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Pahalgam attack: At least 26 tourists died in the attack [UPDATE@ POST#963]

Some people have very little understanding of diplomacy and politics. Pakistan would condemn if the attack took place in Mumbai or Delhi. Officially they cannot condemn if an attack happens in IOK, unless worded appropriately. It could be misinterpreted as an acknowledgement of Indian claims to the territory.
 
DeadlyVenom said:
Some people have very little understanding of diplomacy and politics. Pakistan would condemn if the attack took place in Mumbai or Delhi. Officially they cannot condemn if an attack happens in IOK, unless worded appropriately. It could be misinterpreted as an acknowledgement of Indian claims to the territory.
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Pakistan doesnt need to. Because just a month ago we had 100 Pakistanis dieing and Indian couldnt really bother to condemn that attack? Pakistan has given the same silent treatment.

Many Indians are actually more bothered by this. Some here even justified India not condemning that event.
 
Rana said:
That video of the field where men were shot dead and their wives were weeping next to them is harrowing.

Really painful to see that.
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Right next to that image of the now widow you can see another dead body on the very left just lying there.. Makes you sick, horrible world to live in...
 
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So many families shattered by this act of terror. India must not forget or forgive

And indian liberals ( within india or NRI ) are still want india to remain silent.
 
YOU GUYS NEED TO LEARN WHAT FREEDOM OF SPEECH IS AND WHAT DIRECT THREATS ARE...

STAY ON TOPIC OR ELSE, YOU ARE FREE TO LEAVE THE THREAD FOR A OTHERS TO HAVE A SENSIBLE CHAT
 
Kashmiris after killing 26 Hindus in the name of religion, successfully putting all the blame on Pakistan, leading to suspension of Indus Water Treaty and international shame for their all weather Ummat allies

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@Major @HalBass9 @DeadlyVenom
 
Pehelgam thread in 1 day alone has taken over 1 month old Jaffar express thread.

Pakistanis who were largely absent in that thread have made more posts in this one in a single day.

Bharatiya nationalism > Pakistani nationalism

Even the Pakistani posters care about Bharat related news more than for their country.

@Major

Controversial but true
 
BouncerGuy said:
YOU GUYS NEED TO LEARN WHAT FREEDOM OF SPEECH IS AND WHAT DIRECT THREATS ARE...

STAY ON TOPIC OR ELSE, YOU ARE FREE TO LEAVE THE THREAD FOR A OTHERS TO HAVE A SENSIBLE CHAT
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I urge all fellow posters to please cooperate. Do know that moderators voluntarily devote their precious time in keeping the forums running smoothly and as per community guidelines. By not respecting their comments like these, you’re making them work thrice as hard which is not fair to them. They’re also humans. You can make a strong comment by still using appropriate language. I don’t understand why a moderator has to repeat himself again and again for some of you. Have some respect for fellow posters and moderators.
 
After Kashmir attack, India downgrades ties with Pakistan and suspends water treaty

The day after a deadly attack on tourists killed 26 people in the mountain town of Pahalgam in Indian-administered Kashmir, India announced it was closing a border with Pakistan, downgrading its diplomatic ties and suspending a crucial water treaty.

The Indus Waters Treaty lays out how India and Pakistan use water from six rivers that flow through both countries. It was negotiated by the World Bank in 1960 and affects hundreds of millions of people on either side of the border.

India's foreign secretary, Vikram Misri, told reporters on Tuesday night that the treaty will remain suspended until Pakistan "credibly and irrevocably abjures its support for cross-border terrorism." He added that no Pakistani national will be allowed into India anymore under a special visa program and asked such visa holders in India to leave the country within 48 hours.

Pakistan's military advisers serving in the country's high commission in New Delhi have a week to leave India. Misri said India will be withdrawing its counterparts from Islamabad too. These decisions, he said, were made in a meeting chaired by India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who cut short a visit to Saudi Arabia to return to India following news of Tuesday's attack.

Misri's announcement came hours after Pakistan's Defense Minister Khawaja Asif denied Pakistani involvement in Tuesday's attack.

"This is the result of a Hindutva [Hindu nationalist] government exploiting and killing religious minorities, including Christians and Buddhists," Asif told a Pakistani news channel. The attackers, he said, were India's "homegrown rebels."

Pakistan's Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif has called for a National Security Council meeting to address the situation Thursday morning.

India has long accused its western neighbor of stoking and sponsoring armed militancy in India-administered Kashmir, accusations that Pakistan denies. The Muslim-majority Kashmir region has been disputed between India and Pakistan since they became independent nations in 1947. Each country claims Kashmir in its entirety. They have fought three wars over it. Pakistan controls a smaller portion of the region, known as Azad Kashmir.

Tuesday's attack on Indian civilians is being referred to as the worst since gunmen stormed the streets of Mumbai in 2008 and killed more than 160 people. Indian investigations later alleged the attackers were trained in Pakistan.

Indian media now allege Pakistani origins of the Pahalgam attackers, and analysts pointed to a speech Pakistan's army chief Gen. Asim Munir made last week, reiterating support for Kashmiris' struggle against what he called "Indian occupation."

Analysts say thousands of civilians and Indian military personnel have been killed in Kashmir since armed militancy took root in the early 1990s. In 2019, the Indian Parliament passed a law that revoked the region's administrative autonomy, which many in the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party had blamed for the violence that has rocked the Himalayan valley. For months after, mobile and internet communications were blocked, movement of Kashmiris was restricted and local politicians were detained in jails or their own residences.

The years since the clampdown saw a dramatic fall in the number of violent attacks. But in recent years, attacks have increased, often targeting Indian migrant workers from outside Kashmir. As in the Pahalgam attack, most of the victims have been Hindus.

In Tuesday's attack, a little-known militant group called Kashmir Resistance claimed responsibility. In a post on Telegram, it said the attack was in retaliation for the "demographic changes" seen in the valley since 2019.

In the wake of the attack, leaders including President Trump expressed support for India, with the U.S. president posting on Truth Social that India had his "full support." On India's right-wing news channels, there are calls for retaliatory attacks against Pakistan.

Sushant Singh, a lecturer in South Asian studies at Yale University and a former Indian military officer, said that the jingoism surrounding the attacks eclipses the security and political failures.

"The fact that Kashmir is a disputed territory between India and Pakistan is well known. Pakistan has provided a lot of support, including training to armed militants who operate inside Kashmir. But the focus on Pakistan cannot obscure the questions of accountability from the Indian establishment, including India's political leadership, that they have failed to keep a large number of Indian people safe in Kashmir," he says.

Singh says that the Kashmir policy of India's Hindu nationalist government has alienated residents of Kashmir, and cost the Indian army its vital network of local informers.

"It's essentially more like domination and oppression than engagement and support. So, with this kind of politics, which is of exclusion and oppression and targeting, the emotional distance between Kashmir and Delhi has increased even further than what it has historically been," he says.

 
DeadlyVenom said:
Some people have very little understanding of diplomacy and politics. Pakistan would condemn if the attack took place in Mumbai or Delhi. Officially they cannot condemn if an attack happens in IOK, unless worded appropriately. It could be misinterpreted as an acknowledgement of Indian claims to the territory.
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Brother Deadly,
Your reasoning reflects a narrow understanding of how diplomacy actually works. Countries often issue carefully crafted statements that address humanitarian tragedies without compromising their official positions. Pakistan can and should condemn any attack on civilians whether in Mumbai, Delhi, or Indian-administered Kashmir without implicitly endorsing any territorial claim.

In fact, remaining silent or refusing to condemn such attacks only weakens Pakistan’s broader moral and political position.

Here’s draft of a statement Pakistan could have issued :-


Islamabad
23-04-2025

The Government of Pakistan strongly condemns the loss of innocent lives in the recent attack in the Indian-administered region of Jammu and Kashmir. We extend our deepest sympathies to the families of the victims and express grave concern over the deteriorating security situation in the region.

Pakistan has always maintained that violence against civilians, irrespective of geography, is unacceptable and unjustifiable. Acts of terror serve only to deepen the suffering of the people and further destabilize the region.

We urge restraint and call for a thorough and impartial investigation into the incident. Pakistan reiterates its commitment to peace and its consistent stance on resolving the Jammu and Kashmir dispute through dialogue and in accordance with international law and the relevant United Nations Security Council resolutions.



This is ancient Brahmin wisdom influenced by Chanakya’s neeti which was later stolen by the British who started calling it diplomacy.
 
Sushant Singh, a lecturer in South Asian studies at Yale University and a former Indian military officer, said that the jingoism surrounding the attacks eclipses the security and political failures.

"The fact that Kashmir is a disputed territory between India and Pakistan is well known. Pakistan has provided a lot of support, including training to armed militants who operate inside Kashmir. But the focus on Pakistan cannot obscure the questions of accountability from the Indian establishment, including India's political leadership, that they have failed to keep a large number of Indian people safe in Kashmir," he says.

Thank you for being a sane voice. That's missing in the masses who think that 7-lac military personnel in the region were blindfolded when 4 Pakistanis jumped from the mountains.
 
India to issue formal orders to suspend the beating retreat ceremony at Attari soon . I hope This cringe ceremony forever suspend even both countries relations improve in the future. :kp
 
Devadwal said:
India to issue formal orders to suspend the beating retreat ceremony at Attari soon . I hope This cringe ceremony forever suspend even both countries relations improve in the future. :kp
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Good relationship or bad relationship
This cringe must stop forever
 
Energy said:
Sushant Singh, a lecturer in South Asian studies at Yale University and a former Indian military officer, said that the jingoism surrounding the attacks eclipses the security and political failures.

"The fact that Kashmir is a disputed territory between India and Pakistan is well known. Pakistan has provided a lot of support, including training to armed militants who operate inside Kashmir. But the focus on Pakistan cannot obscure the questions of accountability from the Indian establishment, including India's political leadership, that they have failed to keep a large number of Indian people safe in Kashmir," he says.

Thank you for being a sane voice. That's missing in the masses who think that 7-lac military personnel in the region were blindfolded when 4 Pakistanis jumped from the mountains.
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7 lakhs ? Lol
 
Devadwal said:
India to issue formal orders to suspend the beating retreat ceremony at Attari soon . I hope This cringe ceremony forever suspend even both countries relations improve in the future. :kp
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Attari = Wagah = same?
 
BDfanforever said:
I don't know man, call me conspiracy theorist but a lot of these events around the world I think are staged by crisis actors.
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Could be, could not be. But people blaming Islam is not correct.

Our scholars clearly say that killing nnocent civilians and non-combatants is not allowed and that t is unlawful to kill a human being, Muslim or non-Muslim, without an Islamically justified reason (such as someone guilty of murder, and this too is only permitted for those who have political authority). The killing of innocents is against basic humanity, and has absolutely no place in Islam.
 
IAJ said:
Could be, could not be. But people blaming Islam is not correct.

Our scholars clearly say that killing nnocent civilians and non-combatants is not allowed and that t is unlawful to kill a human being, Muslim or non-Muslim, without an Islamically justified reason (such as someone guilty of murder, and this too is only permitted for those who have political authority). The killing of innocents is against basic humanity, and has absolutely no place in Islam.
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The issue with Islam is contradicting verses & Hadiths wrt relationship with non muslims.
Many hardliners have successfully exploited certain verses & hadiths whose interpretation is controversial and is up for a debate.

When good muslims such as yourself and most Pakistani posters talk about Islam not allowing violence against innocents you're all 100% correct as you are referring to specific verses that mention just that. But there are also other misinterpreted and controversial hadiths that hardliners use to exploit vulnerable muslims to wage war against non muslims.

The best thing is you must distance yourselves from such elements.
Problems rise when some people hold these violent men up as heroes when the narrative suits their vested interests.

Your country is also a victim of the same violent men.
 
Lt Gen GD Bakshi (retd) says, no recruitment in the Army during Covid and “…our forces were cut down by one lakh, eighty thousand—who did it?” he thundered.

Instead of deploying 66 cars in motabhai's cavalcade, they could have deployed some of those security personnel in security of tourist spots where there are thousands of tourists, the ones who are getting precious revenue for the local economy but not a single security personnel.
 
Bhaijaan said:
The issue with Islam is contradicting verses & Hadiths wrt relationship with non muslims.
Many hardliners have successfully exploited certain verses & hadiths whose interpretation is controversial and is up for a debate.

When good muslims such as yourself and most Pakistani posters talk about Islam not allowing violence against innocents you're all 100% correct as you are referring to specific verses that mention just that. But there are also other misinterpreted and controversial hadiths that hardliners use to exploit vulnerable muslims to wage war against non muslims.

The best thing is you must distance yourselves from such elements.
Problems rise when some people hold these violent men up as heroes when the narrative suits their vested interests.

Your country is also a victim of the same violent men.
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Thing is those verses like any verses of any text can be taken out of context.

The Prophet PBUH is considered the best example of the Quran. Yet during every battle he emphasized not touching or harming the women or the children. Even when one of the women in the opposing army (who later became Muslim) was mutilating the bodies of the injured Muslims. They didn’t engage her because she was a woman.

Even when one of the Sahaba (companion of the prophet) was taken hostage and while tied up his captors accidentally left a knife next to him and one of the Non-Muslims’s toddlers crawled up to him but he didn’t harm the child. The mother thought he would, but he told her this is not what we’re taught to do by the Prophet PBUH. To whom the verses of the Quran were revealed before the rest of the Ummah of the time recorded them.

So my point is, dear brother, if those verses in the Quran actually taught indiscriminately killing innocents and guilty alike or soldiers who are engaged in battle and innocent women and children alike, then the Prophet peace be upon him and his companions (may Allah be pleased with them) would’ve done so.

But he preached the exact opposite. Almost always choosing peace over war.

This is why it’s important to read the biography of Prophet Muhammad PBUH from verified sources. Because the Quranic verses were revealed at specific points in his life in situations that were relevant to those verses.

Even as a Muslim I’m not allowed to go “well in my opinion this verse means this and this to me”. Screw my opinion. It’s not open to interpretation for laymen. Muslim or not.

The sick and twisted will use whatever excuse they’d like to engage in violence.

To put it into perspective these extremists existed during the time of the Prophet PBUH’s companions as well. And would take verses out of context and the companions would have to confront them and at times engage in battle. They had the audacity to even call the companions of the Prophet himself kaffir, and martyred some of his closest companions !! And those companions were the best of the Ummah.

Those extremist were and are known as, Khwarij.

Apologies if post is all over the place, on phone.
 
Bhaijaan said:
The issue with Islam is contradicting verses & Hadiths wrt relationship with non muslims.
Many hardliners have successfully exploited certain verses & hadiths whose interpretation is controversial and is up for a debate.

When good muslims such as yourself and most Pakistani posters talk about Islam not allowing violence against innocents you're all 100% correct as you are referring to specific verses that mention just that. But there are also other misinterpreted and controversial hadiths that hardliners use to exploit vulnerable muslims to wage war against non muslims.

The best thing is you must distance yourselves from such elements.
Problems rise when some people hold these violent men up as heroes when the narrative suits their vested interests.

Your country is also a victim of the same violent men.
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Absolutely no contradictions in Quran. And as long as people follow mainstream scholars they wont be misguided. But as you know there are rotten eggs in every society, it's almost impossible to control them.
 
Energy said:
Are you saying there's no military camps in Kashmir where Indian soldiers operate with a different set of laws?
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7 lakhs are fabricate numbers. Max were around 3 lakh when India abolished Article 370 in 2019( Jammu & Kashmir and ladakh ) Currently security personnel deployed in the valley are all time low due to peaceful environment.

The geography of Kashmir is such that there is no fencing at alot place and terrorists can easily enter India from Pakistan occupied Kashmir with local help.
 
The Kashmiri population reaction this time is vastly different to the past, Modi's rapid Kashmir development and tourism focus indeed was hard to ignore, even for the hardcore haters.
 
Suleiman said:
Thing is those verses like any verses of any text can be taken out of context.

The Prophet PBUH is considered the best example of the Quran. Yet during every battle he emphasized not touching or harming the women or the children. Even when one of the women in the opposing army (who later became Muslim) was mutilating the bodies of the injured Muslims. They didn’t engage her because she was a woman.

Even when one of the Sahaba (companion of the prophet) was taken hostage and while tied up his captors accidentally left a knife next to him and one of the Non-Muslims’s toddlers crawled up to him but he didn’t harm the child. The mother thought he would, but he told her this is not what we’re taught to do by the Prophet PBUH. To whom the verses of the Quran were revealed before the rest of the Ummah of the time recorded them.

So my point is, dear brother, if those verses in the Quran actually taught indiscriminately killing innocents and guilty alike or soldiers who are engaged in battle and innocent women and children alike, then the Prophet peace be upon him and his companions (may Allah be pleased with them) would’ve done so.

But he preached the exact opposite. Almost always choosing peace over war.

This is why it’s important to read the biography of Prophet Muhammad PBUH from verified sources. Because the Quranic verses were revealed at specific points in his life in situations that were relevant to those verses.

Even as a Muslim I’m not allowed to go “well in my opinion this verse means this and this to me”. Screw my opinion. It’s not open to interpretation for laymen. Muslim or not.

The sick and twisted will use whatever excuse they’d like to engage in violence.

To put it into perspective these extremists existed during the time of the Prophet PBUH’s companions as well. And would take verses out of context and the companions would have to confront them and at times engage in battle. They had the audacity to even call the companions of the Prophet himself kaffir, and martyred some of his closest companions !! And those companions were the best of the Ummah.

Those extremist were and are known as, Khwarij.

Apologies if post is all over the place, on phone.
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Thanks My Dear Suleiman bhai,
Like I said, I know that good, sincere Muslims like you, IAJ, Deadly, Cpt, Major , LordJames bhai etc would never support or be involved in anything like that.

Unfortunately, for years now, people (generally involved in regional politics) with vested interests have exploited vulnerable youth, often those who are uneducated and struggling with poverty by misinterpreting and misusing religious texts like Hadiths. They twist the meaning to serve their own agenda and slowly isolate these young men from their families and their sense of self, convincing them they were born to fulfill a so-called 'divine mission.' It's a deep form of psychological manipulation and sadly, very real. Even state institutions sometimes use similar tactics to condition soldiers for war.

Pakistan has been a huge victim of violence due to this. Our shared battle is against these politically motivated violent men.

Even Hindtuva people sometimes use emotional moments like these to call for war in the name of Dharma, which is just beating up innocent people in the gullies and burning their two wheelers. I condemn that, always will because it is not Sanatan.
 
Hikaru said:
The Kashmiri population reaction this time is vastly different to the past, Modi's rapid Kashmir development and tourism focus indeed was hard to ignore, even for the hardcore haters.
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Its a bluff.
They have thrown Pakistan under the bus to save themselves from a phainty and shame.

I am sorry but i am with Pakistanis on this one.
 
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Hikaru said:
The Kashmiri population reaction this time is vastly different to the past, Modi's rapid Kashmir development and tourism focus indeed was hard to ignore, even for the hardcore haters.
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Yes but Some Idiots are threating Kashmiri Students' in UP .

Threatening Kashmiri students, attacking them in college hostels only furthers the purpose of the terrorists at Pahalgam- to divide Indians

This is really pathetic and BJP government should arrest these idiots immediately.
 
Bhaijaan said:
Its a bluff.
They have thrown Pakistan under the bus to save themselves from a phainty and shame.

I am sorry but i am with Pakistanis on this one.
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Enough of This nonsense. Pakistan used Kashmir as an political tools all the time and destroyed peace in the valley using non state actor's.

Watch this what has kashmiri said about Pakistan.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1915235596299329899
 
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From the educated, everyday Muslims, I’ve only ever received love and friendship in real life.

The issues unfortunately always seem to come from a certain section, often uneducated, directionless individuals with no sense of responsibility or respect. These troublemakers, sometimes from backgrounds where education and values were never given priority, create chaos with their shameless, anti-national behavior. It’s their actions that frustrate and anger me not the community at large.

I also believe the class divide is the biggest issue we are going to face in future. Its not really hindu vs muslims anymore, they're living peacefully in high rise gated communities and their kids play with each other and are besties for life. In Dubai they are sharing Biryani and Babaganoosh but in some remote village of UP a below poverty line muslim might kill someone
for a beedi.
 
Varun said:
Sad, this thing happens every 5-10 years.
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Sad bro. Btw, how is that Karnataka minister doing whose supporters chanted Pakistan Zindabad after winning a state election? Did he offer any condolences to that woman from Shimoga whose husband got butchered for being a hindu?

Don't mind me saying but liberals like you are directly responsible for what is happening in the country.
 
●The entire situation will likely be swept under the rug within the next 7 days.

●Instead of conducting a proper investigation to identify the real culprits, blame is conveniently shifted to Pakistan an easy scapegoat to cover up internal shortcomings.

●If the attackers truly came from Pakistan, then insider involvement is almost certain — what was Indian security doing while these individuals travelled all the way to Pahalgam?

●The narrative is quickly turned into an emotional “India vs Pakistan” issue to distract the public.

●A few bold statements are made, cricket ties are cut as a symbolic gesture, and eventually a Bollywood movie is released to show revenge.

●In the end, the government escapes scrutiny, the public feels satisfied, and no one dares to ask real questions.
 
Reports and videos emerging of Muslims being physically assaulted and asked to leave at various places in Bharat.

I don’t support this.

Public is angry and the government has failed to address their anger
 
Bhaijaan said:
Brother Deadly,
Your reasoning reflects a narrow understanding of how diplomacy actually works. Countries often issue carefully crafted statements that address humanitarian tragedies without compromising their official positions. Pakistan can and should condemn any attack on civilians whether in Mumbai, Delhi, or Indian-administered Kashmir without implicitly endorsing any territorial claim.

In fact, remaining silent or refusing to condemn such attacks only weakens Pakistan’s broader moral and political position.

Here’s draft of a statement Pakistan could have issued :-


Islamabad
23-04-2025

The Government of Pakistan strongly condemns the loss of innocent lives in the recent attack in the Indian-administered region of Jammu and Kashmir. We extend our deepest sympathies to the families of the victims and express grave concern over the deteriorating security situation in the region.

Pakistan has always maintained that violence against civilians, irrespective of geography, is unacceptable and unjustifiable. Acts of terror serve only to deepen the suffering of the people and further destabilize the region.

We urge restraint and call for a thorough and impartial investigation into the incident. Pakistan reiterates its commitment to peace and its consistent stance on resolving the Jammu and Kashmir dispute through dialogue and in accordance with international law and the relevant United Nations Security Council resolutions.



This is ancient Brahmin wisdom influenced by Chanakya’s neeti which was later stolen by the British who started calling it diplomacy.
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Ancient Brahmin wisdom? Brother a lot of this pettiness was started by the inheritors of this so called Brahims wisdom. It was those wise people that threw tantrums around the name of a cricket tournament, threw more tantrums around a trophy being displayed in Kashmir, cancelled visas of those who acknowledged Pakistani claim to Kashmir, and only recently at government level talk about invading that territory?

Some introspection is required before pushing wisdom on others. You can't pull the equivalent of this :kp at government level and expect others to show wisdom brother.

It's a sad state of affairs but unfortunately this is the level that diplomacy has plummeted to in recent times.
 
IAJ said:
Could be, could not be. But people blaming Islam is not correct.

Our scholars clearly say that killing nnocent civilians and non-combatants is not allowed and that t is unlawful to kill a human being, Muslim or non-Muslim, without an Islamically justified reason (such as someone guilty of murder, and this too is only permitted for those who have political authority). The killing of innocents is against basic humanity, and has absolutely no place in Islam.
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Yes, why do we need to be apologetic everytime there is a terrorist attack? You don't see any Christians or Athiest apologetic for all the war that's been happening around the globe.

With that being said, I do believe our scholars do need to be more vocal about it. Problem is they are also afraid.
 
Rajdeep said:
Sad bro. Btw, how is that Karnataka minister doing whose supporters chanted Pakistan Zindabad after winning a state election? Did he offer any condolences to that woman from Shimoga whose husband got butchered for being a hindu?

Don't mind me saying but liberals like you are directly responsible for what is happening in the country.
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@Varun woke up today posted for the first time in a long time and within seconds got labelled as responsible for a terrorist attack.

What a start to the day 🤣
 
emranabbas said:
●The entire situation will likely be swept under the rug within the next 7 days.

●Instead of conducting a proper investigation to identify the real culprits, blame is conveniently shifted to Pakistan an easy scapegoat to cover up internal shortcomings.

●If the attackers truly came from Pakistan, then insider involvement is almost certain — what was Indian security doing while these individuals travelled all the way to Pahalgam?

●The narrative is quickly turned into an emotional “India vs Pakistan” issue to distract the public.

●A few bold statements are made, cricket ties are cut as a symbolic gesture, and eventually a Bollywood movie is released to show revenge.

●In the end, the government escapes scrutiny, the public feels satisfied, and no one dares to ask real questions.
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Same thing happened after Pulwama. Nothing happened to 3 people directly responsible for Pulwama, feku, motabhai & that baldy Rajnath.
 
MP2011 said:
Same thing happened after Pulwama. Nothing happened to 3 people directly responsible for Pulwama, feku, motabhai & that baldy Rajnath.
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This post is reason why enemy of India within India is more dangerous than outsiders.

Political differences is always important for some instead nation .

Congress was in the power when Pakistan based terrorist attacks mumbai .

So stop this blamed game for political point scoring.

You're not Congressi more than me .

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Devadwal said:
This post is reason why enemy of India within India is more dangerous than outsiders.

Political differences is always important for some instead nation .

Congress was in the power when Pakistan based terrorist attacks mumbai .

So stop this blamed game for political point scoring.

You're not Congressi more than me .

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lol, yeah I'm more dangerous than feku! Keep those gems coming! What has Congress got to do with what I wrote? Are you thick just this time or does this come naturally to you?

What point scoring? Only security personnel are responsible for such lapses? Their bosses, aka feku, baldy and motabhai who stay in exalted palaces, have no responsibility for anything? They are there just for photo ops?
 
Breaking: Indian PM Modi on Pahalgam terror attack.

"I promise you, who so ever has done the attack, the terrorists and planners will soon get unimaginable punishment"

MR. PM we want the result not just lip service. For God sake it was premeditated, ISIS-style execution of 26 tourists by terrorist .
 
Devadwal said:
This post is reason why enemy of India within India is more dangerous than outsiders.

Political differences is always important for some instead nation .

Congress was in the power when Pakistan based terrorist attacks mumbai .

So stop this blamed game for political point scoring.

You're not Congressi more than me .

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Pseudo sickulars would give the keys to the country to a child like Rahul Puppu, that's how much of a scary place India can be.
 
GUYS, YOU NEED TO LEARN HOW TO POST ON THIS FORUM.. KEEP YOUR UGLY POSTS AWAY FROM THIS FORUM PLEASE...

NO MORE ABUSIVE LANGUAGE WILL BE TOLERATED
 
Devadwal said:
Breaking: Indian PM Modi on Pahalgam terror attack.

"I promise you, who so ever has done the attack, the terrorists and planners will soon get unimaginable punishment"

MR. PM we want the result not just lip service. For God sake it was premeditated, ISIS-style execution of 26 tourists by terrorist .
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What do you want him to do?
 
MP2011 said:
lol, yeah I'm more dangerous than feku! Keep those gems coming! What has Congress got to do with what I wrote? Are you thick just this time or does this come naturally to you?

What point scoring? Only security personnel are responsible for such lapses? Their bosses, aka feku, baldy and motabhai who stay in exalted palaces, have no responsibility for anything? They are there just for photo ops?
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It was Intel failure no dout about it. We are still Third World country not like USA ( even they faced the biggest terrorist attacks of history) .

MODI policies in kashmir are way better than congress even a blind man know it. Ask the local Kashmiri who were living in peaceful environment before this attacks.
 
So some usual posters have gone with their standard stages here
1. Initial celebrations akin to the Oct 7 celebratory posts
2. Fake thoughts and prayers and the "terror has no religion" statement to throw around
3. Pointing at failure of India after abrogation of article 370
4. HEY FALSE FLAG FALSE FLAG!!!
5. Tea Fantastic
6. Becoming experts on treaties and after India suspended IWT.

The same posters couldn't maintain the facade of point for more than a couple of pages in this thread jumping to point 3 and point 4.

Anyway from the looks of it and the discussions happening, access to Pakpassion will be cut off in India in coming days.
Ciao! Please continue whatever keyboard warriors you guys need to be. My sabbatical has been cut short!
Good luck!
 
People will say I am over reacting but let me address how Liberals are directly responsible for this. They were hell bend on removing Kashmir from Union Territory and have election in that state. An election which saw Pakistani sympathisers sitting in J&K assembly who are also responsible for managing law and order in the state. Had it remained an Union territory, this attack would never happened. The same liberals also dragged the article 370 to supreme court challening its fairness. Hilarious.

Total blood in their hand but now all either hiding or acting ignorant.
 
Rajdeep said:
People will say I am over reacting but let me address how Liberals are directly responsible for this. They were hell bend on removing Kashmir from Union Territory and have election in that state. An election which saw Pakistani sympathisers sitting in J&K assembly who are also responsible for managing law and order in the state. Had it remained an Union territory, this attack would never happened. The same liberals also dragged the article 370 to supreme court challening its fairness. Hilarious.

Total blood in their hand but now all either hiding or acting ignorant.
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Do you notice every time how Omar Abdullah has his knickers in twist when he has to say 'terrorists'. He used all words like animals, snakes, bears but not what they are - terrorists. Funny seeing their pretense.
 
DeadlyVenom said:
Ancient Brahmin wisdom? Brother a lot of this pettiness was started by the inheritors of this so called Brahims wisdom. It was those wise people that threw tantrums around the name of a cricket tournament, threw more tantrums around a trophy being displayed in Kashmir, cancelled visas of those who acknowledged Pakistani claim to Kashmir, and only recently at government level talk about invading that territory?

Some introspection is required before pushing wisdom on others. You can't pull the equivalent of this :kp at government level and expect others to show wisdom brother.

It's a sad state of affairs but unfortunately this is the level that diplomacy has plummeted to in recent times.
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Brother you are emotional today. I will et you have your moment in honour of our friendship.
 
Bhaijaan said:
Reports and videos emerging of Muslims being physically assaulted and asked to leave at various places in Bharat.

I don’t support this.

Public is angry and the government has failed to address their anger
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Kashmiris never supported innocent killing and protested this attack, but some hindu parrties are openly giving ultimatum to kashmiris to leave India. Students are getting beaten in colleges , scores injured, Kashmiri vehicles are burnt down in Delhi. This attack has served its purpose sadly. Situation is so much similar to 2016 and 2019. Indian govt must do something to stop this. Kashmir is so volatile, God forbid if someone is getting killed by these attacks outside Kashmir then situation will get tense here too.
 
IndoorCricket said:
He will be traumatized for life. And will be labelled as Islamophobe.
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Just like thousands of Kashmiri pandits.

I was in a flirtatious relationship with a Kashmiri pandit woman but I was often put off by her hateful and unforgiving comments against Muslims. Sometimes I tried to pacify her, other times we had an arguement also and most times i just swallowed my pride because she was gorgeous and i was going through a fun loving guy phase. Eventually I couldn’t put up with her self hating nature, she was also a feminazi and that pushed the idealist proud alpha male in me away from her.

Today with maturity i look back and think that i needed to understand her better because she must have been traumatized by her and her family’s situation and bad experiences because of the exodus enforced by Kashmir Muslims.
 
Rajdeep said:
Don't mind me saying but liberals like you are directly responsible for what is happening in the country.
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The first thing that needs to happen is that we need a full-time Home Minister.

The current guy with an Iranian invader's name is only good for faaltu ED-CBI fake case stuff.
 
m.shah said:
Kashmiris never supported innocent killing and protested this attack, but some hindu parrties are openly giving ultimatum to kashmiris to leave India. Students are getting beaten in colleges , scores injured, Kashmiri vehicles are burnt down in Delhi. This attack has served its purpose sadly. Situation is so much similar to 2016 and 2019. Indian govt must do something to stop this. Kashmir is so volatile, God forbid if someone is getting killed by these attacks outside Kashmir then situation will get tense here too.
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Damn sorry to hear brother. Hope things get better soon 🙏
 
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