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I don't know about it except the fact that it framed some rules and regulations which involves the treatment of enemy soldiers. How many signed countries, following it? What is the punishment they should get if they violate it?

I can never forget about two incidents all through my life. I happened to read about two situations, one due to Pakistan, one due to Bangladesh.




At the time of Kargil War, still the news do not spread in the country; Lieutenant General Saurav Kaaliya and his army troop of 5 soldiers were missed while they went out for Patrolling in the Border area in Jammu and Kashmir.

How their bodies returned, oh! God!, no one can ever like to recap such a barbarism !! Very Brutal act. You can just click on the below link to know about their cruelty.(Please read the below links,if you truly respect soldiers)

http://www.indiapolicy.org/lists/india_policy/1999/Aug/msg00028.html

They are neither the militants nor the secret agents but the army people. Don't you know how to treat them? If true soldiers, they should fight honestly. Keeping someone under captivism that to by kidnapping and torturing that to Soldiers, is not the true spirit of a warrior. I doubt beasts also do not behave like that.

The same was repeated by Major Fazlur Rehman of Bangladesh Army in the eastern borders of our country.

What punishment they should get? I think the best one is to take the criminals' (those who are responsible for this heinous act) children and explain them how their respective fathers behaved. The children can never call them as fathers from then onwards. They fear on looking at them and getting their name.

I hate my country too for its policies. They never filed a case against Pakistan in ICJ. One individual on his personal interest filed a case. We smashed down Atlantis, Pakistan's aircraft, when it is spying inside our border. They filed a case against us in ICJ. Ofcourse, they lost the case.
But why our leaders maintain calm and be silent, I can never understand.

Always chanting peace. We should give one such a blow that they never dare to look to our country. What is this? Right from the Independence, we are experiencing terrorism. What did we attain through peace? To maintain Peace in the country, to sustain as a prosperous nation, we need to wage a war.
http://www.kavitanjali.com/Teens/kargilwar.htm
http://www.bharat-rakshak.com/IAF/History/Link-Hist.html
http://www.jammukashmirinfo.com/Kargil/home%20they%20brought.htm
http://www.armyinkashmir.org/human_rights/cold.html
http://www.armyinkashmir.org/human_rights/barbarians.html
http://www.indianembassy.org/policy/Kashmir/FAQ-Kashmir.htm


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Reviewed by Vahini Epari (Reader)
Reviewed on November 26, 2002
Very true! lakshmi. It's high time India revolts back,
But the barbarism u have mentioned is happening... Not only Pakistanis doing that, even Indians do that, some of the fierce army troops, hating the circumstances they are in... do this. Not only this i have read many more. during the Iran/Iraq war, The Kargil War... and many more.
I agree that pakistanis have crossed the off-limits in savaging people and have forwarded their hands in the destruction of this world.
Every thing will one day end up.... The day isn't far.
U will also live to see our kids being taken into the army for war...
we shall all hate it then.
This is my view. No one can help it.

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