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| Advani's Kulkarni bats for autonomy for J&K at Pak HC | | Traitors in India | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Nov 29: The problem of the nation in Jammu & Kashmir is that there are enemies within who are working against the territorial integrity of India and seeking separation of Jammu & Kashmir from India on the ground that its people have the right to reject the Indian Constitution and have a system of governance of their own liking.
These enemies are within Jammu & Kashmir and outside it as well. They refuse to recognize the realities in the state, especially the fact that the state has three regions - Jammu, Kashmir and Ladakh - and that the aspirations, needs and compulsions of the people of the three regions are contradictory and mutually exclusive.
The fact is that they only recognize the aspirations of fanatics and friends of Pakistan, as also such nasty solutions as greater autonomy and self-rule, and want the Government of India to force down the throat of the unwilling people of Jammu and Ladakh the Kashmiri secessionists' pernicious will. It is not necessary to name the enemies of the nation within Jammu & Kashmir, as they are too well-known and as they make anti-national statements and statements in favour of Pakistan, autonomy, self-rule, Azadi and so on almost everyday both in Kashmir and Jammu.
The number of enemies within the rest of the country is also quite substantial. They are mercenaries and their single-point agenda is to mint money by speaking against New Delhi and batting for the secessionists and Pakistan, China and other hostile countries. They are Indian nationals only in name; they are, in fact, agents of hostile countries. They are Jai Chands.
And one such traitor is BJP L K Advani's former ideologue and statement writer Mumbai-based Sudheendra Kulkarni, chairman of the Observer Research Foundation. It was he who organized a function in Mumbai last month for former Pakistan Foreign Minister Khurshid Mahmud Kasuri, who visited Mumbai to release his book Neither a Hawk, Nor a Dove. The anti-India event re-ignited the debate in India and Pakistan on the former Pakistan president Pervez Musharraf's Four-Point Framework for the "resolution of Kashmir". Before Kasuri could release his book, some Shiv Sainiks allegedly blackened the face of Kulkarni to show him his rightful place.
Kulkarni, as was expected, continued with his break-India mission. On Saturday, he crossed all limits and demanded autonomy for Jammu & Kashmir. And he committed the crime within the premises of Pakistan High Commission at New Delhi, a hub of anti-national activities. He called for autonomy to the people of Jammu & Kashmir while supporting the views of former Jammu & Kashmir Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah's view that PoJK and Gilgit-Baltistan were part of Pakistan and shall ever remain so and that India and Pakistan needed to accept that the territories under their control can't be snatched away.
The traitor didn't stop just there. He further said: "India should treat Pakistan as equal and not play a big brother role all the time. Neither India can ever occupy the PoK and nor will Pakistan ever be able to get control over what is called in Pakistan as India occupied Kashmir. Kashmir should be given administrative autonomy…Modi should plan a Pakistan visit. He has gone to every neighboring country except Pakistan. Prime Minister should visit Pakistan and resume dialogue".
Kulkarni and the likes of Kulkarni are roaming freely in India and outside and preaching sedition, promoting communalism, according legitimacy to politics of separatism and doing all that they could do to mint easy money and visit foreign countries. The worst part is that the so-called nationalist Government of Narendra Modi is conducting itself like the Congress-led UPA Government under the inspiration and guidance of Sonia Gandhi behaved for ten long years. |
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