Re: It's nice to hear good things said about India.
*Okei, you cooked on that Kashmiris have forgotten the past and have fallen in love with Pakistan....No problem! *
Not fallen in love. More like hating India. You asked about my contradictions, I explained the reality. Deal with it.
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....Pakistan was sure of a popular revolt in Kashmir during Kargil......did it happen?
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Care to prove that Pakistan was sure of a popular revolt? Do you have any credible sources backing up the claim (by credible, I mean non-South Asian..a major western news source)
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Do you think that Kashmiri means only Muslims?
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My knowledge far exceeds these inane question.
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Kashmiris making fool of Indian army.....already 16 years but no result, why?
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Because it is India vs. Pakistan. Not a power that India can actually match up to, like a China. Ipso facto declarations of brute force do not undercut the justification of a referendum, something that was agreed by both India and Pakistan.
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Yes...a refrendum...but Indian Govt can never agree to it in present circumstances. Time is over. Find out some other means!
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You seem to be getting emotional here. It is not about 'circumstances' and 'conditions' but rather it is about principles and laws.
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Can you call it a 'Freedom struggle' in Kashmir? Do you find a single non-Muslim in the struggle? Why Jihadis attacked non-Muslims ethnic Kashmiris' in this Freddom strugle?
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Where did I call it a freedom struggle? What are YOU talking about. Please do not assign statement to me when I have not said them. I am not affiliated with any of the above statements. My arguments are purely on a legal basis both under United Nations and Bilateral agreements such as Shimla.
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Can religious cleansing be a part of freedom struggle?
Jihadis and Hurryat gives a call for Kashmir Band....every thing is closed, shops are closed.......will Jihadis let any one live who defies the order.
This you call ‘freedom struggle’?**
Again, where did I call it a freedom struggle? I have not discussed jihadis or religious cleansing. It is an open and shut case: You do the referendum: You lose Kashmir. All of these arguments are excuses.
I will admit that if were a nationalistic Indian, I would make the same arguments, but if I were an ethical human being I would agree that the referendum is the core solution. The partition of India is not complete until the Kashmi issue is finalized.
Do carry on..