I am amazed to see the comments of this honorable diplomat! He is calling the Baloch fighters as "freedom fighter" but when the same things happens in India (Kashmir, Assam etc) the people are called terrorists. I strongly feel that these kinds of comments should be restrained especilly by people of this stature.
RE:why this double standard
by Hindu Indian on Aug 29, 2006 10:46 AM Permalink
See, why do the hindus never trust you. You will always be Muslims first, & then Indian. You will stay in this country & shed your tears for the Pakis coz they are your brothers. But when your Kashmiri Muslim brethren kills innocent Hindus, it becomes an Islamic Freedom Struggle.
Why don't you just get out of India & stay in your beloved Muslim country. India will be a lot better place without people like you.
RE:why this double standard
by balan on Sep 12, 2006 07:55 PM Permalink
mr losser , please think beyond your so called muslim brother across the boder or into islamic terriost land, i'm with the governtment for this atleast , ther is no point letting pakistsni's so easy, what you sow ,so you shall reap,it means we involving can acutally kill less number , with thier people fighting will certainly kill more of islamic beast's we will see complete destrction of that whole zone baluchistan is just a begining . please help your brother's .losser
RE:why this double standard
by vinod on Aug 31, 2006 04:27 AM Permalink
dear shadab, dont compare balouchistan with kashmir. kashmir was and is a integral part of india. the so called freedom fighter in kashmir are neither kashmiri nor they are interested in the wellbeing of kashmiris. they are the paid foreign militants operating from outside kashmir. regarding balouchistan, first you go through the history of balouchistan. before pakistan it was the part of oman sultanat. the sultan of oman sell it to pakistan in 1958.when pakistan formed in 1947 it was not a part of pakistan. they deserve to be called freedom fighter.
RE:why this double standard
by Pravin Panicker on Aug 29, 2006 07:34 AM Permalink
I think this is a good trend. Pak always indulges in the internal conflicts of India. Its time we gave them a dose of their own medicine. To win against their two faced innocence, we need to ensure that they are split into thousand parts. We need to encourage a proxy war in Pak.
