Students Unfurl Pakistani Flag at the University of Kashmir

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@hollowman

we simply don’t believe you Aunty, either you r Pakistani or Talibani coz your mentality is like Talibani jihadi and you roam freely in Pakistan, where others start hitting their heads here on the wall when they don’t get their Visa to Pakistan, like some Punjabis to whom i know personally. So you first prove your identity that you belong to Indian Kashmir, post something solid in image section like your Indian Passport or tickets to Pakistan or something related to Indian Kashmir only then we will believe you that you belong to India, till then

Blah blah blah…how pathetic.

You people run out of intelligent things to say (rather quickly) so all you have left is throwing tantrums and insisting that I must not be Kashmiri (as if you people ultimate judges of what “real” Kashmiris are like), or that I’m an extremist…I’m not sure which accusation is more absurd.

Feel free to continue whining…you’re just making yourself look stupid.

@Get_smart

1. you don’t get to choose your mother or mother land. When you’re born you’re stuck with that. You can whine and cry all you want but that is what it is. Anyone who schemes against their own country is known as an ingrate at best and a traitor at worst.

As I pointed out earlier, I’ve never worked against Kashmir, so my conscience is clean. As for India, it’s as much my motherland as the UK was your grandfather’s. Call me a traitor all you want…I’m sure the British thought the same of all your “freedom fighters” too.

@Get_smart

2. History is not merely a story. The name Kashmir came from Sage Kashyap. To this day the Kashyap lineage is alive and well traceable through the gothra system. Thousands and thousands of Hindu boys borne into that lineage are taught the lineage when they are between 6 and 10 usually. I don’t expect you to know that since someone in your ancestry stopped being Hindu and therefore you would have lost that part of history.

“History” traditionally refers to independently verifiable fact…not religious stories. The story of Kashyapa, father of the snake gods and the fire goddess, magically draining a lake and creating Kashmir is not independently verifiable fact…it is religious mythology. Feel free to go and discuss it at a Hindu forum, but it is beyond irrelevant in a discussion of the modern political realities of Kashmir.