[GOTFIVEONIT]

Originally Posted by Aryan_

You're an Hindian-African-American, what do you know about Pakistan?

I don't remember
you claim to speak for the independence of kashmir. do you include pakistan occupied kashmir in that equation too?

I think Kashmir should put it's future to referendum because it hasn't been given a chance to so far. And yes that includes Pakistani Kashmir, as well as Afghanistan and Chinese occupied Kashmir. And I don't claim to speak for anyone but myself.[/quote]

aww are you that sensitive over a land that you have never seen? your not from srinagar, your not from jammu and kashmir, nor have you been there. you are not representive of those people mr. aryan white boy.

and just for the record the arabic word for india is in fact hind.

i have always said that the only solution is to make both sides held by india and pak an independent state. but people should still keep in mind, its the only muslim-majority state in india, and the only state in india where urdu is the official language, a dying language and script in india.

[GOTFIVEONIT]

Originally Posted by Dubai3000

^ you dont have to side with pakistan, but why would you side with india?

in regards to what? if muslims in india sided with pakistan on anything, you have the anti-terrorist sqaud running down to the old city of hyderabad, rounding up muslims and claiming that they are conspiring with pakistan's "ISI".

[LEGALEAGLE]

Originally Posted by Dubai3000

lol so ur telling me that you were hindus hahahahh good luck.

I don't recall making any such comment.

But of course jumping to conclusions is par for the course...so tell me when are you planning to visit Swat ?...

[Dubai3000]

Originally Posted by LEGALEAGLE

I don't recall making any such comment.

But of course jumping to conclusions is par for the course...so tell me when are you planning to visit Swat ?...

i have no interest in visiting there, yes its a beautiful land but you terrorists have totally ruined it. i would rather visit my ancestor homeland in Kashmir, it is as beautiful as swat.

and btw i thought your were from afghanistan. what do you have to do with swat area anyways. your taliban type has forcefully taken the area.

[Anderson]

Originally Posted by Dubai3000

i have no interest in visiting there, yes its a beautiful land but you terrorists have totally ruined it. i would rather visit my ancestor homeland in Kashmir, it is as beautiful as swat.

and btw i thought your were from afghanistan. what do you have to do with swat area anyways. your taliban type has forcefully taken the area.

I'm pretty sure you said you're from New Delhi

[Dubai3000]

Originally Posted by Anderson

I'm pretty sure you said you're from New Delhi

nope mom's side is all kashmiri, but ofcourse the indian occupied side.

[GOTFIVEONIT]

INDIA


Tehelka sting: Police complaint against Aaj Tak reporter

Sunday, 28 October 2007

New Delhi, October 28: The Tehelka expose on Gujarat riots has claimed its first casualty. Gujarat government pleader for the Nanavati-Shah commission, Arvind Pandya, who had been stung, put in his papers.

And as cable TV blackout continued in Ahmedabad, a plea has been filed in the Supreme Court asking for the tapes to be made admissible.

Pandya has excelled in his dual role as a VHP functionary and the government pleader at the Nanavati commission. Till of course, he was caught on the Tehelka tape saying, were Modi not a minister, he would have burst bombs. Now he says he has been deceived.

Pandya says, “They put words in my mouth. I have decided to fight. I have filed a complaint against the Aaj Tak correspondent Dhimant and two others.''

An FIR has been lodged at Maninagar police station in Ahmedabad where the FIR has been lodged accusing the reporter of criminal breach of trust and conspiracy. Dhimant says, “The swiftness with which the police moved is astonishing.''

In the state capital, the channels are still off-air. But the state's legal problems will mount. Teesta Setalvad filed an application in the Supreme Court saying that Tehelka evidence be taken note of.

The ball is now in the judiciary's court. When the case comes up for hearing again in the Supreme Court, the Gujarat government counsel will have a lot of explaining to do. -Agencies




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