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India has rejected Pakistan's move to make Gilgit-Baltistan its fifth province. 🇮🇳 Responding to the reports, MEA Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said that Pakistan-occupied Jammu & Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan are an integral part of India. He added that Pakistan has no right to change the status of these territories, which...

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💖 That Bengali Guy ✨2 months ago

Don't expect much whil Modi is PM with his Hum Buddh ka desh hai. Maybe when Yogi or Himanta is.

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TRUTH2 months ago

You still expect that apart from DENIAL, REJECTION and NINDA....we will do anything ????

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Ahmed Xhk2 months ago

Iss madarchod ki Maa ko jaheez me aya tha kashmir or Gilgit Chutiya Saala

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हरिपाल सिंह छाबड़ा2 months ago

You may make Balochistan a new State

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raj rony2 months ago

ask him to stop bakchodi, take them by force if they have power...enough of this bakchodi since years...

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Total Dick2 months ago

I don’t think this issue will ever be resolved, paakis will never give up their part and neither will India because this can break up both countries as more territories will ask for secession. The best solution is for both to keep their own part and recognise it as part of each country and make the LOC a permanent international border.

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