A chronology of Indian atrocities in Kashmir and the rest of the neighboring countries

A chronology of Indian atrocities in Kashmir and the rest of the neighboring countries

India has supported “Baluchistan liberation army” and related terror outfits.
India sent their military to Sri lanka and massacred both the Sinhalese and the Tamils in Velvettiturai and Trincomalee.
India supported the Northern Alliance against the Pashtuns majority but blames Pakistan for interference.
India financed anti-Pakistan Northern Alliance.
India imposed an economic blockade on land-locked Nepal in 1989.
India overtly and covertly supported the insurgency against the state by LTTE, a nationalist Tamil group in the northern Jaffna region of this small island country of Sri Lanka, which kept it politically and economically destabilised for decades.
In 1971, Elements of the Indian Army looted Bangladesh while the high command let it happen and benefited from the loot.
India supported Shanti Bahini insurgency in the Chittagong Hill Tracts according to Bangladesh
“Ignoring and reputing Sri Lanka’s sovereign and independent status, and violating all limits of shamelessness, M K Narayanan, India’s National Security Advisor, on May 13, 2007, thundered out like a so-called superpower declaring, “We are the big power in
this region. Let us make it very clear. We strongly believe that whatever requirements the Sri Lankan government has, they should come to us. And we will give them what we think is necessary. We do not favour their going to China or Pakistan or any other country
Indian conducted military regime-change operations in the MadivesIndia still perfect?  of course!

India arrested the PRIME MINISTER of Kashmir in 1953.
India rejected UN proposals to keep 16000 troops until plebiscite is held.
India banned an Indian book on Sikkim called: Smash and Grab (Annexation of Sikkim by India) by author Sunanda Datta Ray.
India has banned Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International from Kashmir over 20 years.  Recently to AI personnel were allowed into Kashmir.  They are Indians!  Their first course of action was to call Kashmir an integral part of India (a fact disputed by
almost all countries in the world… except India).
Indian Armed Forces are allowed to arrest non-violent protesters and are slapping them 2 years imprisonment under PSA laws Kashmir is under direct President’s rule since 1990, after the state legislature was dissolved (the federally appointed governor had admitted
that the Kashmiri legislature had a history of rigged elections).
India also regularly refuses visas for international rights advocates. In 2003, India denied a visa to the head of Amnesty International, Irene Khan
A delegation from the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom, a congressionally mandated body, was denied Indian visas.

To be continued…

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