Pakistan should
dismantle all terrorist groups
When will the
regular exchange of fire between Indian and Pakistani soldiers at the border
stop? What does either side gain by these exchanges? Who exactly stands to
benefit by creating tensions across the borders? The exchanges continue in
spite of the 2003 ceasefire on the Line of Control. Artillery and mortar fire
are used for exchanges. The casualties along the International Boundary and the
LoC in Jammu and Kashmir continue to grow. Pakistan did not condemn the Uri
attack. India in reply kept quiet about the terror attacks in Balochistan.
Who will be the
next army chief of Pakistan and what policies related to India will he adopt?
In Pakistan, the tension between Army and government continues. The terrorist
build-up and infiltration along the LoC continues too. When will a democratic
government replace the army in Pakistan?
It is high time
the governments of the two countries did something drastic to build up
confidence among their respective people and started useful dialogues. India’s External
Affairs Minister has started the bilateral talks. It was indeed high time that
India and Pakistan sorted out things bilaterally. First thing that Pakistan
should do is dismantle all terrorist groups on their side. They are the cause
of all the problems that the two countries face. Once all the terrorist groups
are dismantled there can be sensible dialogues exchanged between the two
nations. Till then tensions between the two are unavoidable.
This continuing
tension and violence between India and Pakistan will not benefit either of the
two countries. The continuous exchanges at the border will only lead to losses
for both the countries and neither of them will be able to focus on development
as long as the tensions across the border continue.
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