India threatens, Pakistan determined

Prime Minister Imran Khan has made a very realistic analysis of Pak-India relations in the context of the past and present and has clearly told the world from whom, why, and what are the threats to the peace of the subcontinent. 

Addressing the inaugural session of the Pak-Afghan Investment Forum 2020 in Islamabad on Monday, he said, "We tried hard to have good relations with India, but it is an enemy of Pakistan and is ideologically against us, so our efforts are not productive." 

The Prime Minister was right about the armed wing of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), which wants to wipe out the Muslim race. In 72 years, no other government in India has hated more Muslims. 

India has turned occupied Kashmir into prison and wants to use Afghanistan to destabilize Pakistan. The Prime Minister's reference to India's anti-Pakistan policy was openly confirmed by Indian National Security Adviser Ajit Doval on the same day. Addressing a function in New Delhi, Doval threatened that "we will take the war to the lands of the countries which pose a threat to Indian security, and will fight there.”

He called his aggressive statement the “New India Doctrine” and said that we have now changed our mindset of not taking the initiative in the war. 

What he said means nothing more than that India wants to harm the interests and security of Pakistan and China, which it has tried many times in the past. 

Everyone knows that China has beaten India on the NEFA front in 1962 and in recent months during violations of the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in Ladakh.

It is true that in 1971, with the help of some of our enemy forces and some of our own mistakes and weaknesses, it tore Pakistan apart. 

In response to the great battles of 1965 and the limited wars that took place in different periods, especially the violations of the Line of Control (LOC) and the so-called surgical strikes, the embarrassing defeats at the hands of the Pakistan Army are also part of history. 

That is why Ajit Doval realized the consequences of the boloney at the Delhi function only a few hours later and had to issue an explanatory statement stating that he did not name any country in his speech. 

It was appropriate not to name China in his statement, as India fears China, but did not forget to mention Pakistan without naming it, saying the speech was not about China or a "specific situation".

I think the specific situation meant India's ludicrous actions to perpetuate India's illegal occupation of occupied Kashmir, the mass exodus of Hindus to eradicate the Muslim majority, and Pakistan's global efforts to stop the genocide of Kashmiris. 

The Prime Minister also referred to India's use of Afghan territory against Pakistan for terrorism and other nefarious purposes. He is also correct in saying that the future of the region lies in peace, cooperation, and trade. It is still time for India to come to its senses, refrain from aggressive intentions against its neighbors and play its role in paving the way for peace and development for the 1.5 billion people of the region.