Mutilating soldiers is barbarism
By preethaanju
@preethaanju (3000)
India
January 10, 2013 11:12am CST
Two Indian soldiers were killed and their bodies mutilated by pakistani soldiers.This apart from being a violation of Geneva Treaty is also an act of cruelty and barbarism. The soldiers were killed for petty reasons and while discharging their duties. It is even more painful that this incident occurred during peace times and not during war.
4 responses
@preethaanju (3000)
• India
11 Jan 13
Yes a very sadistic act. I wonder how a civilized human being can commit such crimes on fellow human beings.
@Shavkat (140051)
• Philippines
11 Jan 13
It is indeed inhuman to kill the people like such. Whatever the conflicts in boundaries of their own country, it is not acceptable to kill those soldiers with barbaric way. They should be realized that life is not terminated with such criminal act.
@preethaanju (3000)
• India
11 Jan 13
Yes its indeed very inhuman to resort to such acts.Soldiers are just doing their duty towards their motherland and have no personal grudge against anyone.Its alright to get killed in real war as everything is fair. But to lose a life during peace time like this is unacceptable
@nitinnair89 (2900)
• India
10 Jan 13
Yes. I cant believe this happened. And they even claim that they did not do this..terrible inhuman behavior..
@preethaanju (3000)
• India
11 Jan 13
Its always their ploy to deny after commiting such heinous crimes. It also happened during the Kargil war. Few Indian soldiers were mutilated.But such acts will not occur if only our politicians were more stern and took hard decisions
@MaylaJay (349)
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10 Jan 13
It comes down to fear and hate, always. There is no reason for this violence, but someone, a long, long time ago, suddenly said "We can't like them because they are different and they might hurt us." And since then scores of people have learned to discriminate and to "get them before they get us" And what's the point? If we were leaving them alone, they were leaving you alone and everyone minded their business, perhaps there would be no war or hate.
@preethaanju (3000)
• India
11 Jan 13
Yes you are right. Its all because of fear and hate that men commit such senseless acts.The fear that the other might hurt us incites us to commit the act first.I wonder whether we will every live life like civilised human beings
