Pakistan and India over the years

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Since the independence in 1947 till date, Pakistan and India remain the worst enemies of each other. Both the countries have fought several wars. They have not been able to develop cordial relationship at all. Now there are some reasons which are hurdles in the peace process. First of all, peace can only prevail if both sides are sincere in peace making. 
                             
Today the environment is different. Indians are always blaming Pakistan for what ever happens in India without any solid proof. Even if somebody is suffering from stomach ache India will definitely declare Pakistan responsible for that.

Few years back when both countries used to speak of peace, a train service was launched so that the relatives on both sides can meet each other with ease. The Samjhota Express train used to carry passengers from both countries but when the train was coming to Pakistan carrying Pakistani passengers, was caught by fire and the passengers were burnt alive. Later it was found that Indian Army official was involved in this shameless act. No one said a word about this terrorism for which India was responsible.

Very recently, new reports are coming out that the attack on Indian Parliament was planted and was performed by the Indians themselves. During that incident India again blamed Pakistan for that. The famous Mumbai attacks were also carried out by Indians themselves, this statement was given by a high Indian official in an inquiry. India who threatened Pakistan for extreme consequences is not speaking about this statement.

I would say that Indian governments are very good actors and they should apply their skills in film industry, that will boost their industry. Now the peace talks can not move further when one of the parties is blaming all the time and the other is defending itself. Indians should stop acting in a way that is not good for people of the sub continent. Pakistan is not a weaker country, at least Pakistanis can take good care of India. 

Pakistan wants peace. If India thinks that its a bigger country and can bully Pakistan, well, that is good to dream but in fact it can not. India knows that if any civil war starts in India there are so many races and creeds which want independent states, Jammu & Kashmir, Khalistan and Tamil movements are the examples. In an event of war with Pakistan, these states will most probably not support India and this time India will break into pieces. China is also there to take some occupied land Arunachal Pradesh from India. So, war is not a good idea at all.

So, finally I would say that Pakistanis want peace but if India does not then Indians may have to face extreme consequences in the future. It is better to live as brothers rather than enemies.

Live and let live...

Major Events in History of Pakistan and India

 -Pakistan got independence on 14th August 1947
-Pak-Indo war 1948
-Pak-Indo war 1965 
-Pak-Indo war 1971
-Pak-Indo skirmishes Kargil 1999

 In the past year India created the drama of a surgical strike inside Pakistan. But its status remains controversial even in the Indian media.

 Its 2018 and still we are facing the same situation which we have over the past decades. India is again playing a negative role in the regional arena. Its sole wish is to destabilize Pakistan. India is using Afghanistan as a proxy to carry out terrorist activities with in Pakistan. Before the start of operation Zarb e Azb in 2014 under the then Army Chief General Raheel Sharif, things were worst in Pakistan. Terrorism was on peak. But under  Gen Raheel's leadership military successfully carried out the operation and wiped off the terrorists from the country which were mostly Indian sponsored. Still there are tensions.

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