Clarke Posted January 5, 2011 Posted January 5, 2011 With the BJP’s youth wing planning to hoist the Tricolour at Srinagar’s historic Lal Chowk, the chairman of the Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF), Yasin Malik, has a sent a word of caution. Malik said that if the BJP tried to hoist the flag, “We will see who will hoist the flag and whose flag it would be.†Saying that the BJP’s move to unfurl the Tricolour at Lal Chowk is a “grave provocationâ€, Malik said, “It would not be their flag that will be hoisted in Lal Chowk.†He made the remarks at a seminar — ‘UN resolution: legal base of Kashmir dispute’ — organised by Hurriyat doves here on Tuesday. http://www.indianexpress.com/news/Malik-to-BJP--Will-see-who-hoists-Lal-Chowk-flag/733406 Asking Bharatiya Janata Party to drop its plan to hoist the national flag at Lal Chowk in Srinagar on Republic Day, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Wednesday warned the party that it would be responsible for "any repercussions" in the Valley. Abdullah accused BJP of trying to set Kashmir on fire again after peace returned to the Valley following a prolonged civil unrest. The BJP, however, rubbished Omar's charge that it was trying to incite violence. http://www.rediff.com/news/slide-show/slide-show-1-omar-warns-bjp-not-to-hoist-tricolour-at-lal-chowk/20110105.htm ========================================= In summary, BJP youth wing wants to hoist the tricolor at Lal Chowk. The separatists are obviously against it and Omar Abdullah has his hands full; after all he has to compete in the next election. For those who did not know, here's what Lal Chowk looked like on last year's Independence Day (India's Independence Day, i must clarify).
vaibhav_delhi Posted January 5, 2011 Posted January 5, 2011 If the state government cant gaurenty peaceful flag hoisting, call the army in. But do not back down on hoisting the indian flag at any cost now.
ViruRulez Posted January 5, 2011 Posted January 5, 2011 The flag hoisting should surely go ahead but it should not be made into religious issues but national issues. How the bloody feck did the Paki flag go there. The persons who did that should be kicked out of India and Kashmir.
Sir john Posted January 6, 2011 Posted January 6, 2011 our cm son anurag thakur is leader if BJP youth brigade. hope all goes well
ViruRulez Posted January 6, 2011 Posted January 6, 2011 you are talking about roughy 5Million people :giggle: Dont care if it is one or if it is 5 million but anybody who disrespects the nation should be kicked in the ****.
someone Posted January 6, 2011 Posted January 6, 2011 What the hell is this? People in the same country scared of even hoisting the flag along with the extraordinarily warning by these so called Indian employees.
ViruRulez Posted January 6, 2011 Posted January 6, 2011 which is what Israel does ... but unlike Israel we dont pocess balls of steel ... what we do is go beg the mofo's to play by the rules ... afterall got to keep up that image of Baapuji na ... what will he think when we meet him upstairs. But make no mistake ... this story will continue every where in India as and when Muslims become a majority in any area. Next up are the eastern states where infiltration is just simply not possible to check. Israel is not the right example as India is our own land whereas Israel is somewhat of an occupied land. There is religious disparities rather than balls of steel in Israel and so that is not the right example. Regarding Gandhiji I regard him as the best human ever to have walked on the face of this earth and rate him higher than even the prophets and religious persons. His principles were very good but may not be fully applicable in 21st century. We need to play by the rules while also being stern. When there is any clash of thoughts with national interests then the nation must always come first. Rest we should play by the rules as that is needed in this age of globalization. Regarding the second part of your post, I dont see why any religion should be brought in this especially in regards to other parts. I agree about the infiltration and that it should be ended for sure. But there is nothing related to majority and minority or anything else. Nearly all the terrorist organizations in eastern part of India are not Muslims but are rather from other religions and so your statement hardly makes sense regarding majority. I doubt you have any idea about eastern part of India and maybe partial reading has made you only half literate about these things. I was born in the eastern part of India and so you can be more sure about my words regarding the region. And to be frank, the infiltrators from Bangladesh are not only from one religion but several religions including Muslims, Hindus, Christians and tribals/atheists/primitives. And the infiltration had been going on since 1947. I dont believe in regionalism but if you ask me frankly then not only Bangladeshi infiltrators but people from other parts of India have also been infiltrating the region especially Assam ever since independence. The genuine Assamese in Assam are nearly a minority due to the continuous infiltration from Bangladesh as well as other parts of India. Nearly all the businesses and high posts were occupied by North Indians like Marwaris etc. while all the manual labor jobs were occupied by Bangladeshis and Biharis. To add on top of this now terrorist leaders are being set free without any trial making it even worse for eastern parts. The terrorists who had killed lakhs of people mercilessly are now openly making rallies and raising the flags of their terrorist organizations. To be frank you would never understand how complex the whole situation is in eastern parts of India. The whole situation is quite messed up in the region but then the whole of India and Indian political parties is somewhat to be blamed for the situation. Politics is as dirty if not more in the eastern pars. Just to give a recent example, the largest dam in perhaps the whole of India with 2000 MW generation capacity is being built in Assam and it is expected to provide uninterrupted not only to Assam but the whole of Eastern India and maybe even parts of Northern India. But all the opposition political parties and local groups including AGP (main opposition party), BJP etc. are not letting the construction take place although it is halfway constructed. Everyone is playing politics even over development and from this you can get an idea of how dirty politics is in Eastern parts of India. Everything is messed up even more than maybe UP and it is extremely difficult to find people who are actually interested in the nation and its development instead of their personal agendas. Similarly in West Bengal Trinamool tries to pull down CPM by hook or by crook even if she needs to support the Maoists (whom are also terrorists IMO) or any other anti-national group. You would not understand the region as you have very less idea regarding it and religion is the last issue in the parts as there are a lot more serious issues as the whole thing is messed up. But for sure the infiltration of Bangladeshis of any religion whatsoever cannot be tolerated.
hari504504 Posted January 6, 2011 Posted January 6, 2011 where all the T-90s we have ...rusting in government garages... roll some of em into Lalchowk d****d in the tricolor, lets see if anyone murmurs even a whisper of dissent. Are we seriously afraid of the UN ??... while Israel has all these years shown the finger to the UN almost continuously... Instead of giving Kashmir special status we should definitely remove the goddamn special status..allow Indians from other states to own property in Kashmir (learn from China and Tibet), encourage Biharis to move into Kashmir along with Lalloo's entourage..all this hoo haa will soon come to a close.
Mamu Posted January 7, 2011 Posted January 7, 2011 The flag hoisting should surely go ahead but it should not be made into religious issues but national issues. How the bloody feck did the Paki flag go there. The persons who did that should be kicked out of India and Kashmir. I dont think that is a Paki Flag, that is JKLFs own little flag.
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