Pakistan's prime minister says India's Kashmir move is motivated by a 'Hindu supremacist version of Hitler's Lebensraum.' {Islamists use always Nazi terminology }

But Pakistan Has Actually Committed the most terrible Ethnic Cleansing of native Kashmir population.

From the summer of 1989 until the winter of 1990, Kashmir witnessed a grotesque and bloody episode of ethnic cleansing. Jihadist Islamists operating in the Kashmir Valley sent a chilling message to all the non-Muslims in the region:

It was a blatant ethnic cleansing drive, aimed at eliminating non-Muslims. To propagate this message, jihadist fanatics used all possible means – newspapers, audiocassettes, wall posters - and mosques.

Delivering sermons from the pulpits, radical Islamists exhorted Muslims to take up jihad and drive out the "kafirs," the non-believers. The mosques in the valley – roughly 1100 of them – blared their hate-filled, inflammatory speeches through their loudspeakers.

"Islam is our objective, the Quran is our constitution, jihad is our way of our life," they called out, reiterating the motto of the Muslim Brotherhood and its jihadist offshoots, such as Hamas.

They warned non-Muslims: "If you want to live in Kashmir, you must convert to Islam."

Newspapers, too, published "press releases" issued by terror groups, which called on all Muslims to wage jihad against India; sometimes they were run as "advertisements."

India’s first Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru, was a Kashmiri Pandit, a Hindu community indigenous to the area and whose members, historically, constituted much of the elite echelons of Kashmiri society. Before the Islamists’ ethnic cleanse they made great part of Kashmir.

Within hours of the deadline passing, the jihadists launched a systematic campaign of ethnic cleansing. Armed with Kalashnikovs, they patrolled the streets, intimidating the population and shouting slogans: "Oh kafirs! Leave Kashmir";"From East to West, there will be only Islam."

They desecrated Hindu temples and destroyed other places of worship. In the thick of night, Hindu families were terrorized: men were dragged from their homes and shot dead; women raped and executed.

Even two year-old children were murdered. Their only crime was that they were non-Muslims. They were systematically targeted for their religious beliefs. As Amy Waldman wrote in the NYT: "Muslim militants directed a systematic campaign of assassinations against Kashmiri Pandits,

as the area’s Hindu Brahmans were known, and most of them were forced out of Kashmir…The Pandits’ story is one of the tragic and often overlooked footnotes of a conflict that has claimed perhaps 60,000 lives."

Over half-a-million Hindu Pandits fled the valley; many took shelter in shabby refugee camps in Jammu. This mass exodus caused a dramatic shift in Kashmir valley’s demography. Today, only 2746 Hindus are left there.

Three jihadi terror outfits - Harkat-ul-Mujahideen (HUM), the Harkat-ul-Jihad-al-Islami (HUJI) and Lashkar-e-Taiba­ - launched these attacks. They are Pakistan’s proxies – "strategic assets," as the Pakistani military calls them. Created, financed and trained by Pakistan’s ISI

these jihadist groups have a clear motto: to wage jihad. Their efforts didn't end with the expulsion of Kashmir's Pandits. In 1990, ISI operated 30 training camps in Pakistan for Kashmiri militants; by 2002, that number had jumped to 128 camps training 1000 militants a year.

But as is possible, and politically fashionable, today, people did not post messages of solidarity with them. Unlike the concerted campaign now in trend since India’s prime minister Modi revoked Kashmir’s autonomy, when Kashmiris Hindus were ethnic cleanse Nobody stood with them.

The atrocities perpetrated by Pakistan’s jihadist groups on Kashmiri Pandits did not get the worldwide condemnation they deserved. When it comes to resettling the Kashmiri Pandits in their rightful homes, the world’s media – and social media – and not least in Pakistan itself

are quick to condemn it as an "attempt by the Hindu nationalists" to "occupy" and "invade" Kashmiri land by "outsiders." Pakistan’s PM, Imran Khan, calls it an "attempt is to change demography of Kashmir through ethnic cleansing…{What Pakistan actually did}

With Modi’s revocation of Article 370 of the Indian Constitution, Islamist troll armies are drawing comparisons between Kashmir and Palestine; the world’s media are busy painting a narrative presenting "blood brothers" India and Israel as "invaders," "occupiers" and "colonizers."

"Is India planning a settler colonial project for disputed Kashmir?" asks Turkey’s Pravda TRT. "What’s happening in Kashmir looks a lot like Israel’s rule over Palestine," said another op-ed. This Twitter message was typical: "

Pakistani television was filled with hateful messages, calling for annihilating Hindus.

That Pakistan actively cultivates and supports jihadist terrorists to achieve its strategic objectives is well known. As the south Asia scholar Christine Fair writes, to coerce India to make concessions on Kashmir,

"Pakistan has supported an array of Islamist militant proxies that operate in Kashmir and throughout India."
The "moral support" Pakistan has offered Kashmiris has been terrorism.

Over the decades, Kashmir has turned into a proxy battleground for the world’s jihadist and Islamist radicalizing groups, from Sunni Deobandis and Salafists supported by Qatar, to Shia clerics supported by Iran. Embedded in this mix are Pakistani terror groups operating.

But Pakistan’s military, logistical and financial support for terrorism extends far beyond its immediate neighborhood, including the spawning and growth of Al-Qaida and the ongoing instability in Afghanistan.

Hussain Haqqani, Pakistan’s former Ambassador to the U.S., has openly stated that Pakistan supports terrorism. U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has warned, "Pakistan must not provide safe haven for terrorists to threaten international security," as it is currently doing.

Some of the world’s most wanted terrorists - Hafiz Saeed, Maulana Masood Azhar, Ahmed Omar Saeed Sheikh – find a warm home in Pakistan and are consistently protected by the Pakistani military.

From the wire transfer by the ISI general Mahmud Ahmed to train the World Trade Center bombers, the funding of terror training camps for militant groups in Jammu and Kashmir to the funding and training of the Taliban, the trail of terror financing from Pakistan is well documented

The FATF is so concerned that Pakistan has failed to comply with numerous terror-financing regulations it placed it on its "Grey List"
Ironically, countries like the US, China, and KSA, have, for decades, offered foreign aid to Pakistan, ostensibly to "take action against terror"

Imran Khan, the Prime Minister of Pakistan, recently tweeted he is concerned about the "impending genocide of Kashmiris" and that the there is an "attempt to change demography of Kashmir through ethnic cleansing."

If his intentions are sincere, he should consider how to gain legitimate standing to comment - by dealing honestly with Pakistan’s history and present reality.This is what Khan should do:

Own up to Pakistan’s role in the massacres and ethnic cleansing of Kashmir’s Hindu Pandits

Own up to Pakistan’s decades-long campaign of jihad, destabilization and provocation against Kashmir and its devastating consequences. Own up to the generals and violent Islamists who have engaged in extra-judicial killings in Balochistan, Afghanistan and in the Pashto region.

Own up to the dangerous demagoguery of the newly launched Pakistani government-backed campaign, "Kashmir will become part of Pakistan", a populist pivot away from Pakistan’s crumbling economy and its vassal status to China.

Own up to propagating a provocation and fantasy that will ensure decades more conflict between Islamabad and New Delhi, for which Kashmiris themselves will inevitably pay the price.