Comments on: Price of Treachery

By: Ashish

Ashish — Thu, 22 Dec 2011 16:19:56 +0000

@Sharon: we are watching decade after decade what the asha aman bull crap has achieved till now.terrorism is their masters rozi roti n i dnt feel they have any reason to ditch that.till we do a sunny deol hindustan tha hai aur rahega on them.

@gb:imo ur blogs on pakistan n kashmir give a solid analysis of the truth behind the actual kashmir problem

By: Rishi Khujur

Rishi Khujur — Thu, 05 Jun 2008 15:07:48 +0000

@ Sharon

Why do you feel “Kashmirians” do not have education?

Also, what makes you think that “Kashmirians” resort to violence because they are undeducated and dont have equality?

By extension, what is your definition of “Equality” vis-a-vis “Kashmirians”?

Why shouldn’t one not consider a more plausable reason for violence, like, say, BELIEF IN THE KORAN AND ITS HATEFUL IDEOLOGY (islam)?

There is enough empirical evidence to make that connection.

Would love to her more from you.

By: Sharon

Sharon — Thu, 05 Jun 2008 13:39:57 +0000

first of all nice opinianated article
now i dont want to be the odd one out but what other option does the PM have?
i mean us Indians have a history of peacekeeping. we fought for freedom using ahimsa. non violence. we have always tried to compromise.not once have we attacked another country for their land or resources.We have a very proud history of peacekeeping.

i am not gonna say what they are doing in Kashmir is fair. infact it is racism.Its disgusting that even after 101 years after freedom we still havnt made a succesful peace pact with Pakistan. and its also disgusting that we have to pay money to the people who are promotin g violece in Kashmir (i dont want to name religions or names).

Instead of giving away money, it would have been better if the government used half of the money to promote equality among the kashmirians. The source of violence comes from lack of education. as we all know most Kashmirians do not get proper eductation. instead they are brainwashed by some religious or terrorist leaders. This is indeed disgusting. if half of the money was used to promote education and equality. maybe in one or two generations we can hope Kashmir to be peaceful.

One more thing. we are not above the pakistanis. even now we still abuse them and call them names. They might have separated from us but still they are our siblings. India and Pakistan may never reunite again but it doesnt make a difference that we were once together and these people we are so used to abusing and discriminating were once our neighbours and friends. If they are too blind to see that, then we should be able to realize it. Crush the violence with love. wasnt that Gandhiji’s and Jesus Chrit’s motto? the thing we have to understand is that just because Indian gained freedom from the British and just because gandhi died it doesnt mean we should ignore ahimsa. I think thats what the PM is trying to do. Maybe the PM thinks that we can regain peace by trying to pay for it.

By: emgeez

emgeez — Fri, 13 Apr 2007 07:50:57 +0000

y shud the PM be concerned abt the kashmiri pundits plight? they dont threaten him with jehad after all. headlines r made when the kanchi seer is arrested but we dont have the balls to arrest the imam from the jama masjid even though it has been proved that its sacred precints house terrorists or at least provide shelter & support to them. double standards, eh?

By: Love Sweet Love at Random Thoughts of a Demented Mind

Love Sweet Love at Random Thoughts of a Demented Mind — Wed, 08 Mar 2006 18:02:23 +0000

[...] You have to understand, we are more concerned with rehabiliating terrorists—giving them the healing touch and doling out money to them so that they can abandon the path of the gun (240 crores to be precise in 2004).We are busy stifling the powers of the law-enforcement agencies as an election gimmick. While mature people cheer from the sidelines since they have caught onto the fact that the way to stop terrorism is not stronger disincentives and greater surveillance but bear hugs and a ten ruppee bill discreetly slipped into the breast-pocket. Of course not everything has changed. There are some things I said then that I still do. That it is craziness to take out a Rath Yatra now—the motives of Advani are crystal clear in this regard…to purge himself of the Jinnah comments by creating some more unrest. After all just like coaches tell out-of-form batsmen to watch videos of their best games, somebody has told Advaniji to watch footage of his old in-form self—when his balding gleaming pate reflected the hate of a thousand Saffronites. And he has taken that to heart. Of course saying this offends noone—–because even in the past when I have made this point, I have not been abused in my comments section. [...]

By: Pallavi Aiyar

Pallavi Aiyar — Wed, 18 Jan 2006 17:36:00 +0000

Even I was appalled at this sum being doled out to those beggars.

After all, isÂ´nt Pakistan used to take its begging bowl to its Islamic brethren all the time? What a surprise, this alms coming from India? A rich naion threatening to overtake the US in the next 6 months in terms of economic conditions in the country?

We lack the guts of Israel which will tolerate no violation on its land, US pat on the back be damned. We are a bunch of servile yes-men taking commands from an Italian import. No balls,no guts, always eager to please and thumping our generosity as we starve back home. IsÂ´nt the PM answerable for doling out taxpayerÂ´s money just like that?

Musharraf gave us a punch on the nose by refusing Indian Army into enter PoK, but wanted our copters! Lets be thankful that we did not accede to that command too!