Re: Indian hand behind terrorism in Balochistan and FATA?
Just allow it man. Modi and the Hindutava parties continue to spew vitriol against Pakistan from time to time. They’ve all collectively pledged to ‘teach Pakistan a lesson’ (don’t make me link their speeches here) in front of their anti Pakistan masses. Don’t bother denying the fact that anti Pakistan fear and propaganda was not one of the central themes of Modi and Hindutava parties’ election campaign. Yet you want Pakistanis to believe that India is some random, helpless hug a bear state that only knows how to cry about Pakistan’s involvement in every other mishap and make thunderous threats, but would never actually dare cause any harm to the country they openly call enemy? Oh God, how I so wish that Indians were indeed that helpless and weak!
I don’t know what exactly you are trying to prove with tunnel logic of ‘blame ISI’? Of course, ISI created the Taliban with help of US and Saudi to defeat the Soviets and use them as strategic proxy tools. But today, ISI is actually fighting against them. You Indians wish that Pakistanis bad mouth and curse their own army, but the truth of the matter is, our army is the ultimate defence against these animals, and they have done an extremely remarkable job at saving the state from falling into the hands of murderous cave dwellers. Whatever political strings they allegedly pull behind the parliamentary scenes is Pakistan’s internal matter! Opportunists shouldn’t bothering shedding any crocodile tears over that.
To end the post with one simple question, if it is unanimously agreed without a shadow of doubt that Taliban or Kashmiri freedom fighters needed ISI/Saudi assistance to fight the Soviets/Indian Army, then why is it so hard to fathom that external hands are also at play now that the same brand of militants are fighting another strong army?
Gen Bajwa got it absolutely right, no amount of local bandits and criminals can wage a such a prolonged conflict - which is also getting increasingly sophisticated by each passing day against - a conventional army without any outside support. Pakistan at one point provided that ‘external assistance’ so they know exactly what they are talking about. But knowing India’s involvement in Sri Lankan Civil War and East Pakistan, I don’t understand how they have the audacity to paint their agencies as some holier than holy - holy cows. Too much holiness.