Kabir Panthi
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Dagha, let us deconstruct your reply point by point
Political show? Sir, we regard Indian lives as precious. If you think it is a "show" then it is a sad state of affairs.
And yes, Pune did cause considerable outrage. The investigations indicate that it was carried out by the ISI-D Company-LeT's "Karachi Project".
Firstly, you are in deep delusion if you are imagining that SRK was ever man-handled. People did protest Shiv Sena's attitude to SRK ... But in any case - that little controversy, in which nobody was hurt, is not at all comparable to terrorist attacks.
As regards sharing evidence, there little evidence that Pakistan is in any way serious about acting against the terrorists. You will surely acknowledge that the government of Pakistan indulged in the most brazen, bare-faced and shameless lies about Kasab's origins. The Pakistani attitude is that "we have a right to outrightly lie until our lies are exposed, and after that we will start brazening it out."
If Pakistan really wants to cooperate, it can make a beginning by handing over the voice samples of those who were in the 26/11 control room.
No, not fuming at all, but one does get the feeling there is a huge gap between your perceptions and reality.
Again, we understand you have suffered and we sympathize with you. But you must acknowledge that your suffering is due to the policies of your elites, and due to those people who are foolish enough to be deluded by those elites.
You are being tormented by the same forces that you nurtured to torment others. Your elites are certainly responsible for it, as are those common people who get swept away by slogans of Jihad.The way I see it, both sides need to fix themselves - majorly. As a Pakistani, I feel that Indians are somehow desensitised to our suffering. Bombs are going off in our mosques and marketplaces. With all due respect and reverence for the 26/11 victims; we go through that on a DAILY basis. Yet you blame our government and more importantly, our people.
Do you not see that the problems Pakistan is facing right now is a global one i.e. The War on Terrorism? In my humble opinion, the enemy of my enemy is my friend. On that basis, Pakistan and India should have cooperated after 26/11. Instead, I am sorry to say that the Indian Government made a "political show" out of the whole situation. How come there wasn't any outcry when the Pune bombings took place?
Political show? Sir, we regard Indian lives as precious. If you think it is a "show" then it is a sad state of affairs.
And yes, Pune did cause considerable outrage. The investigations indicate that it was carried out by the ISI-D Company-LeT's "Karachi Project".
How come people did not come to the streets when Shiv Sena was 'manhandling' SRK. I think we all know. It was because of the 'P' word. So much so that at your side, the media actually started fanning the fire to cash in. Even before evidence collection started, everyone somehow 'knew' that it was Pakistani. At that point, most Pakistanis stopped caring seeing that they were the 'default culprits'. This mentality has to change.
Firstly, you are in deep delusion if you are imagining that SRK was ever man-handled. People did protest Shiv Sena's attitude to SRK ... But in any case - that little controversy, in which nobody was hurt, is not at all comparable to terrorist attacks.
India has accepted the deficiencies of its security apparatus against Pakistan-origin terrorism. The home minister was sacked, many new measures have been put into place.If your government was indeed so serious about terrorism, they would have had a major overhaul of their security apparatus; police and navy officials would have lost jobs. They would have shared evidence with the country they were so busy painting as a terrorist state (let alone us, India did not even share the evidence with Interpol till almost a month afterwards). And, when you tell us to either give evidence or shut up, why didn't the same argument have any weight when we used it after 26/11? I think the answer is clear; double-standards. Or maybe you always tell the truth and we always lie? For me, the former holds more credence.
As regards sharing evidence, there little evidence that Pakistan is in any way serious about acting against the terrorists. You will surely acknowledge that the government of Pakistan indulged in the most brazen, bare-faced and shameless lies about Kasab's origins. The Pakistani attitude is that "we have a right to outrightly lie until our lies are exposed, and after that we will start brazening it out."
If Pakistan really wants to cooperate, it can make a beginning by handing over the voice samples of those who were in the 26/11 control room.
At this point, I am sure that our Indian readers will be fuming. But do understand that I am not mocking your victims. I am only criticising the way your Govt. and your people reacted.
No, not fuming at all, but one does get the feeling there is a huge gap between your perceptions and reality.
Unfortunately, to use your analogy, it is the Pakistani elites that are the biting dog. What cooperation can be given to a dog that wants to bite?Blaming the Pakistani govt. or the people is like blaming the neighbourhood for a stray dog that bites you. And that too, in a neighbourhood where the residents are bit everyday. Either protect yourselves or if you can't do that, then cooperate. India at present is at its third option; complain, complain and complain some more.
Always remember that people by and large are compassionate, there are only a minority of miscreants. Moreover, Pakistan has had more than its share of bloodshed so don't assume that we don't "understand". We understand full well how terrorists terrorise and how they don't really think much. They just DO. That is what Kasab did.
Again, we understand you have suffered and we sympathize with you. But you must acknowledge that your suffering is due to the policies of your elites, and due to those people who are foolish enough to be deluded by those elites.