Its said so many deaths happened..Its sad of course..but as we all know they themselves are the cause of these deaths..so pakis should learn doosro ko marne ka jo sochtein hai khud marte hain...n its reallys said here too they talking about muslims killed...now after such statements obviously ull increase hatred from other communities..its sad but their karma..
But I find many people are happy and laugh at these death in Karachi. Why?
Those who died (Pakistanis) have done such things (killed innocents, drug smuggling, sheltering terrorists and mafias like Dawood) not only in India but also worldwide (in Bangladesh, in Afghanistan, in India, in America's WTC etc) that the world laughs at their death.
Mr. topno, dont shed these cowardice tears, you kno all those died have gone to heaven, they have been provioded with jannath and virgin girls to enjoy, so stop crying, and enjoy as those killed are also enjoing, now at this time they may be gyrating with our old dead film star heroinees like nargis,nutan etc.
RE:Laugh at their death...
by siva kumar on Oct 19, 2007 03:57 PM Permalink
We feel pity for our misguided brethern but the 60 year suffering we have undergone by them have made us to laugh. They never showed any negative reaction when thousands of Indians were killed..
Pak is a nation built on hatred-hatred of India. Nothing built on hatred ever thrives.It is only a matter of time that their hatred consumes them and they sink to oblivion.Tit-for-tat-ism with India, terrorism against India are all proving to be costly and counterproductive to the pakis. May the jihadis rot in hell Satya
All the chickens are coming home to roost as far as Pak is concerned. For years Pak has tried to run with the hare and hunt with the hounds! Sponsor Islamic and narco terorism in India while positioning itself as a ket ally of the USA & UK. Every ruler of Pakistan from Zia-Benazir-Sharif to Mush did the same thing. Now, the terrorists have gone out of control and started biting the very hands that fed it like dogs gone rabid. But the biggest threat especially for India is a spectre of an anarchic and lawless pakistan ruled by the mad mullas having a nuclear bomb! So the only choice is to support Mush, Bhutto or Sharif! Hobson's choice
India should extend more support to the separatist movements in Balochistan, Sindh and NWFP. We should train and arm their fighters and provide money and medicines as well. Besides, just the way Pakistan is destabilising India's economy by circulating fake notes, I am sure its not too difficult to fake Pakistani notes and make a mess of their economy. HYPERINFLATION!!! The weaker Pakistan gets more will be the reason for the US to get in deeper here and invariably India gains as then it becomes difficult to sustain the state-sponsored anti-India movement.
RE:India should do more
by ketan dand on Oct 19, 2007 03:41 PM Permalink
I totally agree. This is a crucial point in history - something similar to 1947 when Jammu and Kashmir were invaded. India chose to play peace-lover then. Lets learn from our mistakes. India has always found success whenever we have dealt with Pak with an iron hand, remember 1971 and 1999? Lets stick to the formula which has serves us well. As regards the peacemakers, I would like to remind them what China did to India after we trusted them with what was then known as Panchsheel [1962] and what Pak did to India after Vajpayee's bus ride [1999]. How many times do we want to be fooled before we realise our mistake? Lets hope not before too late.
RE:India should do more
by sameer on Oct 19, 2007 03:44 PM Permalink
arey ketan our leaders are all bhadwas they will sell the country but will not do anything which will hurt theri minority vote bank as if all indian muslims are concrned with pakis
RE:RE:India should do more
by Satish Bhopale on Oct 19, 2007 03:49 PM Permalink
I don't think it is a plan from the followers of Altaf Husen. I think it is pre planned to get Cheap Publicity for Benazir or it may be the stunt of Mush to Warn Ben that from Now the Summer will be more Hot so be carefull.
