I guess there is some truth to this assertion in that, in Punjab, the converts to Islam came from the same castes among Punjabi Hindus that adopted Sikhism. Hence the common hatred towards the "Brahmin/ Bania" that is expressed by Pakjabis as well as Khalistanis.sanjaykumar wrote: ↑13 Feb 2026 22:48
Pakistan’s obsession is to demonstrate panjabis esp Sikhs are closer to them than other Indians.
Failed marshall waved his stick at security and walked right across.. probably he thought he was too self important to wear a delegation idbala wrote: ↑18 Feb 2026 02:00 Fake/Fraud Marshall stopped by Munich Security, while letting others to enter..
ID please ..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n5Wia-laXtI
....an explosive HRCP fact-finding report, published on February 17, which concludes that Punjab’s Crime Control Department (CCD) is pursuing what it calls “a systemic policy of extrajudicial killing in contravention of the law and Constitution”.
The HRCP documented at least 670 “encounters”, resulting in 924 suspected deaths between April 2025, when the unit was formed, and December 2025.
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By comparison, HRCP’s annual report for 2024 recorded 341 suspects killed in encounters across Punjab and Sindh combined over the entire year. The CCD, operating in a single province, more than doubled that toll in less than eight months.
https://youtu.be/AF9H94oF0JAKakkaji wrote: ↑16 Feb 2026 05:04I guess there is some truth to this assertion in that, in Punjab, the converts to Islam came from the same castes among Punjabi Hindus that adopted Sikhism. Hence the common hatred towards the "Brahmin/ Bania" that is expressed by Pakjabis as well as Khalistanis.sanjaykumar wrote: ↑13 Feb 2026 22:48
Pakistan’s obsession is to demonstrate panjabis esp Sikhs are closer to them than other Indians.
I understand that the Dalit Sikhs are not affected by the LovePakis virus.
Best I can tell, if the abducted girl is converted to Islam, her Hindu inheritance rights lapse. They have to keep her as Hindu in order that she inherit her share from her parents.SRajesh wrote: ↑20 Feb 2026 15:50 Anyone well versed with Pakistani legal system expalin this :
I read that inheritance laws in Pakistan are based on faith and religion.
To muslim it follows the Quranic/shariah laws on inheritance.
But for Hindus and Chritians it more what we have:
Meaing sons and daughters recevie equal inheritance.
Also now reports emerging that abduction, marriage and forced conversion of non-muslim girls especially in rural areas is more to do with the land and property??
An abducted girl (hindu or Christian) carries a huge dowry if they have lands or property, as she is entitled to inherit equal share in the estate!
So in. rural areas hindus and christians are a fair game.
Is this true??
The parents of the Hindu girl that was abducted and converted can easily write a will and disinherit her.A_Gupta wrote: ↑20 Feb 2026 17:24Best I can tell, if the abducted girl is converted to Islam, her Hindu inheritance rights lapse. They have to keep her as Hindu in order that she inherit her share from her parents.SRajesh wrote: ↑20 Feb 2026 15:50 Anyone well versed with Pakistani legal system expalin this :
I read that inheritance laws in Pakistan are based on faith and religion.
To muslim it follows the Quranic/shariah laws on inheritance.
But for Hindus and Chritians it more what we have:
Meaing sons and daughters recevie equal inheritance.
Also now reports emerging that abduction, marriage and forced conversion of non-muslim girls especially in rural areas is more to do with the land and property??
An abducted girl (hindu or Christian) carries a huge dowry if they have lands or property, as she is entitled to inherit equal share in the estate!
So in. rural areas hindus and christians are a fair game.
Is this true??
A terror alert has reportedly been sounded for Delhi over threat of attack plans by Pakistan-based terrorist outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) targeting religious places, particularly a temple near Red Fort, to “avenge” a recent blast in Islamabad.
At least two senior Delhi Police officers, who asked not to be identified, told HT that the first set of inputs regarding terror attacks by LeT in Delhi, especially at religious places, were received before the Republic Day celebrations. Accordingly, high alert was sounded across the city and security arrangements in and around religious establishments were increased. The first meeting of special cell officers happened around the time the terror attack alerts were received, planning the security apparatus and other anti-terror measures to tackle possible attacks.
The officers said that similar terror attack threat inputs were received after the February 6 suicide bombing attack in a Shia mosque in Pakistan’s Islamabad that claimed at least 31 people and left dozens injured.
Meanwhile, specific intelligence inputs, reported by ANI and PTI news agencies on Saturday, suggested that the group may be plotting an improvised explosive device (IED) attack and that a temple in the Chandni Chowk area could be a potential target.
Afghanistan said Sunday that “dozens” of people were killed and wounded after Pakistan carried out airstrikes in eastern border provinces, in one of the deadliest recent escalations between the two countries.
Government spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid in a post on X said, “Last night, they bombed our civilian compatriots in Nangarhar and Paktika provinces, martyring and wounding dozens of people, including women and children.”
Afghanistan’s Tolo News reported that the Pakistani army targeted a civilian house in Behsud district of Nangarhar province, leaving 23 members of a family buried under rubble. Only four people had been pulled out so far, the report said.
The broadcaster, as quoted by ANI, also reported that the Pakistani Air Force struck a religious seminary in Bermal district of Paktika province and carried out multiple airstrikes in Khogyani district of Nangarhar.
Pakistan conducted strikes in Bermal and Argun districts of Paktika, as well as in Khogyani, Bahsod and Ghani Khel districts of Nangarhar since Saturday.
Islamabad confirmed the cross-border strikes, saying they targeted militant groups it blames for recent suicide attacks inside Pakistan.
Pakistani media outlets also reported that the airstrikes focused on alleged militant camps along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border.
Geo News, citing Pakistan’s Ministry of Information, reported that seven camps and hideouts of Fitna al Khwarij (FAK), its affiliates and Daesh Khorasan Province (DKP) were hit. The ministry said the action was conducted “with precision and accuracy” in response to recent suicide attacks in Islamabad, Bajaur and Bannu during Ramzan.
The strikes came days after a suicide bomber rammed an explosives-laden vehicle into a security post in Bajaur district in northwestern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, killing 11 soldiers and a child. Authorities later said the attacker was an Afghan national.
Hours before the latest border strikes, another suicide bomber targeted a security convoy in Bannu district, killing two soldiers, including a lieutenant colonel.
After Saturday’s violence, Pakistan’s military warned it would not “exercise any restraint” and that operations against those responsible would continue “irrespective of their location,” signaling rising tensions between Islamabad and Kabul.
Information minister Attaullah Tarar said Pakistan had “conclusive evidence” that recent attacks, including a suicide bombing at a Shiite mosque in Islamabad that killed 31 worshippers earlier this month, were carried out by Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan militants acting on the “behest of their Afghanistan-based leadership and handlers.”
He said Pakistan had repeatedly urged Afghanistan’s Taliban rulers to take verifiable steps to prevent militant groups from using Afghan territory to launch attacks in Pakistan, but alleged that no substantive action had been taken.
In a statement, Pakistan said it expects the interim Afghan government to prevent the use of its soil against Pakistan and called on the international community to press Afghan authorities to honour commitments under the Doha Agreement.
Earlier this week, Pakistan’s Foreign Office said it reserves the right to target Afghanistan to protect its citizens amid rising cross-border tensions following the Bajaur attack, according to Dawn, as cited by ANI. “Pakistan very legitimately demands that Afghan territory should not be used for terrorism inside Pakistan. So, as long as this demand is not met, whilst exercising patience, all options would obviously remain on the table,” Foreign Office spokesperson Tahir Andrabi said at a weekly media briefing. {Pakistan would do well to remember these words}
Relations between the two countries have remained tense since October, when deadly border clashes killed soldiers, civilians and suspected militants on both sides. The violence followed explosions in Kabul that Afghan officials blamed on Pakistan.
Dawn is reporting 36 Afghan and 2 Paki casualtiesSRajesh wrote: ↑27 Feb 2026 00:16 newspapers and some news ports reporting serious clashes between Afghan troops and Pakistan
Aghanistan claim to have capture 15 posts and killed many Pakistani soldiers.https://www.indiatoday.in/world/story/a ... 2026-02-26
This is India today reporting
In Punjab You will find Rajputs (Chauhan, Khokhar, Bhatti, etc) in all Hindus, Sikhs and Muslims. So will you find the Khatris (Sethi, Chawla (Tag TV owner calls himself as Bhartiya is a Chawla Khatri)), etc. Same with Jats (Bajwa, Cheema, Chattha, Sandhu, etc).Kakkaji wrote: ↑16 Feb 2026 05:04I guess there is some truth to this assertion in that, in Punjab, the converts to Islam came from the same castes among Punjabi Hindus that adopted Sikhism. Hence the common hatred towards the "Brahmin/ Bania" that is expressed by Pakjabis as well as Khalistanis.sanjaykumar wrote: ↑13 Feb 2026 22:48
Pakistan’s obsession is to demonstrate panjabis esp Sikhs are closer to them than other Indians.
I understand that the Dalit Sikhs are not affected by the LovePakis virus.
So why doesnt their ummah Saudi Arabia enter the war against Afghanistan ?!!uddu wrote: ↑27 Feb 2026 10:01 This is the third F-16 down in 3 days. In this case, war loss.
Video in the link
https://x.com/i/status/2027212683309969737
Big Breaking News!
From the mountains to the skies: Afghan defenses allegedly take out American-made Pakistani F-16.
You can not buy an Afghan, you can only rent him. Whatever you give them, a part will be sold. Do you want Indian maal to go to China? They do not need advanced weapons, just chaalu maal will be sufficient to fornicate the Pakis, Insha'Allah.
https://youtu.be/TLUz2sG7Ry4?si=b8IdGMWJ9DMpV2cEUS military personnel stationed at the American consulate in Karachi opened fire on Pakistani protesters who stormed the diplomatic mission, resulting in eight deaths and 30 injuries, according to Pakistani media reports. The violent mob breached security cordons and entered the consulate premises, with some protesters hurling petrol bombs that set parts of the building on fire. The US military resorted to firing to disperse the crowd and protect American diplomats and staff after local Pakistani security forces failed to contain the protest or prevent the breach. The consulate, known as a high-security zone, witnessed unprecedented scenes of civil unrest as protesters, some carrying posters of Khamenei, attempted to break through window panes and enter the building. The incident raises serious questions about the failure of Pakistani authorities to secure the diplomatic mission and maintain law and order.
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Sirji,uddu wrote: ↑03 Mar 2026 08:25 https://x.com/i/status/2028392717391392871
@Being_Humor
Imagine how brainless a country can be.
In a war between Israel, the US, and Iran, more than 35 Pakistanis have died, more than the number of people who have died in Iran and Israel.
Pakistan is clown
They are just canon fodder and are living upto the same.g.sarkar wrote: ↑03 Mar 2026 20:47Sirji,uddu wrote: ↑03 Mar 2026 08:25 https://x.com/i/status/2028392717391392871
@Being_Humor
Imagine how brainless a country can be.
In a war between Israel, the US, and Iran, more than 35 Pakistanis have died, more than the number of people who have died in Iran and Israel.
Pakistan is clown
It shows the value of Mango Pakistanis.
Gautam