Pakistan has a big hand in terrorism all over the world specially in Kashmir

Submitted by Suketu Patel (United States), Jul 20, 2005 at 17:16

We have to face the fact that pakistan has a big hand in sponsoring terrorism. Terrorist sthat cross the Pakistan border into India cannot do that without the help of Pakistan military and that's just common sense. For example if some indian army soldier crosses the LOC pakistan military can detect them and say indian army crossed the border, but then when terrorists cross the Pak border they cannot detect them. Then Pres. Musharaff says we dont know anything about terrorist crossing the border.

Also about Muslims in India. Muslims in India have more rights than Muslim in pakistan. I know that during communal riots lots of Muslims get killed, but that will happen because Muslim is minority compare to Hindu. I also know that their are groups which are Hindu fundamentalist as there are Muslim Fundamentalist. These type of fundamentalists are in every country. But the harsh thing is that Hindus in Pakistan suffer more than Muslims in India. Their are no Hindu in Pakistan in politics, or even at high ranking positions. On other hand look at Muslims in Inida, Indian President is a Muslim, big bollywood stars are Muslim, there are high ranking Muslim politicians , businessmen, the indian cricket team captain was muslim. First Indian to get Parmveer chakra was Muslim. So there is no denial that India is most tolerant country in the world, we celebrate IDD, Christmas and Diwali and get days off in school for that. Their is no Diwali or Christmas allowed in Pakistan.

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