Sarabjit Singh attacked in Lahore jail

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Bhai Hindustan Times is your news paper :p :p
Sana Ullah was injured by an Ex Army man :p which makes that fauji a Public Servant :p
That says ex-army man who is in jail for killing his fellow army man.

He was not working on the orders of anyone but just got frustrated and did a equalizer by beating up SanaLulla. :lol:
 

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No major Private Sector entity in this regard is Lashker i Tayyaba :p ....... kiyo dar gai na
It's actually your Lashkar hell scared of Indian Army.Indian Army sends your terrorists to Allah's home with 1072 virgins on regular basis.:lol:

It's you who is scared of these terrorist orgs who are butchering you like pigs on streets on daily basis.About 50,000 Pakis killed in total in last 10 years in Pakistan :lol:
 

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The world of spies is just like that. A solider can get a PVC for his supreme sacrifice, a spy cannot.
It's not about the world of spies, it's about the world of filthy rats we call politicians. How is Sarabjit, a man who allegedly planted bombs in Pakistan, a public "martyr" and Ravinder Kaushik, a man who infiltrated deep into the Pak military, not? It's all a big pile of BS smeared around by Indian politicians.
 

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@Tronic Irresp. I think the public support for Sarabjit Singh is indicative of the people's desire of dealing with Pakistan more sternly
 
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@Tronic Irresp. I think the public support for Sarabjit Singh is indicative of the people's desire of dealing with Pakistan more sternly
Singh, I haven't commented on the public support. Only exposing India's slimy politicians. Infact, if we're talking about public support, than I think the entire Indian public is being duped hard if labeling Sarabjit a "martyr" constitutes "dealing with Pakistan more sternly". Asswipe politicians with their asswipe tricks.
 
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Pakistan hands over Sarabjit Singh's belongings - The Times of India

ISLAMABAD: On November 25, Pakistan handed over to Indian officials, 36 items belonging to death row prisoner Sarabjit Singh, who died after a brutal attack inside a jail in April, and asked India to reciprocate by releasing fishermen and other prisoners.

"We received the items today. We are making arrangements for them to be sent back to India," a senior official of the Indian high commission here said.

In August, Indian officials formally requested Pakistan's foreign office to facilitate the return of Sarabjit's clothes and other belongings, which were retained by prison authorities in Lahore, to his family.

The administration of Kot Lakhpat Jail transferred his personal belongings to the interior ministry last month.

The item include a copy of the Quran, three holy books in Hindi, a rosary, five sets of clothes, a sleeping mattress, a pitcher, a blanket and shoes.

The move to hand them over came after Sarabjit's sister Dalbir Kaur requested home minister Sushilkumar Shinde to bring back his belongings.

Pakistan's interior ministry said the Indian government should reciprocate by releasing Pakistani fishermen and prisoners.

"We wish all Indian prisoners well and request Indian government's reciprocal spirit in releasing the fishermen and other prisoners as the ones we have released far outnumber the ones released by Indian authorities," interior ministry spokesman Omar Hameed Khan told PTI.

In August, Pakistan had freed 337 Indian fishermen, including seven juveniles, held for violating the country's maritime boundary.

On May 2, Sarabjit succumbed to head injuries he sustained when some Pakistani prisoners attacked him. He had been sentenced to death for alleged involvement in a string of bombings in 1990.

His family had maintained that Sarabjit, a farmer from a village located along the border, had strayed into Pakistan in an inebriated condition.
 

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