@AhmedKhan193023 This Tamasha of Aman ki Asha has brought us only terrorists attacks.
The present policy of strategic disconnect is working absolutely fine.
@PKakkar_ I also think so but No problem as a large nation we can carry him .
Irony is he is still better than those who want to dislodge his government.
And want regime change.
@OSPKSF No sir,
India lost its ship while attacking fleet was coming back after attacking Karachi ports and sinking 3 paki ships.
Your info is as authentic as paki history and Physics school syllabus.
So as per her Kasab was hanged because the nation was outraged on Kasab being fed biryani and not because of his monstrous terror unleashed on hapless citizens of India. Wah ji wah! Slow claps 👏👏👏
Sharejeel Imam on Indian Cricket Vs Pakistan Cricket!!
"Pakistan mo jeet ki khushi phele galiyon me manate the, bachpan me kayee baar me inme shareek bhi raha hoon"
"India ki team nahi hai bcci ki hai, kam se kam Pakistan ki team sarkari hai"
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Don’t buy policy from them but directly from the issuance company.
They let you down when you require them.Personal experience they go incommunicado.assurance of revert back never happens.
Had been their customer for last 15 years 1st time filed a claim . Experience has been bad