Comments on: Siachen Glacier is well inside Pakistani Territory

By: Rajesh

Rajesh — Fri, 18 Mar 2011 21:07:13 +0000

I sincerely hope there will be a solution coming out for Siachen as part of the solution to the vexed Kashmir problem. This area should be demilitarized and promoted as a tourist destination and profits used to set up a peace foundation whose only purpose should be to maintain peace in south asia.

By: river

river — Mon, 30 Aug 2010 11:25:51 +0000

Pakistan and Indian reunion is very unfeasible solution.
Let us not try to inherit taliban burden also along with it. We have too many problems of our own, .

By: Bhaskar

Bhaskar — Sat, 14 Aug 2010 06:10:03 +0000

One gental man worried that, in next ten years it is expected that 5000 more Indian soldiers will be burried on Siachin. Do he thought what about Pak soldiers? If he thought 5000 Indian Soldiers than how many from their side? Do he know the pak soldiers question?

By: Bhaskar

Bhaskar — Sat, 14 Aug 2010 06:08:40 +0000

One gental man worried that, in next ten years it is expected that 5000 more Indian soldiers will be burried on Siachin. So for indian soldiers question is “Kon bunay ga siachin patti”. Do he thought what about Pak soldiers? If he thought 5000 Indian Soldiers than how many from their side? Do he know the pak soldiers question?

By: kashif masih

kashif masih — Fri, 06 Aug 2010 07:18:13 +0000

pakistan thimks that where there are muslims that is part of pak u people leave islam we will give u kashmir thimk by ur head u will leave islam lashkare jesuis

By: Facts Not Fiction

Facts Not Fiction — Fri, 30 Jul 2010 19:02:45 +0000

“American, British, European & Japanese mountain climbers have always asked permission from the Pakistani Government to climb Siachen Glacier and its surrendering areas.”

Funny, The Chief of Staff of the US Army, General George Casey on October 17, 2008 visited the Siachen Glacier along with Indian Army Chief, General Deepak Kapoor. Probably General Casey was unaware that it was the Pakis who issued the permits! Lol!

By: Historianish

Historianish — Sat, 24 Jul 2010 07:01:31 +0000

Well! Reading comments from indian side i just get the idea how people are happy on having no man’s land, while they ever think about 5000 families who lost their beloved ones. War is drug which ruin nations. Both countries are paying huge price on the cost of sufferings and miseries of their people. Buying unlimited emo from westerns and wasting human lives and resources is very clearable thing for some idiots howling here. They can’t climb up and you can’t go down, that’s a deadlock which can’t be solved by war or wars. The only solution is peaceful several rounds of dialogues. The it can’t be derailed by western supported Mumbai attacks or any other tragedy.

By: Lost to India-Pakistan

Lost to India-Pakistan — Wed, 23 Jun 2010 07:55:15 +0000

Hi,

I am someone in India who feels creation of Pakistan out of India is the biggest mistake. It is time that the youth of today demand it’s reunion, Pakistanis are like my own people and we are no different than them, all we need is to form a channel and box our opinions together.

By: Kaiser Hameed Khan

Kaiser Hameed Khan — Sun, 20 Jun 2010 19:30:56 +0000

I am sure no one knows that the control Line at Siachin had not been defined i.e there was no border marked by the bounndary commission!The roots of the conflict over Siachen lie in the non-demarcations on the western side of the map beyond a grid point known as NJ 9842.It only said after point 9842 the line follows the line of the Glaciers presumably because in all honesty both the Indians and Pakistanis thought this area was not worth fighting.The Siachen Glacier region, where no fighting had taken place, was left un-delineated, and no attempt was made to clarify the position of the LoC beyond NJ 9842. The LoC was merely described as moving from Nerlin (inclusive to India), Brilman (inclusive to Pakistan), up to Chorbat La in the Turtok sector.
India is determined to keep the Glacier since its northern mountains divide the Central Asia and the Indian sub-continent. Whoever owns the Glacier controls the Shyok and Nubra valleys, as well as the region bordering China. India fears that Pakistan’s control of the Glacier would endanger the security of Ladakh in particular and the state of Jammu & Kashmir in general. The Indians further believe that China and Pakistan want to occupy the Siachen to secure a common border with China to facilitate a closer military link.
No doubt Neta Ji, Subhas Chandra Bose could have turned the tide of events in the subcontinent but who got him killed? My grandfather Colonel Abdul Aziz Tajik was also a member of INA and a close associate of Neta Ji,unfortunately like some politicians in Pakistan India also had its share of wolves in sheeps skins who got Netaji killed.the crash in which he was reported killed never occured and his companions mostly muslim officers lived.
The question now is how can we understand each other now? only through truch, honesty and open arms not through emotionalism and anger which shall draw us closer to another Siachin and sorrow

By: ajay

ajay — Mon, 31 May 2010 11:50:31 +0000

ciachian is totaly indian land
jai hind