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We now live in a world order that will keep shifting. India must use this window. This also means we remain disciplined enough not to be knee-jerked into reacting to what Pakistan sees as its moment in the sun.
Well, the reality is far from this. Geelani got them admissions but the funds were used for terrorism in kashmir. Thats how the syndicate worked. Promise folks MBBS seats in Pakistan, use the funds to sponsor terrorism
Why would a Paki degree be recognised in India ? That should have been the question to parents sending their kids there
This is why militancy or terrorism is a sin. It is a direct affront on basic human rights and if somebody picks up the gun they should think long and hard about the long term implications of the same including the brunt their own loved ones may face in the future. Imagine the pain of lives cut short by that very gun which was wielded by the militant. Not one but tens of lives are lost when a bullet takes the life of some innocent.
Well, the reality is far from this. Geelani got them admissions but the funds were used for terrorism in kashmir. Thats how the syndicate worked. Promise folks MBBS seats in Pakistan, use the funds to sponsor terrorism
Why would a Paki degree be recognised in India ? That should have been the question to parents sending their kids there
This is why militancy or terrorism is a sin. It is a direct affront on basic human rights and if somebody picks up the gun they should think long and hard about the long term implications of the same including the brunt their own loved ones may face in the future. Imagine the pain of lives cut short by that very gun which was wielded by the militant. Not one but tens of lives are lost when a bullet takes the life of some innocent.