Assalam Alaikum,

Brother Nhpaki, I appreciate you sharing this article with us all.

Coming back to the issue, I have two very conflicting opinions on this article.

**Historically, we created Pakistan to live in peace and harmony, and never wanted to do anything with India, except maybe a good neighbor relations. So much for those neighborly relations, when the very aim of India from August 15, 1947 to create chaos in pakistan, be it directly through wars or otherwise.

** That is one explanation, the second one comes back to the roots of a problem of having a viable democracy and consensus among our people, so we can be seen united on the world forum. We as pakistanis are still sticking with our tradition of JALAAO & GHIRAAO, among ourselves and are always on the opposite side of the rings in national and international issues.

Whereas, India that claims to be the worlds biggest democracy have their ups and downs, but politicians there have a consensus on how to deal with matters that are utmost important to their nation, be it BJP, Congress or anyone, the foreign policy of theirs never changed. It was actually us, who always bent backwards to BANIYA SAAB to be disappointed time and again, so why do we balme them? we should blame ourselves for these shortcomings.

Beisdes Kashmir, Inidia on its part have a lot of other big and small separatist groups operating in its other states, yet Pakistan cannot pass any such statement as they did, because we know that whatever their internal differences maybe, Indians will definitely shut us down for interfering in their internal affairs. Whereas, Pakistani's are so divided that they will take their enemy's support to materialize their internal rivalries; take Bengal for example...and very many contemporary examples where our politicians go on the world stage to complaint about their own governments when they are in opposition.

One of the reason is inconsistency in our policies, with every new face there are new policies and very many U-Turns and a lot of deceiving to the general public, that everything is fine n' dandy.

Thanks.