Re: Who is Abu Jundal?
Yes, hatemongers exists on both sides, but only one side is hurting the other side and to top it, the government on that side is not doing anything. You know which side I am talking about. On the Indian side, there is no tolerance for state or non-state actors to act as proxies.
India banned some Hindu organizations, why not Pakistan ban LET or whatever their new name is. The problem is unlike India where majority (except in extremely under developed tribal regions) do not support organized armed groups, Pakistani society seems to have a affinity to jihadism. India captured and punished the Samjotha express perpetrators and even granting compensation to Pakistani victims. Even those organizations which are in way responsible for indoctrinating these (Samjotha) perpetrators did not support them before or after.
First, it was the US that took action on behalf of India by putting a price on LET founder. Now, the Saudis are co-operating with Indian agencies. Apart from Abu Jundal, there is another case of an Indian arrested still to be deported, the wife of the arrested even narrated the fact there were Indian agents present with Saudi police. Fast changing scene in the Middle east is making west (and it’s Oil allies) less dependent on Pakistan.
So, it’s time for Pakistan to wake-up, use the opportunity India is providing. Despite all the revelations India is still talking not taking a confrontational attitude.
Let Pakistan capture some of those responsible for crimes in India then you will see real progress. They can easily be handed over to India via a third country, with no outward involvement of Pakistan, therefore reducing any outcry.
For those guppies that keep talking about peace, why don’t you start the process by publicly condemning these organizations that attack India in this forum.