http://www.pkhope.com/khalid-mahmoods-body-and-kashmir-singhs-fanfare/ A Candid Blog Thu, 24 May 2012 03:23:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 http://www.pkhope.com/khalid-mahmoods-body-and-kashmir-singhs-fanfare/comment-page-1/#comment-551871 Pakistan & India: Difference « Pakistan Ka Khuda Hafiz Mon, 27 Jul 2009 11:53:10 +0000 http://www.pakspectator.com/khalid-mahmoods-body-and-kashmir-singhs-fanfare/#comment-551871 [...] Read: Khalid Mehmood, Kashmir Singh reflect Pak, Indian mindsets Khalid Mahmood’s Body and Kashmir Singh’s Fanfare [...] [...] Read: Khalid Mehmood, Kashmir Singh reflect Pak, Indian mindsets Khalid Mahmood’s Body and Kashmir Singh’s Fanfare [...]

]]> http://www.pkhope.com/khalid-mahmoods-body-and-kashmir-singhs-fanfare/comment-page-1/#comment-5946 Johann Fri, 14 Mar 2008 10:14:18 +0000 http://www.pakspectator.com/khalid-mahmoods-body-and-kashmir-singhs-fanfare/#comment-5946 Dear MK "Indian Media were unconcerned about kashmir singh's release" is untrue. Let us examine the case of a spy.He is never owned by his host country. Kashmir singh was never owned by Indian government and his statement after his release that he was doing spying work created a furore in india itslef.He and his wife were given 5000 rupees each as pension by Punjab government just now. His family was left in lurch to fend for themselves all these 36 years. Now Khalid Mohamed came to india as a spectator in Apr.2005 and went untraced with 6 others for nearly a year. He was arrested on May 2006 with sensitive documents to be deklivered to a passenger in samjuahta express..His family in Pakistan also never bothered about his whereabouts all these 3 years.This i think is a classic case of pakistan intelligence disowning their guy.Indian government doesnot admit to torture.Well when US government is legalisiing waterboarding, one can never say.He was treated in safdarjang hospital and AIIMs but didnot respond to stomach ailment. Spying has been going on from time immemorial.Let us not confuse spying with Sabotage by enemy agents.Spies will never be acknowledged by host country.We have 3 pakistani spies who have completed their sentence but not accepted by pakistani government.So they languish here in India Dear MK
“Indian Media were unconcerned about kashmir singh’s release” is untrue. Let us examine the case of a spy.He is never owned by his host country. Kashmir singh was never owned by Indian government and his statement after his release that he was doing spying work created a furore in india itslef.He and his wife were given 5000 rupees each as pension by Punjab government just now. His family was left in lurch to fend for themselves all these 36 years.
Now Khalid Mohamed came to india as a spectator in Apr.2005 and went untraced with 6 others for nearly a year. He was arrested on May 2006 with sensitive documents to be deklivered to a passenger in samjuahta express..His family in Pakistan also never bothered about his whereabouts all these 3 years.This i think is a classic case of pakistan intelligence disowning their guy.Indian government doesnot admit to torture.Well when US government is legalisiing waterboarding, one can never say.He was treated in safdarjang hospital and AIIMs but didnot respond to stomach ailment.
Spying has been going on from time immemorial.Let us not confuse spying with Sabotage by enemy agents.Spies will never be acknowledged by host country.We have 3 pakistani spies who have completed their sentence but not accepted by pakistani government.So they languish here in India

]]> http://www.pkhope.com/khalid-mahmoods-body-and-kashmir-singhs-fanfare/comment-page-1/#comment-5839 MK Tue, 11 Mar 2008 16:55:58 +0000 http://www.pakspectator.com/khalid-mahmoods-body-and-kashmir-singhs-fanfare/#comment-5839 It is ironic for Ansar Burni that he did not get any fan fare going his way in India. The Indian media were relatively (or understandably) un concerned with Kashmir Singh's release. It is ironic for Ansar Burni that he did not get any fan fare going his way in India. The Indian media were relatively (or understandably) un concerned with Kashmir Singh’s release.

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