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Aisa china border pe kab hoga?
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Lol yeh bandar ek bunker nahi bana sakte?
ab china inke bunker banayega toh tod nahi saktey na hum.
Because that will be considered as Chinese investment.

Pakis want war b/w India and China
 

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Pakistan foreign minister writes to Sushma to end 'ceasefire violations'
Sachin Parashar | TNN | Dec 5, 2017

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com...fire-violations/articleshowprint/61923586.cms

NEW DELHI: Pakistan foreign minister Khawaja Asif has written to his Indian counterpart Sushma Swaraj seeking to bring down the number of incidents of ceasefire violations across LoC and International Boundary (IB), sources here told TOI.

The letter from Asif, which was delivered to Swaraj last week, stated that it was high time the two countries worked to end these violations as these had also led to a large number of civilians casualties. Asif reiterated Pakistan's position in the letter that Indian troops were the aggressors and that Pakistan forces were only retaliating.

While Swaraj is yet to respond to the letter, sources here said Pakistan's contention was difficult to digest as the government's figures clearly showed that the number of ceasefire violations cause by Pakistan's troops had increased significantly in 2017.

According to home ministry data, Pakistan violated ceasefire 724 times along IB and LoC until October this year. The figure for such violations for the entire last year was 449. Twelve Indian civilians and 17 security personnel were killed in the firing from across the border until October, the same set of data said.
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Pakistan has repeatedly summoned India's envoy in Islamabad in the past few months claiming that ceasefire violations by India are a threat to regional peace and security and may lead to "a strategic miscalculation". In his letter to Swaraj, Asif quoted Pakistan's figures to highlight the alleged ceasefire violations by India. Islamabad claims that Indian troops have been responsible for over 1300 violations this year and had caused the death of 52 civilians.

Napakis really hurting at the LoC/IB it seems if the Napaki FM has to write a letter to MEA over ceasefire violations. Usually these are done at DGMO/HC level.


I wonder what else are the hiding from their own people.
 

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Sushma Swaraj should tell him in no uncertain terms to stop their fukin' infiltration of terrorists and interference in Kashmir or else be prepared to face further hammering.

Seeing Pak's reactions, it seems they're hurting real bad!! :biggrin2:
 

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Pakistan foreign minister writes to Sushma to end 'ceasefire violations'
Sachin Parashar | TNN | Dec 5, 2017

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com...fire-violations/articleshowprint/61923586.cms

NEW DELHI: Pakistan foreign minister Khawaja Asif has written to his Indian counterpart Sushma Swaraj seeking to bring down the number of incidents of ceasefire violations across LoC and International Boundary (IB), sources here told TOI.

The letter from Asif, which was delivered to Swaraj last week, stated that it was high time the two countries worked to end these violations as these had also led to a large number of civilians casualties. Asif reiterated Pakistan's position in the letter that Indian troops were the aggressors and that Pakistan forces were only retaliating.

While Swaraj is yet to respond to the letter, sources here said Pakistan's contention was difficult to digest as the government's figures clearly showed that the number of ceasefire violations cause by Pakistan's troops had increased significantly in 2017.

According to home ministry data, Pakistan violated ceasefire 724 times along IB and LoC until October this year. The figure for such violations for the entire last year was 449. Twelve Indian civilians and 17 security personnel were killed in the firing from across the border until October, the same set of data said.
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Pakistan has repeatedly summoned India's envoy in Islamabad in the past few months claiming that ceasefire violations by India are a threat to regional peace and security and may lead to "a strategic miscalculation". In his letter to Swaraj, Asif quoted Pakistan's figures to highlight the alleged ceasefire violations by India. Islamabad claims that Indian troops have been responsible for over 1300 violations this year and had caused the death of 52 civilians.

Napakis really hurting at the LoC/IB it seems if the Napaki FM has to write a letter to MEA over ceasefire violations. Usually these are done at DGMO/HC level.


I wonder what else are the hiding from their own people.
Whemmn the foreign minister starts begigng, you know they are getting massacered.

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Sushma Swaraj should tell him in no uncertain terms to stop their fukin' infiltration of terrorists and interference in Kashmir or else be prepared to face further hammering.

Seeing Pak's reactions, it seems they're hurting real bad!! :biggrin2:
Those b@stards enjoy violating and expect us to take their attacks lying down. When we have started to hurt them according to our strengths, all their bravado is gone and they are down to their begging ways.
 

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Pakistan foreign minister writes to Sushma to end 'ceasefire violations'
Sachin Parashar | TNN | Dec 5, 2017

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com...fire-violations/articleshowprint/61923586.cms

NEW DELHI: Pakistan foreign minister Khawaja Asif has written to his Indian counterpart Sushma Swaraj seeking to bring down the number of incidents of ceasefire violations across LoC and International Boundary (IB), sources here told TOI.

The letter from Asif, which was delivered to Swaraj last week, stated that it was high time the two countries worked to end these violations as these had also led to a large number of civilians casualties. Asif reiterated Pakistan's position in the letter that Indian troops were the aggressors and that Pakistan forces were only retaliating.

While Swaraj is yet to respond to the letter, sources here said Pakistan's contention was difficult to digest as the government's figures clearly showed that the number of ceasefire violations cause by Pakistan's troops had increased significantly in 2017.

According to home ministry data, Pakistan violated ceasefire 724 times along IB and LoC until October this year. The figure for such violations for the entire last year was 449. Twelve Indian civilians and 17 security personnel were killed in the firing from across the border until October, the same set of data said.
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Pakistan has repeatedly summoned India's envoy in Islamabad in the past few months claiming that ceasefire violations by India are a threat to regional peace and security and may lead to "a strategic miscalculation". In his letter to Swaraj, Asif quoted Pakistan's figures to highlight the alleged ceasefire violations by India. Islamabad claims that Indian troops have been responsible for over 1300 violations this year and had caused the death of 52 civilians.

Napakis really hurting at the LoC/IB it seems if the Napaki FM has to write a letter to MEA over ceasefire violations. Usually these are done at DGMO/HC level.


I wonder what else are the hiding from their own people.
Lagta hai porki's ki G@and fat ke hath mein agai hai...:biggrin2::biggrin2:
 

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Sushma Swaraj should tell him in no uncertain terms to stop their fukin' infiltration of terrorists and interference in Kashmir or else be prepared to face further hammering.

Seeing Pak's reactions, it seems they're hurting real bad!! :biggrin2:
On the contrary, deny that even a single ceasefire violation happened from Indian side.

Put the names, age, photos and addresses of Indian civilians who died at the hand of Paki animals in a list and mail it to international, national media and Paki embassy.

Along with it attach a second list of Pakis who shamelessly begged ( or are still begging) for medical visa to the very same Sushma Swaraj, their names, photos etc.
 

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Napakis are shameless, shaming them will not work.

But they are also cowards, especially the RAPEs and their upper level faujis. Hurting them is what works. Now IA and BSF have started pounding Napaki fauji farms along the IB and LoC and this is what is hurting them. So much so that the fauj had to beg the FM to write to the Indian Minister of External affairs.

Heck MEA has nothing to do with border security it's either MoD (army) or MHA (BSF/ITBP/SSB).

The pressure must be relentless and uneasing.
 

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On one hand Bugtis and balochis are seeking freedom from Pakjabis and taking revenge,
On the Other Hand Pakjabi army is posting a few loyal balochis (Bugtis) they have on LOC to fight against the Indians Troops and abet infiltration into the Indian territory only to get hallaled by Indian Fire Assaults On their Bunkers. Why are these pakjabis hiding behind their moms? Why can't they post their own birathari men in their fight against Indian troops
 

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Note that Napakis very casually identified all casualties as "civilians". Despite shameless beggin, they do not wish their people to know the true extent of battering their fauj has received.
 

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Napakis really hurting at the LoC/IB it seems if the Napaki FM has to write a letter to MEA over ceasefire violations. Usually these are done at DGMO/HC level.
They don't care if they are hurt. That's their mentality. Some one who fantasizes about hoors and jannat and what not what does he have to do with ceasefire. It's useless to even talk about sanity with them.

The story behind this letter according to my view is they want to prove a few things through a letter from their MoFA.
1) Their civil government is talking to India and is functional
2) They want to highlight Kashmir again
3) They are doing a propaganda that it's them who want peace in Kashmir not India and bilateral dialogue is blocked by India.


Secondly with recent unrest in Islamabad they want to create a diversion through this among people of Pakistan.
 

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Two persons including a serving Pakistan army Subedar Shaukat Kiani who was apparently on leave killed in Indian shelling in Abbaspur sector of Poonch in POK.
What is a subedar on leave doing at a border outpost in Poonch getting killed?
Either pakjabi's put him on leave after his death to reduce official body count or these "on leave" subedars become scouts in civilian dress to abet infiltration, plausible reason for high civilian casualties on the pak side of LOC. In either case the "being on leave" is a facade for something sinister?

http://www.greaterkashmir.com/news/...an-trade-fire-along-loc-in-poonch/268257.html
"An official said that the exchange of fire began at 2:45 pm in Degwar and Malti sectors of the district."

“Pakistan army opened fire on Indian positions at 14:45 hours with automatics and resorted to mortar shelling,” he said, adding that Indian troops retaliated effectively and strongly."
 
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