Detonator Posted March 6, 2014 Posted March 6, 2014 On topic, the students are just seeking attention lol.
Roshanrocks Posted March 6, 2014 Posted March 6, 2014 “I don’t like Pakistan for anything else. It’s just their cricket team that I support.” :blink: Just wonder if these suspended students go and join some jihadi group and come back n bomb some Indian city in the future .... :hmmm:
Detonator Posted March 6, 2014 Posted March 6, 2014 ^ then they are victims of injustice by the college. We have to peacefully wait for them to stop bombing
KeyboardWarrior Posted March 6, 2014 Posted March 6, 2014 Prosecute them and Hang those bastards on Live Tv transmission .... :orderorder:
Detonator Posted March 6, 2014 Posted March 6, 2014 Prosecute them and Hang those bastards on Live Tv transmission .... :orderorder: dood, this is not saudicricketfans.com
KeyboardWarrior Posted March 6, 2014 Posted March 6, 2014 dood' date=' this is not saudicricketfans.com[/quote'] :cantstop:
hhunaeh Posted March 6, 2014 Posted March 6, 2014 Support in a cricket match is just support in a cricket match. It does not amount to anything else. It does not amount to sedition. Please don't believe people who try to escalate it into kashmiri independence, partition, kashmir belongs to kashmiris only and what not. Until and unless these students indulged in violent acts against india, which they did not by the way, the people escalating this into a bigger issue should be our greater concern.
Sachinism Posted March 6, 2014 Posted March 6, 2014 Prosecute them and Hang those bastards on Live Tv transmission .... :orderorder: Could be done during IPL Strategic Breaks?
CommonMan Posted March 6, 2014 Posted March 6, 2014 They don't deserve to live in this country. Chase them to Pakiland
hhunaeh Posted March 6, 2014 Posted March 6, 2014 BJP demands action against suspended Kashmiri students of Meerut university While the management of Meerut's Swami Vivekanand Subharti University is trying hard to handle the controversy regarding suspension of 68 Kashmiri students for raising pro- Pakistan slogans during the recent Asia Cup cricket match, the Bharatiya Janata Party ( BJP) seems to be making it a political issue by demanding that these students be booked for alleged " anti national activities." The varsity management had suspended these students of B. Tech, MBA and Bachelor of Law on Monday when they refused to tender apology for allegedly vitiating communal atmosphere on the campus by raising pro- Pakistan slogans and ransacking the properties on Sunday night. The university authorities have said their suspension would be revoked if they tendered apology and give an undertaking that they would behave properly on the campus. But the BJP leaders on Wednesday burnt the effigy of the university administration and organised a protest in the city. They have also given a three- day ultimatum to the police administration to book these students for " their involvement in anti- national activities." BJP district vice- president Ajit Chaudhary said, " The Kashmiri students had raised pro- Pakistan slogans after India lost to Pakistan at the Asia Cup on Sunday night. But the university and local police administration have colluded to support these anti- national students. We want the police to book them for their involvement in anti- national activities." R. K. Garg, registrar of the university, told Mail Today that they have handled the situation in the best possible manner. "There were five or six students who were cheering after Pakistan won when watching the match in the common hall of Madanlal Dhingra Hostel. Some local students objected to it. But these Kashmiri students turned violent. They removed their shirts and danced in the night for many hours. They also damaged furniture, window panes and a badminton court. We reached there after knowing about the incident and somehow sent them back to their room. But next day, there was visible tension on the campus," Garg said. "We were anxious because Meerut is a sensitive city. So we called the 68 Kashmiri students who were watching the match and asked them to reveal names of those who were involved in violence. But they refused to divulge identity of the rogue students. We suspended 67 of them for three days. One of them was spared because he was unwell. We have admitted him to hospital," he said. "Our primary aim was to remove these students from the hostel to avoid clash with some local students who were reacting sharply to previous night's behaviour of the Kashmiri students. We also asked the suspended students where they wanted to go. We arranged two buses and sent two professors with them. We also requested the police to escort them," said Garg. BJP
The Outsider Posted March 6, 2014 Posted March 6, 2014 The country has gone to the dogs. Sedition charges for supporting a cricket team, while ek se badh kar ek desh drohi occupies our political space.
Khalpat Posted March 6, 2014 Posted March 6, 2014 Support in a cricket match is just support in a cricket match. It does not amount to anything else. It does not amount to sedition. Please don't believe people who try to escalate it into partition' date=' kashmir belongs to [s']kashmiris Indians and what not. Until and unless these students indulged in violent acts against india, which they did not by the way, the people escalating this into a bigger issue should be our greater concern. Corrected. Lets wait till they bomb some place. Dude shout pro Iranian and pro Arabia or Pro SriLankan slogan no body gives a damn. But you also know the reason as to why these guys are shouting Anti Indian slogan in the mid of Indian state. They are asking a question, "We will do this, what can you guys do?" There are two ways to deal with them, one go to them say "No No we are also good people please don't do this" the other way is put a big stick inside their azz and ask them will you do again? Most of the time with these real Zahils the second way should work.
Detonator Posted March 6, 2014 Posted March 6, 2014 The country has gone to the dogs. Sedition charges for supporting a cricket team' date=' while ek se badh kar ek desh drohi occupies our political space.[/quote'] It's not for supporting the cricket team, it's for shouting "Pakistan Zindabad", which could create hostility inside a college campus. The slogan promotes rebellious acts.
Detonator Posted March 6, 2014 Posted March 6, 2014 Corrected. Lets wait till they bomb some place. Dude shout pro Iranian and pro Arabia or Pro SriLankan slogan no body gives a damn. But you also know the reason as to why these guys are shouting Anti Indian slogan in the mid of Indian state. They are asking a question, "We will do this, what can you guys do?" There are two ways to deal with them, one go to them say "No No we are also good people please don't do this" the other way is put a big stick inside their azz and ask them will you do again? Most of the time with these real Zahils the second way should work. +++ Jihadi Zahils would be appropriate.
Iconoclast Posted March 6, 2014 Posted March 6, 2014 Kashmiri's are expressing their free will ... maybe people should start respecting it ?
SLICKR392 Posted March 6, 2014 Posted March 6, 2014 Kashmiri's are expressing their free will ... maybe people should start respecting it ? 'Some' Kashmiris, not all. Get it right!
Khalpat Posted March 6, 2014 Posted March 6, 2014 Kashmiri's are expressing their free will ... maybe people should start respecting it ? The day when 1.2 Billion people will start expressing their free will, not even god will be able to save few countries of this planet. Please respect the freewill of people of Merrut and the University.
hhunaeh Posted March 6, 2014 Posted March 6, 2014 Corrected. Lets wait till they bomb some place. Dude shout pro Iranian and pro Arabia or Pro SriLankan slogan no body gives a damn. But you also know the reason as to why these guys are shouting Anti Indian slogan in the mid of Indian state. They are asking a question, "We will do this, what can you guys do?" There are two ways to deal with them, one go to them say "No No we are also good people please don't do this" the other way is put a big stick inside their azz and ask them will you do again? Most of the time with these real Zahils the second way should work. One of the article has quotes that tell us these kids were alone and not with other students, SVSU vice-chancellor Manzoor Ahmad said the issue has been "unnecessarily politicized". "It is true the boys had raised pro-Pakistan slogans but there was no fight between students, since at that point, only Kashmiri students were watching the match in that particular hostel," he said. So this is not a case of "We will do this, what can you guys do?" kind of provocation. The fact they are they are in an Indian institution and might find work in India in the future shows you which side they are on. Some might not like india completely, some might dislike us to a certain degree. They might cheer for pakistan but if they live and work in India there is no way they are going to sabotage their own lives, at least not the majority of them. Some might go the extremist way but certainly not all 67 of them. And while they are out of kashmir, it gives us an opportunity to reach out to them. A lot of young people change, when they move out of their homes and into universities.
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