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I would worry because this allows 'presidents rule' to be justified and then Punjab will be directly controlled by centre and elections will not happen...troubling clouds gathering

Pre-mediated laxity in security to place Punjab under President's rule? Shut Sikh activism down for good via utilizing "security" as a veil. Chanakaya would be proud of such a maneuver.

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Pakistan has not been able to catch 1 hindustani terrorist while India have killed 20000 Pakistani terrorist in last 20 yrs.

Stop peddling lies... The terrorist who came to India speak multani & they hail from south punjab,pakistan!

You are a Pakistani muslim or terrorist sympathizer

Why don't you get a new line, rather than 80 year old "because I have nothing better to say, you are a Pakistani Muslim!" Seriously for all the excreta you pull out of your rear end screaming, "unity, we are united! Unity, we are united!" the Pakistanis still annually slaughter your army men and your civilians. And who was Sarbjit? Your chacha, if not a Hindustani terrorist?

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Pre-mediated laxity in security to place Punjab under President's rule? Shut Sikh activism down for good via utilizing "security" as a veil. Chanakaya would be proud of such a maneuver.

My Fauji mama was killed in 'an ambush' in Kashmir during late nineties, this was a common occurence in Lanka in the eighties the other armymen committed atrocities then the sikhs were sent to catch flak...hindus wont allow us to join secret service or any other minority , ever wonder why ?

The BJP want shot of Badal and want to control the whole of punjab themselves ,it seems to me strange that 4 'terrorist' guys can kill 4 punjabi good guys so easily ...including two sikhs . I suspect they were the sacrificial lambs for this plan ...with any annual gdp of 80 million dollars punjab is still worth an immense amount to the corrupt BJP ....then there is golak money being handed over hand over fist to RSS pet projects.

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My Fauji mama was killed in 'an ambush' in Kashmir during late nineties, this was a common occurence in Lanka in the eighties the other armymen committed atrocities then the sikhs were sent to catch flak...hindus wont allow us to join secret service or any other minority , ever wonder why ?

The BJP want shot of Badal and want to control the whole of punjab themselves ,it seems to me strange that 4 'terrorist' guys can kill 4 punjabi good guys so easily ...including two sikhs . I suspect they were the sacrificial lambs for this plan ...with any annual gdp of 80 million dollars punjab is still worth an immense amount to the corrupt BJP ....then there is golak money being handed over hand over fist to RSS pet projects.

Avtar Singh Gill, Barrister, in his narrative of the 80's provides several cases where many Sikh policemen and soldiers were killed by fascist Hindu mobs. Surprisingly the victims' Hindu colleagues stood there quietly or even joined in that's how united they were with Sikhs. Ensaaf is also dealing with similar cases.

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Avtar Singh Gill, Barrister, in his narrative of the 80's provides several cases where many Sikh policemen and soldiers were killed by fascist Hindu mobs. Surprisingly the victims' Hindu colleagues stood there quietly or even joined in that's how united they were with Sikhs. Ensaaf is also dealing with similar cases.

Yup its interesting how muslims and hindus have this herd and mob mentality but Sikhs dont on the large. Sikhs actually use their brains and dont believe in stuff thats being fed to them by propagandaists. They rather live in harmony with all groups but extremist ends of hindus and muslims just want get at each others throats at any possibility.

It is true also that you will find hardly any hindu condemn operation blue star or 1980s killings of thousands of Sikhs and injustices since 1947. The hindu punjabi bramin extremists of the likes of shiv sena and brahmin sena even go to the lengths of peddling real lies that thousands of hindus were killed during 1980s when we actually do the research we find less than 100-300 at most against 50,000-250,000 Sikh lives lost to indian state terror. And most of the so called hindu victims were actually dalit low caste labouers who the brahmin hindus hate anyways. And furthermore there have been various articles that were written at the time and even recently that showed these hindu brahmin men actually "converted" to Sikhism or just put on a fake seperatist Sikh face to look "hard" to get some street cred and start killing their rivals or opposers to their group's agenda. They probably were funded by Indian RAW to create strife, give Sikhs a bad name and then giving the pretext for the indian government to start cracking down on Sikh civil rights movements

So we know how the hindustani dogs operate we know they are very evil, we know they have murdered, raped our people, destroyed our gurdwara's and heritage and they will continue to create problems for us because they do not like us to be free.

We would be very wise to throw the hindu extremists/terrorists in with the islamic jihadi's lot and not trust anything they come out with.

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I dont get some posters here, whats so hard to belive in this? Some of you are trying to imply that the jihadists would only go after hindu majority states and kashmir but leave punjab alone. For Jihadists anyone is a target they dont care

These jihadis belong to Jaish-e-muhammad. They are motivated to attack indian army

http://indianexpress.com/article/india/india-news-india/behind-terror-attack-a-reborn-jihad-empire/

“To Delhi, O’ Hindus, the army of the Prophet will soon return,” reads a giant mural over the entrance of the Jaish-e-Muhammad’s headquarters at Bahawalpur, in Pakistan’s Punjab province. Inside the building, there is a swimming pool, stables, training grounds and accommodation for hundreds of students.

Ever since 2014, Masood Azhar — imprisoned by Pakistan’s intelligence services after his cadre were found to be involved in an attack on former military ruler General Pervez Musharraf — has slowly reemerged on the jihadist stage.

Indian intelligence officials have said the organisation was responsible for Saturday’s strike on an Indian Air Force base — its first major operation in India since an abortive 2005 strike on a makeshift temple in the Babri Masjid complex.

READ | Pathankot terror attack strikes at heart of PM Modi’s Pakistan peacemaking

The recruits being trained at the Bahawalpur seminary as well as bases in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir has, however, become a growing concern for India’s security services. Long before the Pathankot attack, the Jaish had carried out multiple strikes in Kashmir, and had promised more in videos and propaganda articles posted online.

In his book Fathul Jawwad, Azhar wrote: “The life of nations depends on martyrs. The national fields can be irrigated only with the blood of the best hearts and minds.”

READ | Punjab again: Second attack in six months

Formed in January 2000, soon after Azhar was let out of an Indian jail in a hostages-for-prisoners swap, the Jaish was intended to unite a welter of jihadist groups which had been fighting in J&K as well as in Afghanistan. It was endorsed by a cross-section of jihadist clerics representing the Deobandi clerical tradition in Pakistan.

In 2000, Azhar’s newly formed group staged the first suicide-bombing in Kashmir, killing nine.

Azhar imposed himself on India’s consciousness again in 2001, ordering an attack on Parliament House in New Delhi. The strike took India and Pakistan to the brink of war.

In the wake of 9/11, though, the Jaish came under enormous stress. Musharraf, found himself forced into an increasingly bloody showdown with the Jaish’s constituent units. In late 2001, Maulana Abdul Jabbar, the Jaish’s overall military commander, began pushing for attacks on western targets in Pakistan, leading to a split with Azhar.

Many young jihadists also broke ranks with the Jaish to join more radical al-Qaeda-linked groups.

From 2003, matters came to a head as breakaway Jaish operatives were found to be involved in attacks on Musharraf himself. Later, elements of the group were involved in the July 2007 stand-off between the army and jihadists who had occupied the Lal Masjid in Islamabad.

In the wake of these events, former ISI chief Lieutenant-General Javed Ashraf Qazi candidly told Pakistan’s Parliament that it “must not be afraid of admitting that the Jaish was involved in the deaths of thousands of innocent Kashmiris (and) bombing the Indian Parliament”.

Azhar’s decision to stand with the Pakistani state at this moment cost him legitimacy as a jihadist leader. Pressure from the West also worked to push Azhar into hibernation.

From 2013, though, the ISI again began to cultivate Azhar, in an effort to use pro-government jihadists as a counterweight to anti-Pakistan jihadists. He found a ready pool of cadre in southern Punjab. “Having no alternative ideology like Marxism or Liberalism which may challenge the feudal stranglehold, Deobandi militancy remains one of the few ways to counter it,” said social scientist Tahir Kamran.

The second coming of Azhar, the Pathankot strike shows, could provoke a crisis no less significant than those he sparked off in 1999 and 2001.

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These jihadis belong to Jaish-e-muhammad. They are motivated to attack indian army

http://indianexpress.com/article/india/india-news-india/behind-terror-attack-a-reborn-jihad-empire/

“To Delhi, O’ Hindus, the army of the Prophet will soon return,” reads a giant mural over the entrance of the Jaish-e-Muhammad’s headquarters at Bahawalpur, in Pakistan’s Punjab province. Inside the building, there is a swimming pool, stables, training grounds and accommodation for hundreds of students.

Ever since 2014, Masood Azhar — imprisoned by Pakistan’s intelligence services after his cadre were found to be involved in an attack on former military ruler General Pervez Musharraf — has slowly reemerged on the jihadist stage.

Indian intelligence officials have said the organisation was responsible for Saturday’s strike on an Indian Air Force base — its first major operation in India since an abortive 2005 strike on a makeshift temple in the Babri Masjid complex.

READ | Pathankot terror attack strikes at heart of PM Modi’s Pakistan peacemaking

The recruits being trained at the Bahawalpur seminary as well as bases in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir has, however, become a growing concern for India’s security services. Long before the Pathankot attack, the Jaish had carried out multiple strikes in Kashmir, and had promised more in videos and propaganda articles posted online.

In his book Fathul Jawwad, Azhar wrote: “The life of nations depends on martyrs. The national fields can be irrigated only with the blood of the best hearts and minds.”

READ | Punjab again: Second attack in six months

Formed in January 2000, soon after Azhar was let out of an Indian jail in a hostages-for-prisoners swap, the Jaish was intended to unite a welter of jihadist groups which had been fighting in J&K as well as in Afghanistan. It was endorsed by a cross-section of jihadist clerics representing the Deobandi clerical tradition in Pakistan.

In 2000, Azhar’s newly formed group staged the first suicide-bombing in Kashmir, killing nine.

Azhar imposed himself on India’s consciousness again in 2001, ordering an attack on Parliament House in New Delhi. The strike took India and Pakistan to the brink of war.

In the wake of 9/11, though, the Jaish came under enormous stress. Musharraf, found himself forced into an increasingly bloody showdown with the Jaish’s constituent units. In late 2001, Maulana Abdul Jabbar, the Jaish’s overall military commander, began pushing for attacks on western targets in Pakistan, leading to a split with Azhar.

Many young jihadists also broke ranks with the Jaish to join more radical al-Qaeda-linked groups.

From 2003, matters came to a head as breakaway Jaish operatives were found to be involved in attacks on Musharraf himself. Later, elements of the group were involved in the July 2007 stand-off between the army and jihadists who had occupied the Lal Masjid in Islamabad.

In the wake of these events, former ISI chief Lieutenant-General Javed Ashraf Qazi candidly told Pakistan’s Parliament that it “must not be afraid of admitting that the Jaish was involved in the deaths of thousands of innocent Kashmiris (and) bombing the Indian Parliament”.

Azhar’s decision to stand with the Pakistani state at this moment cost him legitimacy as a jihadist leader. Pressure from the West also worked to push Azhar into hibernation.

From 2013, though, the ISI again began to cultivate Azhar, in an effort to use pro-government jihadists as a counterweight to anti-Pakistan jihadists. He found a ready pool of cadre in southern Punjab. “Having no alternative ideology like Marxism or Liberalism which may challenge the feudal stranglehold, Deobandi militancy remains one of the few ways to counter it,” said social scientist Tahir Kamran.

The second coming of Azhar, the Pathankot strike shows, could provoke a crisis no less significant than those he sparked off in 1999 and 2001.

ho hum ...everyone and his sister knows that 9/11 was an inside job ...and quoting weird newsreports is your MO ...anyone would think you are just sat in a sweaty internet cafe cutting and pasting away from RSS approved news sources ...

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Pre-mediated laxity in security to place Punjab under President's rule? Shut Sikh activism down for good via utilizing "security" as a veil. Chanakaya would be proud of such a maneuver.

stop doubting Indian govt like a conspiracy theorist. India have lost 3-4 Sikh jawans and 4 other army officers.

This is a cross border attack and have nothing do with political crisis. There is a shakargar barge where local and Pakistani use for drugs trading.

Jihadis are entering via the same route near river line of ravi where there is no fencing. Police and corrupt politicians are involved in drugs business but

this is not time for infighting & political point scoring. If The drug cartel is aware of the infiltration route, then we must go after them & arrest all sleeper cells who help paki drug business. The same route is being used for jihad infiltration

US blamed Pak for Gurusaspur attack.

http://indianexpress.com/article/india/india-news-india/us-to-sharif-gps-ties-gurdaspur-strike-to-pakistan/

US to PM Nawaz Sharif: GPS ties Gurdaspur strike to Pakistan The evidence, based on Global Positioning System (GPS) sets recovered from the terrorists, was discussed during Sharif’s recent visit to Washington.

Why don't you get a new line, rather than 80 year old "because I have nothing better to say, you are a Pakistani Muslim!" Seriously for all the excreta you pull out of your rear end screaming, "unity, we are united! Unity, we are united!" the Pakistanis still annually slaughter your army men and your civilians. And who was Sarbjit? Your chacha, if not a Hindustani terrorist?

1-2 trivia spy and odd cases from 1970's while we kill 100 of Pakistani terrorist & infiltrators yearly...

ho hum ...everyone and his sister knows that 9/11 was an inside job ...and quoting weird newsreports is your MO ...anyone would think you are just sat in a sweaty internet cafe cutting and pasting away from RSS approved news sources

Height of conspiracy theory!!

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stop doubting Indian govt like a conspiracy theorist. India have lost 3-4 Sikh jawans and 4 other army officers.

This is a cross border attack and have nothing do with political crisis. There is a shakargar barge where local and Pakistani use for drugs trading.

Jihadis are entering via the same route near river line of ravi where there is no fencing. Police and corrupt politicians are involved in drugs business but

this is not time for infighting & political point scoring. If The drug cartel is aware of the infiltration route, then we must go after them & arrest all sleeper cells who help paki drug business. The same route is being used for jihad infiltration

US blamed Pak for Gurusaspur attack.

http://indianexpress.com/article/india/india-news-india/us-to-sharif-gps-ties-gurdaspur-strike-to-pakistan/

US to PM Nawaz Sharif: GPS ties Gurdaspur strike to Pakistan The evidence, based on Global Positioning System (GPS) sets recovered from the terrorists, was discussed during Sharif’s recent visit to Washington.

1-2 trivia spy and odd cases from 1970's while we kill 100 of Pakistani terrorist & infiltrators yearly...

ho hum ...everyone and his sister knows that 9/11 was an inside job ...and quoting weird newsreports is your MO ...anyone would think you are just sat in a sweaty internet cafe cutting and pasting away from RSS approved news sources

Height of conspiracy theory!!

no height of incredulity at your slowness ...we do not believe your posts because they do not match reality just fantasy in some BJP history rewriters minds ...there were only four deaths of army personnel on international reports ...according to you the count is eight? grow up and stop your fairy tales

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no height of incredulity at your slowness ...we do not believe your posts because they do not match reality just fantasy in some BJP history rewriters minds ...there were only four deaths of army personnel on international reports ...according to you the count is eight? grow up and stop your fairy tales

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I dont give Fukk about RSS but I dont believe in your conspiracy theory

http://abcnews.go.com/International/wireStory/death-toll-indian-base-attack-rises-troops-gunmen-36063531

The number of troops killed in the attack rose to seven on Sunday, with four succumbing to their injuries overnight and an elite commando killed in a morning

blast that occurred while he was handling explosives, officials said.

At least seven troops and four gunmen have been killed in the fighting so far.

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