Indian police and paramilitary soldiers watch Kashmiri Muslim protesters from a distance during a p

Indian police and paramilitary soldiers watch Kashmiri Muslim protesters from a distance during a protest in Srinagar, India, Friday, Sept. 3, 2010. Indian police fired tear gas shells Friday to disperse protesters.

A Violent Crime Resurrects Kashmir's Call for Freedom

A Violent Crime Resurrects Kashmir's Call for Freedom

Saturday, September 4, 2010

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Re: Now Indian Army has started killing Muslim women in JK: This time 18 years old gi

PLZ I REQUEST ALL PEAPLE JUST SEE THE MUTLI CULTURE DEMOCRACY COUNTRY.

am surprised to such emotionally charged responses of many honorable Pakistani members here with regards to religion. It is shocking why do people have to explain them for killing terrorists. Pakistanis say that ISAF is killing muslims, they blame us for following our laws in Switzerland, they blame the Indians for killing militants...

Aren't there women suicide bombers as well as 12 year olds who are brainwashed to kill people? Iraq has seen a rise and so has Pakistan's tribal region. Then how can you deny something that is happening on a daily basis within your own country?

There are currently 12 countries at the most with full-fledged militants who claim to be fighting for Muslim cause. Even Thailand and Philippines which have little to do with Pakistan, are suffering from Islamic militancy. What do Pakistani members have to say for that? Muslim oppression?

In that case, I would like to appreciate the rights that Muslim countries give non-Muslims in their own borders. The Middle East and unfortunately most Islamic countries suffer the worst record of rights abuse as compared to non-Islamic, falling only second to Communist countries like North Korea. Republic of India and other countries are not exactly angelic either and have their own issues, but as most democratic countries, they have a very good track record that are cross-verifiable by many neutral agencies.

I have been plenty of times to Middle Eastern countries like Saudi Arabia and Kuwait due to my profession, where I had to remove my locket (religious) that was inside my shirt and the airport authorities threw it in front of my eyes. What right does it serve them to do this?

I would be grateful if Pakistani members can fairly and neutrally answer me these questions:

1) How many temples, churches, synagogues, pagodas etc are there in Islamic countries, despite the fact that most of the Arab states of non-Muslim expatriates more than their indigenous population?

2) How many non-Muslim religious activities are socially allowed in these countries?

3) How much is religious proselytism accepted of Muslim people into non-Muslim faiths?

The answers to all these, is: None.

And since so many threads here are open regarding oppression of minorities in India, I as a neutral person want to ask honorable Pakistani members one question:

Why has there been such a reduction of ethnic minorities in Pakistan since their inception? From the UN total of 10.18% in 1950 of adherents of Hinduism alone, to less than 1.6% in 2007. Apart from this, the Christian, Sikh and Buddhists. I can provide you similar neutral statistics for entire European Union.

United Kingdom is the biggest example of religious freedom here in European Union.

Just incase Pakistani members weren't aware of neutral statistics, the Republic of India has seen a growth of Muslim population from 7.8% in 1952 to 13.2%. in 2007.

European countries again give equal freedom to Muslims and more than even Islamic countries when contextually compared to the questions that I have asked above.

I would be glad if some honorable members can prove me otherwise.

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