why do most Pakistani men think Pakistan and India should not have separated?

lakkis25 · August 14, 2006, 8:12pm

Re: why do most Pakistani men think Pakistan and India should not have separated?

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The Fund for Peace has ranked troubled countries that are in danger of collapse. The countries are ranked according to twelve social, economic, political, and military indicators, including economic decline and inequality, demographic pressures, war, and corruption. A failed state is defined as “one in which the government does not have effective control of its territory, is not perceived as legitimate by a significant portion of its population, does not provide domestic security or basic public services to its citizens, and lacks a monopoly on the use of force.” The index covers countries at risk, not countries that have already failed. Below are the top 28 most vulnerable countries.

Sudan

Dem. Rep. of the Congo

Côte D’Ivoire

Iraq

Zimbabwe

Chad

Somalia

Haiti

Pakistan

Afghanistan

Guinea

Liberia

Central African Rep.

North Korea

Burundi

Yemen

Sierra Leone

Myanmar

Bangladesh

Nepal

Uganda

Nigeria

Uzbekistan

Rwanda

Sri Lanka

Ethiopia

Colombia

Kyrgyzstan
I am not against Pakistan in any way, I am just stating the facts and that there is a lot more to be done before we can celebrate anything. Yes we obtained independance, and thats commendable, we are free to practice our religion but we still have a long way to go. Whethere getting independance from India was the right thing to do or not, time can only tell

you didn’t get independence from india, you got it from british, august 14th is pak independence day and aug 15th is india