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[Rajaraja Chola]

Although I am from Azad Kashmir but I know the boys across the so-called line of control. This news is just for "secular" projection of India

And what those boys think?

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

so Indians think that Kashmiris are happy with this

Hey doc... ur a kashmiri urself... what do you think of the BS propoganda by saffron media?... i wish civ fanatic,kashmiri etc (members frm IOK) Could post their views n open some shut eyes(indians)... which im not very optimistic tht they would succeed...

Anyways Inshaallah IOK will be free..ameen...the blood of the innocent kashmiri martyrs n Pakistani soldiers wont go in vain.

 

[Doctor09]

azad kashmir,how much azad is azad kashmir other that the puppet government set up there(which was also acquired bi invading free j&k),india acknowledges kashmir as its state and doesnt have to window dress it like azad kashmir

dear we are free in AJK . we are not arrested , tortured and killed in AJK on daily basis ... there are no mass graves in AJK .... we people dont asking for freedom as Kashmiris demanding in IOK

 

[Paan Singh]

these pictures clearly showing who were those in mass graves .... look at the last picture you think this kid is a terrorist ?

buddy,many of the kids throw stones and so the forces reverse the stones too and sometimes do shelling with tear gas shells.
and these small kids get hurt by them.

but again question is,what is the need to bring them for stone throwing??

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

And what those boys think?

Boys tht dont even exist? ... i repeat.. indian propoganda FAIL!

 

[harshad]

so Indians think that Kashmiris are happy with this

no but why just the sellective posting,why not show stone peltings which were paid by you favourite seperatist geelani,as far as i know kashmiri police are local kashmiris,hard steps need to be taken for maintaining law & order situations

 

[Doctor09]

buddy,many of the kids throw stones and so the forces reverse the stones too and sometimes do shelling with tear gas shells.
and these small kids get hurt by them.

but again question is,what is the need to bring them for stone throwing??

Freedom from India

 

[Paan Singh]

Freedom from India

who even dont know the spellings of freedom..
good job doctor..

 

[Abingdonboy]

Propoganda FAIL!



Mean-while in IOK:

Don’t look away from Kashmir’s mass graves and people’s struggle










True tht.

Like all ignorant fools you only represent one side of the story. No mention of puppet masters across the border pulling strings and inciting violence or of all the injured police/CAPF men who have suffered severe injuries at the hands of these "innocents". Not all the good that has been done in J&K. Not the fact that Indian J&K is BY FAR more prosperous than Pakistani Kashmir- isn't it funny that IOK is allowed but the same acronym representing the "other" country isn't? One sided much?

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

Like all ignorant fools you only represent one side of the story. No mention of puppet masters across the border pulling strings and inciting violence or of all the injured police/CAPF men who have suffered severe injuries at the hands of these "innocents". Not all the good that has been done in J&K. Not the fact that Indian J&K is BY FAR more prosperous than Pakistani Kashmir- isn't it funny that IOK is allowed but the same acronym representing the "other" country isn't? One sided much?

Rants and another epic rebuttal failure... try next time.

 

[notsuperstitious]

There are no mass graves in Jammu and Kashmir. There are anonymous ones buried with full respect. These are there because your illiterate punjabi boys do not wear nametags, and about accepting mortal remains, well lets not go there.

So its great atleast some kashmiri youth see through the foreign agents' obvious propaganda and do not want to just become a statistic for the sake of that same propaganda.

 

[Areesh]

Check the name of the operation. Oh my God.

 

[Abingdonboy]

Rants and another epic rebuttal failure... try next time.

Just because you HAVE NO rebuttal- calling it a fail doesn't make it so

 

[Doctor09]

who even dont know the spellings of freedom..
good job doctor..

may be they dont know the spelling but they know the meaning of Freedom

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There are no mass graves in Jammu and Kashmir. There are anonymous ones buried with full respect. These are there because your illiterate punjabi boys do not wear nametags, and about accepting mortal remains, well lets not go there.

So its great atleast some kashmiri youth see through the foreign agents' obvious propaganda and do not want to just become a statistic for the sake of that same propaganda.

In a surprise move in September, Kashmir's State Human Rights Commission submitted a report detailing the existence of 2,730 bodies lying in unmarked graves in northern Kashmir.

Crucially, the report said 574 bodies had been identified as those of local residents -- a finding that directly challenged the long-held official insistence that any unmarked graves could only be those of foreign militants
http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/article/ALeqM5j7lot_2dLLgyVGpBPpBfEiPgdECQ?docId=CNG.9864b194b8f4c55c198c1ee061ac7720.651
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soon remaining will also be identified as locals

 

[EjazR]

Valley group admits militants responsible for dissappearences - The Times of India

SRINAGAR: For the first time in two decades of turmoil in Jammu and Kashmir, a valley-based human rights group has admitted that militants were responsible for more enforced disappearances than the security forces.

Association of Parents of Disappeared Persons (APDP), an organisation seeking whereabouts of the missing persons in the state, said of the 132 cases it has documented, militant groups were responsible for 24 cases of enforced disappearances compared to 22 by the security forces, including police.

"According to documented findings, out of 132 disappearance cases, 21 have been perpetrated by forces of the Indian army, 24 by different militant groups and one by the personnel of Jammu and Kashmir police," spokesman of APDP Yasin ul Hassan Malik said.

In 43 other cases, the perpetrators were unidentified gunmen and in the remaining 43 cases, the victims disappeared in unknown circumstances.

The APDP on Saturday submitted a list of 132 cases of enforced disappearances in remote Banihal area to the state human rights commission (SHRC).

In the 24 cases of disappearances, as reported by the families of the victims, notorious Hizbul Mujahideen militant Nazir Ahmed Wani alias Papplu was blamed for 10 cases. Wani was later killed by the militants of Hizbul Mujahideen itself.

Over the years, the separatists and human rights activists in Kashmir have been blaming security forces for the enforced disappearances, which APDP puts at 8,000, since militancy erupted in the state in 1990.

The APDP, an organisation mainly consisting of relatives of missing persons, believe that their kin might be buried in the hundreds of unmarked graves across the state.

The investigative wing of SHRC earlier this year established presence of more than 2000 unmarked graves in three north Kashmir districts of Bandipora, Kupwara and Baramulla.

The SHRC endorsed the findings of the probe and recommended that an impartial inquiry by an independent agency be carried out into the unmarked graves to establish the identity of those buried in them and the bringing to book those responsible for their killings.