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Kashmir buses set off quietly despite rebel threat |
2005-04-22 |
SRINAGAR - The second bus run linking Indian and Pakistani Kashmir, a major symbol of revived hopes of peace between South Asia's nuclear rivals, began quietly and peacefully on Thursday despite threats of violence. Twenty-two Indian Kashmiris and 11 Pakistanis who arrived on the inaugural service on April 7 left for the 170-km (105-mile) drive to Muzaffarabad, capital of Pakistani Kashmir, officials said. Four Muslim |
Posted by:Steve White |
#3 The Jihadists are getting ready to deal with this bus service Indian Army kills 11 Pakistani terrorists Six were shot dead after crossing the Line of Control. The soldiers intercepted the infiltrators on the Indian side of the LOC very close to where the cross-Kashmir bus service drives past. Colonel Batra, also said that five other militants were killed after a clash with troops in the northern town of Handwara, also close to the LoC. |
Posted by: john 2005-04-22 6:29:18 PM |
#2 ..ghost riders in the sky. |
Posted by: Glaling Gluck4745 2005-04-22 2:11:20 AM |
#1 Coffins! With seats and windows and doors and wheels and stuff! Coffins for those who make frivolous! Beware the Nitwits of Doom! |
Posted by: .com 2005-04-22 12:34:36 AM |