"Imran Khan must do more about Kashmir": Pakistani cricketer Shahid Afridi

[rtmohanlal]

New Delhi: Swashbuckling Pakistani batsman Shahid Afridi believes Imran Khan must do more about Kashmir and, India and Pakistan should resolve the issue through a Kashmiri-owned, Kashmiri-led peace process.

 

 

 

 

 

He also asserts that “Kashmir belongs to the Kashmiris. Not to Indians. Not to Pakistanis. That debate comes later. But first and foremost, Kashmir is for the Kashmiri people themselves.”

Afridi has come out with his autobiography in which tells his life story just the way he bats - instinctively, candidly and with no holds barred.

 

Naya Pakistan

 

Afridi says he is a big fan of “what Khan’s Naya Pakistan is doing with India”.

“From his peace overtures (I quote his first speech, about Pakistan taking two steps towards peace if the Indians take one step - an approach I personally believe in too) to opening the Kartarpur corridor and releasing the Indian Air Force pilot shot down by the Pakistanis in February 2019 - peaceful relations with India are essential. Both countries, even the subcontinental region, will flourish,” the all-rounder writes.

“However, Imran Khan must do more about Kashmir. We have to resolve that issue. We have to save the Kashmiri people, and we must involve them in the peace process. Nobody in the Indian subcontinent has suffered or struggled more than Kashmiris,” he says.

 

“So much resources go into guarding this territory. So much goes into policing the Line of Control. So many mouths can get fed, so many minds can be nourished, if India and Pakistan resolve the Kashmir issue through a Kashmiri-owned, Kashmiri-led peace process,” he writes.

Afridi claims that Indo-Pak peace is a whole different argument and boils down to one man: Narendra Modi. He also claims that Khan is “relatively more flexible than Modi ji” and “he has already proven this”.

[rtmohanlal]

this senseless moron should realize one important matter. ie: Kashmir was annexed to India as per the rules that existed those days in 1947 and hence Kashmir has been an integral part of India and will always be.How dare he says that “Kashmir belongs to the Kashmiris. Not to Indians "!!!!. 

[Khota]

Part of the deal when India and Pakistan were divided was that Kashmir goes to India. Pakistan attacked and occupied by force some parts of Kashmir i.e. POK. The only negotiations that can happen are about returning that part of Kashmir to India. There is nothing else to discuss.

Afridi is barely 18 now, he should let adults handle it.

[Vilander]

27 minutes ago, Khota said:

Afridi is barely 18 now, he should let adults handle it.

[Gollum]

Afridi's cousin killed in J&K: BSF

 

Shahid Afridi rants about Kashmir: Terrorist cousin was killed in Anantnag, his tribe had invaded Valley in 1947

 

Police confirm Shahid Afridi's militant cousin killed in J&K

 

His cousin was a jihadi who was sent to 72 hoors by BSF in 2003. Who's next?

[Gollum]

In Indian colleges:

9 pointers and above get picked by Shell, Schlumberger, Google etc

8-9-> Amazon, NVIDIA, L&T

7-8-> Oracle, Reliance, TCS 

 

In 'land of pure' colleges:

9+ means direct offer by AQ, IS, Boko Haram, Pak Army

8-9-> LeT, Al-Shabaab

7-8-> Hizb, JeM, HuJI

6-7-> LeJ, anti-Baloch militants

<6-> rape/abduction/torture of Pak minorities, Pak PM

[Vilander]

3 hours ago, Gollum said:

In Indian colleges:

9 pointers and above get picked by Shell, Schlumberger, Google etc

8-9-> Amazon, NVIDIA, L&T

7-8-> Oracle, Reliance, TCS 

 

In 'land of pure' colleges:

9+ means direct offer by AQ, IS, Boko Haram, Pak Army

8-9-> LeT, Al-Shabaab

7-8-> Hizb, JeM, HuJI

6-7-> LeJ, anti-Baloch militants

<6-> rape/abduction/torture of Pak minorities, Pak PM

[urnotserious]

9 hours ago, Gollum said:

Afridi's cousin killed in J&K: BSF

 

Shahid Afridi rants about Kashmir: Terrorist cousin was killed in Anantnag, his tribe had invaded Valley in 1947

 

Police confirm Shahid Afridi's militant cousin killed in J&K

 

His cousin was a jihadi who was sent to 72 hoors by BSF in 2003. Who's next?

Big hearts get big bullets. 

 

Courtesy - IAF.