[Here are Part 1 and Part 2 of this three-part series.] In 1947, India and Pakistan gained independence. Until then, both of them were a part of British India. Since the partition, Pakistan has indulged in cross-border terrorism. In 1947...
[Here are Part 1 and Part 2 of this three-part series.] In 1947, India and Pakistan gained independence. Until then, both of them were a part of British India. Since the partition, Pakistan has indulged in cross-border terrorism. In 1947 itself, Pakistan sent Pashtun tribesmen to fight jihad and conquer Kashmir. As per the BBC, these tribesmen “shot everyone who couldn't recite the kalima - the Arabic-language Muslim declaration of...
[Here are Part 1 and Part 2 of this three-part series.] In 1947, India and Pakistan gained independence. Until then, both of them were a part of British India. Since the partition, Pakistan has indulged in cross-border terrorism. In 1947 itself, Pakistan sent Pashtun tribesmen to fight jihad and conquer Kashmir. As per the BBC, these tribesmen “shot everyone who couldn't recite the kalima - the Arabic-language Muslim declaration of...
[Here are Part 1 and Part 2 of this three-part series.] In 1947, India and Pakistan gained independence. Until then, both of them were a part of British India. Since the partition, Pakistan has indulged in cross-border terrorism. In 1947 itself, Pakistan sent Pashtun tribesmen to fight jihad and conquer Kashmir. As per the BBC, these tribesmen “shot everyone who couldn't recite the kalima - the Arabic-language Muslim declaration of...
[Here are Part 1 and Part 2 of this three-part series.] In 1947, India and Pakistan gained independence. Until then, both of them were a part of British India. Since the partition, Pakistan has indulged in cross-border terrorism. In 1947 itself, Pakistan sent Pashtun tribesmen to fight jihad and conquer Kashmir. As per the BBC, these tribesmen “shot everyone who couldn't recite the kalima - the Arabic-language Muslim declaration of...
[Here are Part 1 and Part 2 of this three-part series.] In 1947, India and Pakistan gained independence. Until then, both of them were a part of British India. Since the partition, Pakistan has indulged in cross-border terrorism. In 1947 itself, Pakistan sent Pashtun tribesmen to fight jihad and conquer Kashmir. As per the BBC, these tribesmen “shot everyone who couldn't recite the kalima - the Arabic-language Muslim declaration of...
[Here are Part 1 and Part 2 of this three-part series.] In 1947, India and Pakistan gained independence. Until then, both of them were a part of British India. Since the partition, Pakistan has indulged in cross-border terrorism. In 1947 itself, Pakistan sent Pashtun tribesmen to fight jihad and conquer Kashmir. As per the BBC, these tribesmen “shot everyone who couldn't recite the kalima - the Arabic-language Muslim declaration of...
