Tel-Chai Nation

There was a terrorist attack by Pakistani Muslims in India a few days ago, and now, it can very easily be said that war has started by Pakistan against India:

Troops from Pakistan and India exchanged fire in disputed Kashmir, officials said Friday, after the United Nations urged the nuclear-armed rivals to show “maximum restraint” following a deadly shooting in the region.

Relations have plunged to their lowest level in years, with India accusing Pakistan of supporting “cross-border terrorism” after gunmen carried out the worst attack on civilians in contested Muslim-majority Kashmir for a quarter of a century.

It's shameful Pakistan has any foot in Kashmir, and also offensive the UN's once again trying to draw a moral equation between India and that sharia-controlled country that was built on Indian territory.

India’s army confirmed there had been limited firing of small arms that it said had been “initiated by Pakistan”, adding it had been “effectively responded to”.

Indian security forces have launched a giant manhunt for those responsible for killing 26 men at the tourist hotspot of Pahalgam on Tuesday, with police naming two Pakistani nationals among the fugitive gunmen.

On Friday Indian troops blew up homes in Kashmir in their search and issued wanted posters with sketches of three men.

[...] Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi had earlier said his country would “track and punish every terrorist and their backer.”

“We will pursue them to the ends of the Earth.”

[...] Kashmir has been divided between India and Pakistan since their independence in 1947. Both claim the territory in full but govern separate portions of it.

Rebel groups have waged an insurgency in Indian-controlled Kashmir since 1989, demanding independence or a merger with Pakistan.

Indian police say three of the gunmen are members of the Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba group, a UN-designated terrorist organisation, and issued a bounty for their arrest.

‘Reduce it to dust’

A day after the attack, New Delhi suspended a water-sharing treaty, announced the closure of the main land border crossing with Pakistan, downgraded diplomatic ties, and withdrew visas for Pakistanis.

Islamabad in response ordered the expulsion of Indian diplomats and military advisers, cancelling visas for Indian nationals — with the exception of Sikh pilgrims — and closing the main border crossing from its side.

Of course, even Sikhs doubtless aren't safe there. It's clear that sooner or later, war will erupt, and we must hope India has what it takes to do battle with these Religion of Peace monsters. And Pakistan's continued dominance in these areas can't continue.

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