Pakistan Crossing Limits

Our neighbour has made sure to interfere in our business every time it gets an opportunity.
The resolutions passed in the Pakistan National and State Assemblies regarding the current situation in J&K is one more such attempt. They See human rights violation in J&K and what they are doing in Baluchistan is their internal matter. The Pakistan have always funded the terrorism and separatist movements in J&K. This India has been alleging since long but the old Time friend of PAkistan i.e. USA Has also felt the same now.

The separatists have been shouting pro pakistan slogans in the kashmir valley and have been showing the Pakistani Flags on the road, shows that they are insulting our national Honor - our National Flag. but the central government is not interested in prosecuting them for doing so.

More over time and again the pakistan is violating the cease fire and thus assisting the intrudors a cover to enter india.

Allegations of economic blockade, are just red herring and the fact is that the trucks are going in and out of the valley. The sepratists themselves are creating blockade if any and are asking for an open way to the pakistan for trade.

There is no government in KAshmir and it is under Governer rule and the elections are fast approaching and the government has made a panel of those people who are not interested in the solution of this problem, and some who have caused this problem.

All this happening together and our government is sleeping.

I Condemn the pakistani attempt to make the Kashmir instable.

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