How to deal with Pakistan
Is “Tit for Tat” the right solution???
Now the time has come. Enough is enough. We all know how this terrorist nation is making it difficult for the peace loving Indians to forgive and ignore them. There are crores of Indians who want a solution now. And the one and only solution I find the most appropriate is to destroy this terrorist nation. Hey Hey!! I am not asking for a nuclear strike. What I am asking is a little bit of change in our strategy. At this point Indian strategy is good but not good enough to stop the guerrilla attacks. Well, Pakistan’s self destructive measures e.g. creating a war hysteria is costing it billions of dollors which is quite difficult to manage for a nation who is on the verge of bankruptcy.
Change in strategy is what I call ‘tit for tat’. Pakistan is supporting terrorists in Kashmir then we Indians should support the real freedom fighters in Pakistan ‘the BALOCHs’ in their freedom struggle. Most of us might not be knowing about these people. The history of Balochs and Baloochistan had started many years ago when the Pakistani army illegally acquired the area during the days of division of India into two separate countries, India and Pakistan.
The British demanded everyone in the British province to stay either with India or Pakistan but some of the provinces decided neither to join these countries. The important provinces were Kashmir and Baloochistan. The people in Baloochistan are known as Balooch and they disliked the concept of joining Pakistan. The example for such a personality was Khan Abdul Gaffer Khan (who is known as Frontier Gandhi).
But the Pakistanies attacked the area and now also the struggle for Freedom continues. But Pakistan hesitates to compare this matter with Kashmir issue, since the area is very much rich in the terms of oil and natural resources.
Hey lets break this terrorist nation into pieces by helping and supporting the Balooch people in their fight against Taliban and Pakistan. Lets make Pakistan so busy in its own problems so that it doesn’t get time to think about India.
