Our
PM showed his guts to speak out the truth
Indian
Prime Minister Narendra Modi dared to
declare in Pakistan itself that Pakistanis had lost the ability to fight a
conventional war, but continued to engage in the proxy war of terrorism. What
he said was right considering the fact that the
ISI had unleashed militant groups against India.
His critics say that making deliberately provocative statements is not a
good way to kick off. But we had even Pakistan President Nawaz Sharif admitting
that his country did not have good ties with India and that it was time to work
towards achieving that.
Because Sharif is a honest man and speaks the truth
Pakistan military does not love him and distrusts him particularly because he
wants good relations with India. The Pak military feels that Sharif is bending
over backwards to please New Delhi. But don’t forget that Sharif was the same
man who when he was espousing friendship and warmth with former Indian PM
Vajpayee, he and his army were planning Kargil.
In Pakistan, the Prime Minister of that country will go to any extent to
please the army in order not to be another ‘Zulfikar Ali Bhutto’ who was hanged
by military man Zia ul Haq for defying the military. You can’t shift the PM
from its Army in Pakistan and so stop giving its polity the benefit of doubt as
Politicians and Army are one over there.
Modi has merely stated the facts as they are. It is a
well known fact that Pakistan is excellent in double standards and that there
are multiple power centres in that beleaguered country. India should not be too
bothered about offending a problematic neighbour that always keeps its fists
clenched towards us.
India has always been taking the initiative of confidence
building with Pakistan because India is bigger and stronger. India tried to
keep engaged the Pakistan political and military leadership about coexistence
and mutual respect with ultimate aim of mutual peace and economic prosperity as
our primary goals. When engaging with the Pakistan political leadership, it always
included both the one in the government and those in the opposition. But it is
Pakistan which failed to offer adequate cooperation.
Normalization cannot be expected when one side is doing
its best to break rules of diplomacy and ground level attacks all the time. Do
you expect PM to stand with a bouquet all the time till Pak's army and
political wings unite and wage another
war against India?
Our PM was thinking about men at the borders constantly
facing attack from the Pakistani side while making that statement and warned
Pakistan that it will not be tolerated. Why media has problem with that? It
looks like media wants Manmohan Singh back.
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