US Ambassador Sergio Gor Visits J&K, Calls Region An Important Part Of India; Pakistan Protests

[Yasser76]

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you should spend time reading up about this stuff before commenting on them.

You should spend more time on posting properly

 

[onlinpunit]

Indian concerned about human rights? Pot calling the kettle black

So now we are competing over who is the worse !

 

[I*R*A]

Give it some time, Kashmiris living in indian illegally occupied Kashmir will rise against the hindutva. Give it some time. No need for war, it will happen on its own, organic. The tactics used by hindutva indian government are going to last only that much.

 

[Neojinnah]

So now we are competing over who is the worse !

There's no doubt who is worse. Pakistan is currently under an illegitimate junta which is persecuting all groups within Pakistan, hence the HR violations. Otherwise, Kashmiris in Pakistan only have friends, brothers, and well wishers. Meanwhile in India, it's the opposite. Kashmiris are despised by 1 billion radicalized cow fanatics by virtue of being non-Hindus. Modi can disappear and all that will happen is he will be replaced by some other cow fanatic swine with seething hatred for non-Hindus and an unjustified greedy entitlement to the land of non-Hindu native Kashmiri locals because "Rishi Kashyap saar"

 

[Corax]

Obvious—it’s a dead horse .

However, it will remain alive in the UN chapter of “unresolved disputes.”

New leaders will come, beat the same old music on a new drum, and make a big show of it. But eventually, no one will care. People will simply enjoy the party and move on.

Is it? That's why your government bitches like a little girl if someone prints a map they don't like? You still claim Azad Kashmir.

 

[gamaji]

A informal statement from an ambassador has no significance, credibility, or diplomatic standing. First of all, the US policy regarding this dispute is well known. US considers the state of J&K as a disputed area. Second, the Kashmir dispute is well recognized by the world community and the UN resolutions related to this dispute are still valid and standing. India expelling the UN observers from the occupied J&K does not nullify those resolutions.

India will have to resolve this dispute in any case, willingly or unwillingly.

I don't think Modi or any other Indian PM will be able to do much.