Saudi national arrested in Indian Occupied Kashmir

[UnitedPak]

Saudi national arrested in Kashmir
Friday, May 09, 2008 12:44 [IST]

Srinagar: A Saudi national has been arrested from Jammu and Kashmir's frontier district of Kupwara, police said here.

Noorul Haq Hussain was nabbed by the army on Thursday during a routine check at Karnah, 150 km from here near the Line of Control (LoC) that divides Kashmir between India and Pakistan, and handed over to state police for investigations.

Foreigners travelling to border areas in the state need prior permission from authorities here.

"During questioning Haq claimed he had lost his passport and other travel documents. We are now ascertaining the facts and investigations are going on," said a police official.

Haq apparently told police that he was in Kupwara to meet friends.

Source : IANS

Saudi national arrested in Kashmir

[Salim]

Karnah is at the LoC and is in the back of nowhere.

He couldn't have lost his way to that place.

[UnitedPak]

Originally Posted by Salim

Karnah is at the LoC and is in the back of nowhere.

He couldn't have lost his way to that place.

Of course. If you get any prophecies about where I lost my keys this morning, drop me a PM.

regards.

[Salim]

United,

You are amusing.

I served there.

I would prefer not to go there since it is so desolate.

It is as desolate as there being you and the lovely breeze with the excellent scent of the pines!

Now, if he went there he must be a a nature lover and an environmentalist loving to whiff in pure ozone!!

If he were a Pakistani Kashmiri, it would be understandable.

But a Saudi? Unless of course he was a door to door salesman of Islamic Wahhabi literature!!

As far as your keys are concerned, I could say that you stuffed it up somewhere and now it must be smelling awful!

Do quit being a smart Aleck!

Fondest regards!

[IceCold]

Originally Posted by Salim

Karnah is at the LoC and is in the back of nowhere.

He couldn't have lost his way to that place.

You and your conspiracy theories.

[blain2]

Originally Posted by Salim

United,

You are amusing.

I served there.

I would prefer not to go there since it is so desolate.

It is as desolate as there being you and the lovely breeze with the excellent scent of the pines!

Now, if he went there he must be a a nature lover and an environmentalist loving to whiff in pure ozone!!

If he were a Pakistani Kashmiri, it would be understandable.

But a Saudi? Unless of course he was a door to door salesman of Islamic Wahhabi literature!!

As far as your keys are concerned, I could say that you stuffed it up somewhere and now it must be smelling awful!

Do quit being a smart Aleck!

Fondest regards!

Noorul Haq Hussain is as Pakistani/Kashmiri a name as they come. It is very possible that a Saudi national of Pakistani/Kashmiri origin was in the area. Lets not go off without knowing all the details...

After all there are almost a 100,000 Pakistani Kashmiris with UK citizenship alone, is it really impossible for someone from the area to have acquired Saudi citizenship?

[Salim]

Saudis with Pakistani or Kashmiri origin.

Why?

Paksitan or Kashmir not good enough for such people?

Taking a UK residency is understandable.

They want a better life than what they had in their country of origin.

But Saudi Arabia? :shock:

[Salim]

Originally Posted by IceCold

You and your conspiracy theories.

Where is the conspiracy , sweetheart?

[Salim]

Icecold,

It is like saying one would prefer Burkina Faso to Pakistan!

[UnitedPak]

Originally Posted by Salim

Saudis with Pakistani or Kashmiri origin.

Why?

Paksitan or Kashmir not good enough for such people?

Taking a UK residency is understandable.

They want a better life than what they had in their country of origin.

But Saudi Arabia? :shock:

You sure seem to have everything figured out.

I know lots of Pakistani families living in Saudi. The reason being Islam one would think. Unless you had another one of those visions...

[Salim]

If he is a Saudi national, he cannot be a Pakistani national. Or could he?

Pakistan and Saudi Arabia has dual nationality?

Living in a country does not make one a national or citizen of that country, or does it?

Thank you for calling me a visionary!

[dimension117]

Originally Posted by Salim

If he is a Saudi national, he cannot be a Pakistani national. Or could he?

Pakistan and Saudi Arabia has dual nationality?

Living in a country does not make one a national or citizen of that country, or does it?

Thank you for calling me a visionary!

Did he really lose his passport or was it stolen from him and is he being tortured in Indian jail just like khalid mahmood was tortured and killed just for coming to india f4 a cricket match?

[moha199]

Originally Posted by Salim

If he is a Saudi national, he cannot be a Pakistani national. Or could he?

Pakistan and Saudi Arabia has dual nationality?

Living in a country does not make one a national or citizen of that country, or does it?

Thank you for calling me a visionary!

Everyone knows that Indian army is one of the most "not the number one" human rights voilator buddy and they could just make up a story so don't be hyper plus let me tell you in plain words. I have a friend who is saudi citizan but his grand parents are from Kashmire and all of his relative members live in Kashimir " cznz uncles aunts like that!!!!! lol" Bro both Pakistan and India are very tough on this issue and trust me alot of innocents have paid the price from both countries so leave it there. He could be innocent and he could not be so wait and see and wait until he gets back to Saudi arabia this is when we will hear the truth!!!!!!!!! peace Mr Salim

[Always Neutral]

Originally Posted by moha199

Everyone knows that Indian army is one of the most "not the number one" human rights voilator buddy and they could just make up a story so don't be hyper plus let me tell you in plain words. I have a friend who is saudi citizan but his grand parents are from Kashmire and all of his relative members live in Kashimir " cznz uncles aunts like that!!!!! lol" Bro both Pakistan and India are very tough on this issue and trust me alot of innocents have paid the price from both countries so leave it there. He could be innocent and he could not be so wait and see and wait until he gets back to Saudi arabia this is when we will hear the truth!!!!!!!!! peace Mr Salim

Rightly said Moha. The Police in India and Pakistan are very corrupt and in-efficient. It will be to easy for them to frame an innocent outsider for crimes they can't solve.

Regards

[Salim]

Originally Posted by moha199

Everyone knows that Indian army is one of the most "not the number one" human rights voilator buddy and they could just make up a story so don't be hyper plus let me tell you in plain words. I have a friend who is saudi citizan but his grand parents are from Kashmire and all of his relative members live in Kashimir " cznz uncles aunts like that!!!!! lol" Bro both Pakistan and India are very tough on this issue and trust me alot of innocents have paid the price from both countries so leave it there. He could be innocent and he could not be so wait and see and wait until he gets back to Saudi arabia this is when we will hear the truth!!!!!!!!! peace Mr Salim

Rather interesting.

In Pakistan, if I come for a visit, do I not have to write in the Emigration forms where I have to go?

Or once in Pakistan, I can roam around at will and visit NWFP?