Wikileaks: India 'tortured' Kashmir prisoners Buzz

Wikileaks: India 'tortured' Kashmir prisoners
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The International Committee of the Red Cross sent evidence to US diplomats about widespread torture by Indian security forces in Kashmir, according to cables obtained by Wikileaks.
The International Committee of the Red Cross sent evidence to US diplomats about widespread torture by Indian security forces in Kashmir, according to cables obtained by Wikileaks.

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Visits to detention centres in the region in 2002-04 revealed cases of beatings, electric shocks, sexual abuse and other types of ill-treatment.Visits to detention centres in the region in 2002-04 revealed cases of beatings, electric shocks, sexual abuse and other types of ill-treatment.The organisation concluded that India condoned torture in the region.

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I'm not surprised. Much as we want to think otherwise, I believe a lot of "civilized" governments secretly condone torture. It's still a shame, though. Torture can never be justified.

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Why did you repeat yourself several times?Why did you repeat yourself several times?
The evidence speaks for itself ! No need to overstate the issue!

Every country condones and allows torture if the price is right.

What was the price here? If somebody has a nuclear bomb in the vicinity of a major metropolis but wont disclose which, your family is there, what price do you start to have morbid thoughts to retrieve the answer?

Every human has a price, what the limit is determines your morals and values. Sad thing is, that price is manipulated by pseudo reality created by wealthy people trying to control you. So your price is not what you think it is.

This has been proved to be a false report by Pakistan media used as propaganda against India. LINK to pakistan newspaper stating that Pakistan has already apologised. It has also been published in Guardian UK that pakistan faked it but cannot find the link.

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I took a look here, because I also wondered, if this is about the fake cables of last week. But this is a different one and was published by the Guardian yesterday:

Guardian

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Ah correct, appoligies, my mistake. Seems like the situation is quite bad there.

I have to ask the OP, do you have anything to add here yourself or are you just going to copy and paste (in doubles) from the actual article?

I am certainly not going to add to the discussion since clearly the Op can't either.