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Sunday, 31 May 2015
Kargil conflict #SaurabhKalia #Jaihind : Modi sarkar fails Kargil martyr: NDA WON'T take Captain Saurabh Kalia's case to international court... despite evidence he was tortured by Pakistan :::: Yes, we killed Captain Saurabh Kalia: Pak soldier :::: कारगिल शहीदों को न्याय के मामले पर यूपीए की नीति पर चल रही मोदी सरकार
Friends now we have new gov where narendra modi is our pm.but is you all are looking any hope from this gov for Cap #SaurabhKalia Issue?Obviously Yes, because this modi gov always showing himself as great 'SabseBadaDeshbhaqt'.But today morning have new news come out.Modi Gov have saying we are not allowing Saurabh Kalia's issue on international court.our stand is same as last gov.
Oh its right friend.hope is now completely broken. :(
“I
had expected the BJP government to be more patriotic. Sadly, the new
government’s stand remains the same despite change of power at the
Centre. This is amply clear from Minister of State for Foreign Affairs
V. K. Singh’s reply to MP Rajeev Chandrashekhar’s question in
Parliament,” says N.K. Kalia 66-year-old(father).
Modi sarkar fails Kargil martyr: NDA WON'T take Captain Saurabh
Kalia's case to international court... despite evidence he was tortured
by Pakistan
31 May 2015
Martyred: Capt. Saurabh Kalia was captured and killed by Pakistan during the Kargil conflict
They sent him back to India with his
eardrums pierced with hot rods, eyes punctured and removed, most of his
teeth and bones broken, and limbs and genitals cut or chopped off.
Capt.
Saurabh Kalia, of the 4 Jat Regiment, was captured by Pakistani troops
along with five other Indian soldiers on May 15, 1999. He was held in
captivity and tortured gruesomely, but the brave soldier did not betray
his motherland.
When their bodies were
handed over to India by the Pakistan Army on June 9 the same year,
there was nation-wide outrage and a cry for justice against the way
these prisoners of war were treated, in violation to the Geneva Convention on treatment of war prisoners.
Even after
a video, which went viral on YouTube a year ago, of a Pakistani soldier
admitting that the 32-year-old Indian Army officer was tortured and
killed during the 1999 Kargil war which took place when the Vajpayee-led
government was in power, the Modi government has now decided to bury
the case. It claims moving the International Court of Justice (ICJ) against Pakistan, a demand made by Kalia’s father in the Supreme Court,
will not be practicable.
Even as PM
Narendra Modi speaks up on the radio for the brave, unsung soldier
risking his life and limb at the border, his government has towed the
line of the UPA regime on the Kalia issue.
This
comes a blow not only to the 66-year-oldN.K. Kalia, who has been
running from pillar to post for the past 16 years to secure justice for
his son, but also all Indians who want justice for the hero of the 1999
war, who first reported large-scale incursions by the Pakistan Army.
The UPA government had told the Supreme Court in February last year that it
cannot move the ICJ as Pakistan might not permit it, and no country can
be so compelled to.
“I
had expected the BJP government to be more patriotic. Sadly, the new
government’s stand remains the same despite change of power at the
Centre. This is amply clear from Minister of State for Foreign Affairs
V. K. Singh’s reply to MP Rajeev Chandrashekhar’s question in
Parliament,” says N.K. Kalia.
To Chandrashekhar’s question on
whether the government proposed to take up the killing of Saurabh and
five other soldiers by the Pakistan army with the United Nations Human
Rights Commission, and move the ICJ to pressurize Pakistan to identify
and punish all perpetrators, Singh had recently replied: “The attention
of the international community has already been drawn to these heinous
and barbaric acts of Pakistan army including through a statement to the
UN general assembly in New York on September 22, 1999, and to the
Commission of Human Rights in April 2000. The possibility of seeking
legal remedies through the international courts was also thoroughly
examined, but not found feasible.”
The
Supreme Court has now asked the Modi government to make its stand clear
through an affidavit by August 25, the next date of hearing.
N.K. Kalia had moved the Supreme Court in 2012 seeking a direction to MEA to approach the ICJ for action against
Pakistani army men who killed his son in violation of ‘Geneva Convention
on treatment of war prisoners’.
The court has been repeatedly snubbing the MEA, saying it had surrendered even before filing the case.
“It
would have been more befitting had the government approached the ICJ
with all proofs and documentary evidences and might have lost,” said the SC.
"The video proved my son did not
die due to bad weather but was killed in the hands of his captors. He
was tortured. It is surprising that the Centre has not considered the
new evidence which has come on record, and still goes by Pakistan
version," said a distraught Kalia.
Going soft
“Why is Indian government going soft on Pakistan even after several wars,
continuing infiltration, and export of terror? It is not just an issue
of my son, but no other Indian soldier shall be treated like this. There
should be a deterrent,” he said, adding that he will submit CDs of the
Pakistani soldier’s TV confession to the apex court.
Kalia's lawyer, Arvind Kumar Sharma, told : “This is a fit case to be
referred to the ICJ as the torture is a clear violation of Geneva
Convention on treatment of war prisoners. Pakistan has dragged India
many times to the ICJ, then why cannot we do the same on the issue? Rows
between India and Pakistan may be governed by the Simla pact under
which they are to be settled bilaterally, but in such issues India is
definitely not going to get justice and it has to be taken to the
international court."
कारगिल शहीदों को न्याय के मामले पर यूपीए की नीति पर चल रही मोदी सरकार
संसद में सवाल और सरकार का जवाब
सांसद चंद्रशेखर ने संसद में सवाल पूछा था कि क्या सरकार सौरभ और पांच अन्य
भारतीय सैनिकों की पाकिस्तानी सेना द्वारा हत्या मसले को युनाइटेड नेशंस
के मानवाधिकार आयोग के समक्ष उठाएगी? क्या इस मामले पर आईसीजे का दरवाजा
खटखटाया जाएगा, ताकि दोषी पाकिस्तानी सैनिकों सजा दी जा सके। सवाल के जवाब
में सरकार की ओर से केंद्रीय मंत्री वीके सिंह ने कहा था, ''इस मासले से
अंतरराष्ट्रीय समुदाय को न्यूयॉर्क अधिवेशन के दौरान 22 सितंबर 1999 को और मानवाधिकार आयोग को अप्रैल 2000 में ही
अवगत करा दिया गया है। अंतरराष्ट्रीय कोर्ट के जरिए कानूनी कार्रवाई
के बारे में भी सारे पहलुओं पर विचार किया गया लेकिन यह संभव नहीं लगता।''
सुप्रीम कोर्ट में अपील कर चुके हैं सौरभ के पिता
सौरभ कालिया के पिता एनके कालिया ने 2012 में सुप्रीम कोर्ट का रुख किया।
उनकी मांग है कि विदेश मंत्रालय इस मसले को इंटरनेशनल कोर्ट ऑफ जस्टिस में
उठाए ताकि जिन पाकिस्तानी जवानों ने उनके बेटे की हत्या की उनके खिलाफ
कार्रवाई हो सके, क्योंकि इस प्रकार का बर्ताव यह युद्ध बंदियों के साथ जेनेवा कन्वेंशन का उल्लंघन है। सौरभ के पिता एनके कालिया 16 साल बाद भी
अपने बेटे के लिए न्याय के लिए लड़ाई कर रहे हैं।
यूपीए सरकार का स्टैंड
यूपीए सरकार ने पिछले साल सुप्रीम कोर्ट में कहा था कि आईसीजे (इंटरनेशनल
कोर्ट ऑफ जस्टिस) में अपील नहीं की जा सकती क्योंकि पाकिस्तान सुनवाई के
लिए राजी न हो और किसी देश को इसके लिए बाध्य नहीं किया जा सकता। सरकार ने
कहा था कि पड़ोसियों के साथ रिश्तों को ध्यान में रखते हुए आईसीजे में जाना
कानूनी रूप से वैध नहीं होगा। 16 साल बाद भी एनडीए सरकार पाकिस्तान के
खिलाफ इंटरनेशनल कोर्ट ऑफ जस्टिस में अपील करने को लेकर गंभीर नहीं है।
सरकार संसद में कह चुकी है कि अंतरराष्ट्रीय स्तर पर इस मुद्दे को उठाना
संभव नहीं है।
फाइल फोटोः कारगिल के शहीद सौरभ कालिया।
इंटरनेट पर पड़ा है वीडियो
सौरभ कालिया के साथ दरिंदों जैसा बर्ताव करने वाले पाकिस्तानी सैनिकों ने
इसे स्वीकार किया था। इसका वीडियो सालों से यूट्यूब पर पड़ा है। बावजूद
इसके मोदी सरकार पिछली सरकार के स्टैंड को ही आगे कर चल रही है। एनके
कालिया का कहना है, ''मैंने उम्मीद लगाई थी कि बीजेपी सरकार ज्यादा देशभक्त
है। लेकिन दुख के साथ कहना पड़ रहा है कि नई सरकार भी पुरानी सरकार के
स्टैंड पर कायम है। सांसद राजीव चंद्रशेखर द्वारा संसद में पूछे गए सवाल पर
विदेश मामलों के राज्य मंत्री वीके सिंह के बयान से स्पष्ट है कि नई सरकार
भी कारगिल के शहीदों को न्याय दिलाने के पक्ष में नहीं है।''
Video shows Pakistani soldier sharing details of Kargil martyr Captain Saurabh Kalia's encounter
Video shows Pakistani soldier sharing details of Kargil martyr Captain Kalia's encounter
New Delhi: A video taken during a Pakistani army function
reportedly shows a soldier sharing details of an encounter in which Captain Saurabh Kalia, and five of his platoon members, were killed in
1999 just before the Kargil war broke out. The video clip has been
uploaded on YouTube.
Captain
Kalia and other soldiers were captured by Pakistan and allegedly
tortured brutally during the war that lasted from May to July in 1999.
23-year-old Captain Kalia of the 4 Jat Regiment was the first
Indian Army officer to observe and report large-scale intrusion by the Pakistani Army into the Indian side of the Line of Control in the Kargil
sector of Jammu and Kashmir. He and the five others were captured on
May 15, 1999 and were in captivity for more than 20 days.
When their bodies were handed over to India, the autopsy reports
revealed extreme torture including cigarette burns, ear drums pierced
with hot iron rods and amputated limbs.
"The Army has
admitted to the encounter in mid-May 1999. All through these years,
right from their ex-President Musharraf to any of their Generals, they
have never admitted that this incident happened," said Captain Saurabh
Kalia's father, NK Kalia.
NK Kalia had earlier said that
though Pakistan's handling of his son violates the international
convention on the treatment of prisoners of war, the Indian government
has been apathetic in not raising the case with Pakistan.
Captain Kalia's father said that he had first approached the Indian Defense Ministry for help, which said his son's case had been referred
to the Prime Minister's Office, which in turn said the matter was being
studied by the External Affairs Ministry.
He wants the Indian
government to raise the matter with the International Court of Justice.
In December, the Supreme Court had asked the government to explain
whether it will take the case of the Kargil martyr to the International
Court of Justice at The Hague.
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