Conclusion:

The problem of terrorism is getting worse with time. Terrorists have strengthened their network, and the magnitude of their notorious activities has markedly increased in the South Asian region. Why is it not possible for bulk of army, deployed in the AfPak border, to contain rising terrorism is one of the serious questions to look into. One may conclude that this movement is operating under the auspices of World powers, to whom unstable Pakistan Is more favorable to carry out their hegemonic designs. For their diverging interests, global players are fueling terrorism, causing instability in this region.
If the problem of terrorism is further allowed to spread in this region, it would absolutely get out of control and may get a potential to smash the stability of Pakistan. Pakistan may become war-torn region nothing different from Afghanistan. It would provide an excuse for the international community to take over its nuclear assets- a potential on which World powers already have their bad eyes. Such monstrous prospects call every member of civil society to take pains and pressurize the government to seriously take this issue. Seriousness doesn’t mean more military actions but a mixed and wise solution with a pragmatic approach. There is no substitute of public cooperation and seriousness of the government available. No alien or a miracle is coming to save Pakistan, and the people must not be waiting for any tabled solution. Laxity would not be working here. A sound, stable and viable Pakistan lies in the solution of terrorism with iron hands and firm determination.