Pakistan govt now after Priyanka Chopra - Page 17

What a stupid thing to do? Heights of jealousy & Idiocy

Instead of focusing on it's pressing internal matters, like to provide food, electricity, water, medical treatment to its citizens, the whole focus is on sending terrorists to kill innocents on India? Isn't this evil?

No one but pakistan is to blame itself that now it's dirty game of terrorism stands exposed. No country wants to stand by them including Saudi and UAE.

Originally posted by: ZanduBaaM

Hadd hai apni country ki magazine ne survey karaya us main bhi 2nd

Before this topic get closed lemme laugh jee bhar ke🤣🤣🤣

Unending embarrassment for Pakistan: Bangladesh too backs India, says Article 370 an internal matter

https://www.indiatvnews.com/news/india-unending-embarrassment-for-pakistan-bangladesh-too-backs-india-says-article-370-an-internal-matter-543774

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People using bw libetards opinion as some credible source🤣

Originally posted by: Sanya.91

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uEInTMoOd64

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IEdVdcePw9o

bas kar do bas...

saaniya bas

ab toh log bhi khatam ho gayeein hain PM ke liyan

Originally posted by: Golden-dew

Hope better sense prevails and people realise it instead of attacking your views blindly.

seriously......... I agree that politicians all over the world are the worst humans, but we at least acknowledge it and try to find the best in the ones contesting.......... but these members dont even acknowledge that how dumb it is for the Pakistani government to spew so much venom from his twitter handle......... and now this..........going after a celeb......

Their celebs directly spewed venom about India's internal matters.......Mahira spewed nonsense..... that 2 cents celeb also tried to grab attention........even that bitter butt-hurt singer......... but Indian government paid two hoots to these celebs, cause in the larger schemes they dont matter.......... neither do PC holding UN's position.......... but kaun samajhaye inko...........

Originally posted by: guenhwyvar

That’s a fictional movie, not a documentary.

Are we going to resort to fictional depictions now?

Fiction BASED on true events

your defense was VERY WEAK and lame.

Your bolltywood made a FICTIONAL movie BUT DO THEY HAD TO ALTER THE SOCALLED "REALITY" (a "supposedly" non violent Indian army) TO SUIT THE FICTION my dear....??? 🤪

This thread is too entertaining🤣🤣🤣

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UZH3Kdvh0Mc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7TZ-9UOmwlQ

aise video aur bhi ..

YEH JNU Liberal toh nahi?

hahahahah

Not proud as an Indian: Amartya Sen

He strongly criticizes India's recent move on Kashmir

Nobel laureate Prof Amartya Sen. Photo: Collected/File

Star Online Report

Nobel laureate Dr Amartya Sen on Monday came down heavily on Indian government's recent move on Kashmir, saying it not only emphasised majority rule "as opposed to it sustaining the rights of all human beings".

"I don't think ultimately you will have any resolution in Kashmir without democracy," he said during an interview by NDTV.

Pointing out the loopholes in the country's government decision on multiple levels, the 85-year-old told NDTV: "As an Indian, I am not proud of the fact that India, after having done so much to achieve a democratic norm in the world -- where India was the first non-Western country to go for democracy -- that we lose that reputation on the grounds of action that have been taken".

The government's move earlier this month to end Jammu and Kashmir's special status and bifurcate the state into two union territories have received political and popular support.

The bifurcation bill received support from several key opposition parties and individual leaders. Even a section of Congress leaders applauded the end to the special status, which has now put Jammu and Kashmir on par with the rest of the country -- doing sway with its own constitution, flag, penal code and the power to decide who buys land in the state.

Amid anticipation about the possibility buying land in Jammu and Kashmir by people from other states, Dr Sen said it should have been "something for the people of the state (Jammu and Kashmir) to decide".

"This is something in which Kashmiris have a legitimate point of view because it is their land," he said.

He was also critical of the government's decision to keep the mainstream political leaders of Jammu and Kashmir under arrest.

"I don't think you will ever have fairness and justice without hearing the voices of the leaders of the people and if you keep thousands of leaders under restraint and many of them in jail, including big leaders who have led the country and formed governments in the past ... you are stifling the channel of democracy that makes democracy a success," he said.

The government has described its decision to place Jammu and Kashmir under a massive security blanket as "preventive measures" to prevent backlash that might cost lives.

"That's the classic colonial excuse. That's how the British ran the country for 200 years," Dr Sen said. "The last thing that I expected when we got our independence... is that we would go back to our colonial heritage of preventive detentions," he added.