Remembering The Martyrs of Army Public School Peshawar |
16 Dec 2016 Gen Qamar Bajwa laid a floral wreath at the martyrs monument and offered Fateha for the departed souls |
Commemorating the APS Peshawar attack, Indian army
targeted the school van in Nakiyal Center Azad Kashmir over LoC. School was
carrying 20 school children. Due to the barbarism of Indian state terrorists 10
students were severely injured out of which 3 are in critical situation. The
van driver got martyrdom on spot. As per routine, Pakistan called upon the
Indian Deputy High Commissioner and handed over a protest memo. Govt. issued
few statements that India should respect cease fire. The only difference
between 16 December 2014 and 2016 is that in the previous attack, attackers
were identified as terrorists and now the attackers were uniformed Indian state
terrorists. A trained soldier belonging to any country will not attack innocent
children’s van. If uniformed soldiers attack children van then they will be
called terrorists and Indian army has also this award as well. Neither school
children nor ambulances are safe from them. This is not an old report; on 20
November 2016, Indian army targeted ambulance and passenger buses in Azad Kashmir
through mortar shells. At that time Pakistan also protested on international
level but the result was zero.
Gen Qamar Bajwa vows to avenge blood of APS martyrs |
Will
Pakistanis and people of Azad Kashmir will continue to suffer in the hands of
Indian aggression? Passengers of buses, ambulances and children will be target
of unprovoked Indian shelling? No doubt Pakistan army gives a befitting reply
to Indian army unprovoked shelling silencing Indian guns temporarily and then
unprovoked shelling starts again. The basic reason is that Pakistan has never
given a strong reply. If Prime Minister of Pakistan or Foreign Minister takes
strong stance against unprovoked Indian shelling; keeping the diplomatic ties
Pakistan should cancel all trade (which is proving lossful to Pakistan) with
India. Pakistan should call back its ambassador to India as a protest over the
unprovoked Indian shelling over civilians, ambulances, passenger buses and
school children; this will make the graveness of the situation clear to the
whole world.
How we forget our Martyred Kids in APS Peshawar |
Those
big powers who have economic interests in the South Asia will interfere and
force the both countries to come to the dialogue and in this way world would
realize that which country is not ready for dialogue. The oral protest of
Pakistani govt. expression of concerns by big powers and UNO is meaningless for
India. Indian army knows that Pakistan army will never target civilians across
the LoC. This is not because the civilians across the LoC are Muslims, but as a
professional army not targeting civilians is also part of military duties.
Otherwise across the LoC the villages of Sikh and Hindu civilians are also
located. India has been exploiting this professionalism of Pakistan army since
long.
Indian army pays 'tribute' to APS martyrs by attacking school van on LoC |
In
2003, before cease fire over LoC, the inhabitants of Azad Kashmir near LoC were
facing similar situation. Those roads that were in the firing range of Indian
army were not used in the day light. India respected ceasefire as long as she
had the chance to interfere into Pakistan via Afghanistan. If we look at the
history, there was a time when whole Pakistan was burning in the hell of
terrorism. Suicide bomb blasts were a routine but the friendship bus service
across the LoC was running. February 2005, under the name of Peace Caravan from
Azad Kashmir to Srinagar bus service was started as India was the only friend
of Kashmiris.
Indian
Prime Minister Man Mohan Singh termed bus service across LoC as a big
development. This was an Indian plan to prove to the world that not only India
is willing for resolving issues with Pakistan but also taking practical steps
while on the other hand India has opened battlefield against Pakistan via
Afghanistan.
Written by Khalid Baig,
Published in Daily Nawa-i-Waqt,
Date: 21 December 2016.
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