receive some support they will be more successful in their movement. Excerpts:
Vivek Sinha: How would you describe the Taliban whose writ runs over large parts of Afghanistan?
Dr Abdullah Haiwad: Taliban are a group created by the ISI to control Afghanistan under a strict Sharia law during the mid-1990s to facilitate the pipe line which was supposed to be laid by UNOCAL from Turkmenistan through Afghanistan into Pakistan. After invasion of the US and its allies, Pakistan was worried about Taliban’s faith, therefore, Pakistan once again helped Taliban stand on its feet and the results are that almost 60% of rural Afghanistan is governed by them.
VS: A large number of people across the world believe that Taliban represents a purer form of Islam and whatever they are doing in Afghanistan is as per Islamic sanctions. Your comments.
Dr Abdullah Haiwad: There is no pure form or impure form of Islam. Taliban are a subsidiary of the ISI and Pakistan military terror groups similar to Jaish-e- Mohammed etc.…and for them creating chaos and terror among people is their prime objective.
VS: What is the role of Pakistan military and ISI in destabilising Afghanistan?
Dr Abdullah Haiwad: Ever since its creation, Pakistan’s intervention in Afghanistan is clear and visible. ISI and their military who are the governing body since Pakistan’s creation, have their main objective of keeping a weak Afghanistan on its northern side in order to be able to destabilise India on its southern side.
A better example of this is that before the Russian invasion, groups of criminal Afghans who ran away from prosecution went to Pakistan and Pakistanis were training them to return and fight president Daud Khan’s regime.
VS: The PTM (Pashtun Tahafuz Movement) is gathering momentum in Pakistan. How will this impact the local politics and stability of Afghanistan?
Dr Abdullah Haiwad: Pashtun Tahafuz Movement is a newly formed self-motivated youth movement which is the result of Pakistani atrocities on Pashtuns for many decades. The killing, mutilating and dehumanising of Pashtuns has given birth to this movement. Although Afghan governments hasn’t done much to help or enhance their motivation to foresee a great Afghanistan dream, but people across Durand Line are determined to stand for their rights and the hatred of military run government towards Pashtuns is driving them one step closer to us.
VS: Do you see Pashtuns turning against the Pakistan Army and its government? If yes, then what impact will this have on the Durand Line?
Dr Abdullah Haiwad: We are witnessing Pashtuns standing against Pakistani regime and they are actively seeking assistance but since no assistance is being provided by the Afghan government, their newly formed freedom seeking organisation is moving slowly. If help gets to them, they will fight like Baloch and because of many synergies among Pashtuns on both side, their success against Pakistan will prove to be more successful.
VS: It’s almost two decades since the 9/11. What has changed in Afghanistan since then?
Dr Abdullah Haiwad: It is a difficult question, because there are hundred things both positive and negative that has changed. For example, we were one nation when Afghanistan was invaded but now we have been divided by Tajiks and Pashtuns etc, this drift is the direct result of 9/11 or the American invasion. Some basic or time bound infrastructure have been built. But I hope these are sustained and serviced to be used for long time. Morally we lost more than what we gained financially… war lords etc. gained out of this invasion whereas the majority of Afghans still suffer.
VS: How will the US pull out from Afghanistan (if and when it happens) affect the political structure of Afghanistan?
Dr Abdullah Haiwad: United States of America did not come to Afghanistan to pull out this soon, they have built a base which may remain for 50 or more years. This invasion is a long term and this will not benefit Afghans, the only adverse affect of this invasion is their involvement in our political system (a visible sign is the recent intervention in our elections).
VS: Recently in a prisoner swap agreement two Taliban leaders and one with links to the Haqqani network were released. Your comments. How could have this situation (of prisoner swap) been handled differently?
Dr Abdullah Haiwad: These three Taliban each of them is the equivalent of Hafiz Saeed. Our courts passed death sentence for all the three, somehow, our government was all of a sudden very generous to release these notorious killers. The impact (of their release) will be disastrous. There was no need for the exchange. Our government is a legitimate government or so they say, how come they bend before a terrorist organisation handled by ISI, who are killing Afghans for almost two and a half decade and then handing them back the most dangerous terrorists?
Dr Abdullah Haiwad, President of Afghanistan Governors Assembly.
VS: Different regions of Pakistan are up in arms against the atrocities of Rawalpindi and Islamabad. For instance, the Balochs are demanding freedom, Sindhis want to break free, Pashtuns have started their movement and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (along with Gilgit-Baltistan) wants freedom. Why do you think these different freedom struggles are happening across Pakistan? What could be the future of these movements?
Dr Abdullah Haiwad: Pakistan is not a country. It was made on the basis of religion. When people living in one country do not share any values other than their religion, this is bound to happen. By the way, you forgot about the Muhajeer Qaumi Movement (MQM) in this list. But, as for the Balochs, they gained independence even before India and Pakistan. Pakistanis’ are occupying their land (Balochistan) unlawfully and they have every right to fight for their freedom.
Also, if you check the ID of Pashtuns’ it says–Nationality: Afghan, they never have been Pakistanis. Their struggle goes back to Bacha Khan.
The struggle of Sindhis and Baltistanis started way back and now there is armed struggle all over Pakistan. By killing and imprisoning masses they (Pakistanis) can never suppress peoples’ urge for independence.
VS: What does an Afghan feel about India? What role can Indians in general and New Delhi in particular play to bring peace and stability in Afghanistan?
Dr Abdullah Haiwad: Afghans always take Indians as their friends and have cultural and social ties, sometimes economical as well.
Over the past 20 years or so, India has been involved in infrastructure building, humanitarian assistance and also in training and capacity building of Afghan forces and military aid like hardware etc. Salma Bandh (Afghan-India Friendship Dam–AIFD), a Hydroelectric power station is a good example of Indian assistance.
In my view, it is now important for India to play a more deliberate role in Afghan peace process because Afghan peace is related to India’s peace. We have a common enemy. Afghanistan cannot be left in the mercy of devil.
VS: What can be done to increase the cultural exchange between India and Afghanistan?
Dr Abdullah Haiwad: There are various aspects where India has an upper hand and they can approach and make things better for Afghans. The cultural exchange is a mutual effort and both countries should try to make this effort.
Also, it’s not only the Afghans on this side of the Durand Line who yearn for a closer relationship (with India), but our Afghan brothers across the Durand Line living in Pashtunistan who are also keen on building a better relationship with India, unfortunately no one seems to approach them.
We have friends who travel across the Durand Line and Afghans living in Peshawar are eager to build cultural relations with India, not for political purposes but because there are deep routes (between the two nations) that needs to be nurtured.
We can bridge gaps between Afghanistan and India and if someone from India approaches us, we will be happy to guide them and assist them make the relationship even better between the two nations.
https://www.newsintervention.com/pashtuns-have-never-been-pakistanis-dr-abdullah-hawaid/
Dr Abdullah Haiwad is the President of Afghanistan Governors’ Assembly — an association of 66 former and present Governors of Afghanistan. In a chat with Vivek Sinha, Dr Abdullah explains that Pashtuns are rebelling after enduring several years of Pakistani atrocities. He says that if Pashtuns receive some support they will be more successful in their movement. Excerpts:
Vivek Sinha: How would you describe the Taliban whose writ runs over large parts of Afghanistan?
Dr Abdullah Haiwad: Taliban are a group created by the ISI to control Afghanistan under a strict Sharia law during the mid-1990s to facilitate the pipe line which was supposed to be laid by UNOCAL from Turkmenistan through Afghanistan into Pakistan. After invasion of the US and its allies, Pakistan was worried about Taliban’s faith, therefore, Pakistan once again helped Taliban stand on its feet and the results are that almost 60% of rural Afghanistan is governed by them.
VS: A large number of people across the world believe that Taliban represents a purer form of Islam and whatever they are doing in Afghanistan is as per Islamic sanctions. Your comments.
Dr Abdullah Haiwad: There is no pure form or impure form of Islam. Taliban are a subsidiary of the ISI and Pakistan military terror groups similar to Jaish-e- Mohammed etc.…and for them creating chaos and terror among people is their prime objective.
VS: What is the role of Pakistan military and ISI in destabilising Afghanistan?
Dr Abdullah Haiwad: Ever since its creation, Pakistan’s intervention in Afghanistan is clear and visible. ISI and their military who are the governing body since Pakistan’s creation, have their main objective of keeping a weak Afghanistan on its northern side in order to be able to destabilise India on its southern side.
A better example of this is that before the Russian invasion, groups of criminal Afghans who ran away from prosecution went to Pakistan and Pakistanis were training them to return and fight president Daud Khan’s regime.
VS: The PTM (Pashtun Tahafuz Movement) is gathering momentum in Pakistan. How will this impact the local politics and stability of Afghanistan?
Dr Abdullah Haiwad: Pashtun Tahafuz Movement is a newly formed self-motivated youth movement which is the result of Pakistani atrocities on Pashtuns for many decades. The killing, mutilating and dehumanising of Pashtuns has given birth to this movement. Although Afghan governments hasn’t done much to help or enhance their motivation to foresee a great Afghanistan dream, but people across Durand Line are determined to stand for their rights and the hatred of military run government towards Pashtuns is driving them one step closer to us.
VS: Do you see Pashtuns turning against the Pakistan Army and its government? If yes, then what impact will this have on the Durand Line?
Dr Abdullah Haiwad: We are witnessing Pashtuns standing against Pakistani regime and they are actively seeking assistance but since no assistance is being provided by the Afghan government, their newly formed freedom seeking organisation is moving slowly. If help gets to them, they will fight like Baloch and because of many synergies among Pashtuns on both side, their success against Pakistan will prove to be more successful.
VS: It’s almost two decades since the 9/11. What has changed in Afghanistan since then?
Dr Abdullah Haiwad: It is a difficult question, because there are hundred things both positive and negative that has changed. For example, we were one nation when Afghanistan was invaded but now we have been divided by Tajiks and Pashtuns etc, this drift is the direct result of 9/11 or the American invasion. Some basic or time bound infrastructure have been built. But I hope these are sustained and serviced to be used for long time. Morally we lost more than what we gained financially… war lords etc. gained out of this invasion whereas the majority of Afghans still suffer.
VS: How will the US pull out from Afghanistan (if and when it happens) affect the political structure of Afghanistan?
Dr Abdullah Haiwad: United States of America did not come to Afghanistan to pull out this soon, they have built a base which may remain for 50 or more years. This invasion is a long term and this will not benefit Afghans, the only adverse affect of this invasion is their involvement in our political system (a visible sign is the recent intervention in our elections).
VS: Recently in a prisoner swap agreement two Taliban leaders and one with links to the Haqqani network were released. Your comments. How could have this situation (of prisoner swap) been handled differently?
Dr Abdullah Haiwad: These three Taliban each of them is the equivalent of Hafiz Saeed. Our courts passed death sentence for all the three, somehow, our government was all of a sudden very generous to release these notorious killers. The impact (of their release) will be disastrous. There was no need for the exchange. Our government is a legitimate government or so they say, how come they bend before a terrorist organisation handled by ISI, who are killing Afghans for almost two and a half decade and then handing them back the most dangerous terrorists?
Dr Abdullah Haiwad, President of Afghanistan Governors Assembly.
VS: Different regions of Pakistan are up in arms against the atrocities of Rawalpindi and Islamabad. For instance, the Balochs are demanding freedom, Sindhis want to break free, Pashtuns have started their movement and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (along with Gilgit-Baltistan) wants freedom. Why do you think these different freedom struggles are happening across Pakistan? What could be the future of these movements?
Dr Abdullah Haiwad: Pakistan is not a country. It was made on the basis of religion. When people living in one country do not share any values other than their religion, this is bound to happen. By the way, you forgot about the Muhajeer Qaumi Movement (MQM) in this list. But, as for the Balochs, they gained independence even before India and Pakistan. Pakistanis’ are occupying their land (Balochistan) unlawfully and they have every right to fight for their freedom.
Also, if you check the ID of Pashtuns’ it says–Nationality: Afghan, they never have been Pakistanis. Their struggle goes back to Bacha Khan.
The struggle of Sindhis and Baltistanis started way back and now there is armed struggle all over Pakistan. By killing and imprisoning masses they (Pakistanis) can never suppress peoples’ urge for independence.
VS: What does an Afghan feel about India? What role can Indians in general and New Delhi in particular play to bring peace and stability in Afghanistan?
Dr Abdullah Haiwad: Afghans always take Indians as their friends and have cultural and social ties, sometimes economical as well.
Over the past 20 years or so, India has been involved in infrastructure building, humanitarian assistance and also in training and capacity building of Afghan forces and military aid like hardware etc. Salma Bandh (Afghan-India Friendship Dam–AIFD), a Hydroelectric power station is a good example of Indian assistance.
In my view, it is now important for India to play a more deliberate role in Afghan peace process because Afghan peace is related to India’s peace. We have a common enemy. Afghanistan cannot be left in the mercy of devil.
VS: What can be done to increase the cultural exchange between India and Afghanistan?
Dr Abdullah Haiwad: There are various aspects where India has an upper hand and they can approach and make things better for Afghans. The cultural exchange is a mutual effort and both countries should try to make this effort.
Also, it’s not only the Afghans on this side of the Durand Line who yearn for a closer relationship (with India), but our Afghan brothers across the Durand Line living in Pashtunistan who are also keen on building a better relationship with India, unfortunately no one seems to approach them.
We have friends who travel across the Durand Line and Afghans living in Peshawar are eager to build cultural relations with India, not for political purposes but because there are deep routes (between the two nations) that needs to be nurtured.
We can bridge gaps between Afghanistan and India and if someone from India approaches us, we will be happy to guide them and assist them make the relationship even better between the two nations.
https://www.newsintervention.com/pashtuns-have-never-been-pakistanis-dr-abdullah-hawaid/
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10-year-old raped 100 times – left with tears of blood
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December 28, 2019
Madrassas and religious schools have existed for hundreds of years, even before formal education was introduced. Today, they mostly teach Islamic subjects and how to memorize the Quran. This is the biggest reason that people enroll their children into madrassas, so they have more of an understanding of Islam and can be closer to the creator.
To Muslim parents, the safest place their children can be is within the four walls of the mosque. They’re supposed to be free of all forms of evil and a ‘pure’ place – where they are safe and secure.
However, this ‘immunity’ from questioning has provided a secure gateway for the exploitation and abuse of children at the hands of the Molvis there. As the stigma is coming off slowly, it has revealed one horrifying reality: Rapes at Madrassas.
Rape is on the opposite spectrum of worship. We’d never expect something like this to happen at places of worship, we can turn a blind eye and pretend it doesn’t happen, but it does – All.The.Time.
This week, a Madrassa teacher in Mansehra named Shamsuddin, with the help of 3 other accomplices, raped a 10-year-old child – over a 100 times.
Read it again – ONE HUNDRED TIMES.
The child had gone through it so many times that he was rushed to the hospital when his eyes started to bleed.
A
ten-year-old cried Khoon ke ansoo because he was repeatedly subjected to rape.
In addition, he also faced inhumane amounts of torture too – piling on to his trauma. The child’s health was constantly deteriorating and he was moved to Ayub Medical Complex. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Chief Minister has taken notice of the incident and has instructed authorities to arrest the culprits as soon as possible.
Usually, in Pakistan whenever you talk about rape, it’s immediately followed by lots of questions like “what was she wearing?” “What was she doing out late at night?” “Where were her parents?” “She must’ve done something to invite the rape”
Why do we only assume women get raped? Child rapes are being reported every single day and a lot of these children are boys. Little boys, who shouldn’t have to deal with anything like this.
Is there ever going to be a day where our children are safe from horrors like this?
by Saveera Naveed
https://girls.pk/10-year-old-raped-100-times/
10-year-old raped 100 times – left with tears of blood
CURRENT
December 28, 2019
Madrassas and religious schools have existed for hundreds of years, even before formal education was introduced. Today, they mostly teach Islamic subjects and how to memorize the Quran. This is the biggest reason that people enroll their children into madrassas, so they have more of an understanding of Islam and can be closer to the creator.
To Muslim parents, the safest place their children can be is within the four walls of the mosque. They’re supposed to be free of all forms of evil and a ‘pure’ place – where they are safe and secure.
However, this ‘immunity’ from questioning has provided a secure gateway for the exploitation and abuse of children at the hands of the Molvis there. As the stigma is coming off slowly, it has revealed one horrifying reality: Rapes at Madrassas.
Rape is on the opposite spectrum of worship. We’d never expect something like this to happen at places of worship, we can turn a blind eye and pretend it doesn’t happen, but it does – All.The.Time.
This week, a Madrassa teacher in Mansehra named Shamsuddin, with the help of 3 other accomplices, raped a 10-year-old child – over a 100 times.
Read it again – ONE HUNDRED TIMES.
The child had gone through it so many times that he was rushed to the hospital when his eyes started to bleed.
A
ten-year-old cried Khoon ke ansoo because he was repeatedly subjected to rape.
In addition, he also faced inhumane amounts of torture too – piling on to his trauma. The child’s health was constantly deteriorating and he was moved to Ayub Medical Complex. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Chief Minister has taken notice of the incident and has instructed authorities to arrest the culprits as soon as possible.
Usually, in Pakistan whenever you talk about rape, it’s immediately followed by lots of questions like “what was she wearing?” “What was she doing out late at night?” “Where were her parents?” “She must’ve done something to invite the rape”
Why do we only assume women get raped? Child rapes are being reported every single day and a lot of these children are boys. Little boys, who shouldn’t have to deal with anything like this.
Is there ever going to be a day where our children are safe from horrors like this?
by Saveera Naveed
https://girls.pk/10-year-old-raped-100-times/
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Lahore has over 1 lakh boys in sex business. This incident is just a tip of Ice burg. This is a regressed country and curse on humanity. Their culture is a totally mismatch with their religion. More they tries to be Arabs, more they regress themselves.#Nayapakistan
10-year-old raped 100 times – left with tears of blood
CURRENT
December 28, 2019
Madrassas and religious schools have existed for hundreds of years, even before formal education was introduced. Today, they mostly teach Islamic subjects and how to memorize the Quran. This is the biggest reason that people enroll their children into madrassas, so they have more of an understanding of Islam and can be closer to the creator.
To Muslim parents, the safest place their children can be is within the four walls of the mosque. They’re supposed to be free of all forms of evil and a ‘pure’ place – where they are safe and secure.
However, this ‘immunity’ from questioning has provided a secure gateway for the exploitation and abuse of children at the hands of the Molvis there. As the stigma is coming off slowly, it has revealed one horrifying reality: Rapes at Madrassas.
Rape is on the opposite spectrum of worship. We’d never expect something like this to happen at places of worship, we can turn a blind eye and pretend it doesn’t happen, but it does – All.The.Time.
This week, a Madrassa teacher in Mansehra named Shamsuddin, with the help of 3 other accomplices, raped a 10-year-old child – over a 100 times.
Read it again – ONE HUNDRED TIMES.
The child had gone through it so many times that he was rushed to the hospital when his eyes started to bleed.
A
ten-year-old cried Khoon ke ansoo because he was repeatedly subjected to rape.
In addition, he also faced inhumane amounts of torture too – piling on to his trauma. The child’s health was constantly deteriorating and he was moved to Ayub Medical Complex. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Chief Minister has taken notice of the incident and has instructed authorities to arrest the culprits as soon as possible.
Usually, in Pakistan whenever you talk about rape, it’s immediately followed by lots of questions like “what was she wearing?” “What was she doing out late at night?” “Where were her parents?” “She must’ve done something to invite the rape”
Why do we only assume women get raped? Child rapes are being reported every single day and a lot of these children are boys. Little boys, who shouldn’t have to deal with anything like this.
Is there ever going to be a day where our children are safe from horrors like this?
by Saveera Naveed
https://girls.pk/10-year-old-raped-100-times/
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Won’t let Sikhs live in Nankana Sahib: Muslim mob pelts stones at Gurudwara in Pakistan
In yet another incident reaffirming the persecution of minorities in Pakistan, the angry mob of Muslims gathered around the Sikh shrine of Gurudwara Nanakana Sahib and started pelting stones at it. The Muslim mob that is laying siege at Gurudwara in Nankana Sahib was led by the family of Mohammad Hassan, the boy who allegedly kidnapped and converted Sikh girl Jagjit Kaur.
So the Pakis are going hammer and tongs after the Sikhs. Pilgrims are holed up in the gurudwara too. What do the Khalistanis have to say to this? They should know that the Pakis are taking them for a ride in the name of so called Khalistan, using them against India.
In yet another incident reaffirming the persecution of minorities in Pakistan, the angry mob of Muslims gathered around the Sikh shrine of Gurudwara Nanakana Sahib and started pelting stones at it. The Muslim mob that is laying siege at Gurudwara in Nankana Sahib was led by the family of Mohammad Hassan, the boy who allegedly kidnapped and converted Sikh girl Jagjit Kaur.
So the Pakis are going hammer and tongs after the Sikhs. Pilgrims are holed up in the gurudwara too. What do the Khalistanis have to say to this? They should know that the Pakis are taking them for a ride in the name of so called Khalistan, using them against India.
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Pakistan is a bit afraid....:biggrin2:
January 5, 2020:
'If Iranian general can be droned for terrorism, why not a Pakistani general?'
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com...-a-pakistani-general/articleshow/73102067.cms
January 6, 2020:
Pakistan will not allow its soil to be used against anyone, says DG ISPR
https://www.dawn.com/news/1526443/p...s-soil-to-be-used-against-anyone-says-dg-ispr
January 5, 2020:
'If Iranian general can be droned for terrorism, why not a Pakistani general?'
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com...-a-pakistani-general/articleshow/73102067.cms
January 6, 2020:
Pakistan will not allow its soil to be used against anyone, says DG ISPR
https://www.dawn.com/news/1526443/p...s-soil-to-be-used-against-anyone-says-dg-ispr
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Not anything much.
Sometimes oogle at each others' girls and that even on purpose of antagonise each other.
Barely anything.
Conflicts in east Asia, western world, Russia and so on, draw their antipathy from their fanboy nationalism (much like you support your favourite football team and oppose others).
In case of India & Pakistan, hostility is due to ideology, historical civil war, ongoing terrorism and so on and is very real in hearts and minds of people. It's not a rivalry but a straight enmity.
Pakistan is a result and like a symbol of a colonised balkanized and Islamised India with its culture slain. Indians obviously aren't going to be very enthusiastic about people who snatched away their land. Islam is an abrahamic religion, not an Indian unlike Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism or Jainism and it has nothing to do with history of India.
And for Pakistan, they consider themselves descendants of middle eastern and central Asian invaders and finally predictions against Hindus and Jews in their stupid books. India's economy and military is a problem for Pak and accordingly, Pakistan's growing population, terrorists for India.
Ever since late 2010s, the political nature of conflict has changed due to growing gap. India's existing government usually snubs Pakistan and want to "dehyphenate" it from India as comparison with a fragile state is "shameful" for them.
Pak no longer threatens with conflict either. It rather has new policy of bringing UNSC at India's every step towards escalation and now even normally calls India a nazi or fascist state at diplomatic levels.
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Attacks on Chinese in Pakistan | Pakistan | 8 |
