Radiness is not. Pakistan is in the top 5 most heavily armed civilian populations/capita. Arm bearing Pakistani citizens outnumber Germany's total population. Arms owned by civilians are worth in a Billion dollar figure and we mainly use a single cartridge for our assault rifles.
In 65 we had sticks and stones, now every Pakistani home atleast owns one fire arm. If India carries out another adventure, its Army will be culled like mosquitos by simple demographic firepower difference. India will have to fight all of us, not just our Army.
Excellent - With Pakistan already home to the 'most heavily per-capita armed' civilians, there is nothing anyone needs to do. 'Armed civilians' isn't a new strategy - was tried in 1947-48 in Kashmir and during 26/11 in Mumbai, amongst others. Excellent idea for the perpetrator/terrorist handlers, because it leads to plausible deniability. Now it can be seen in action in Pakistan. The army is busy fighting against one group of 'armed civilians' in Waziristan, another group of armed civilians attacks naval bases, a third group of armed civilians shoots polio workers, yet another group of armed civilians shoots at passenger aircraft...etc. I can carry on, but there are too many to list.
For a change, instead of obsessing about an Indian threat, Pakistan should look inward and conduct some introspection on what kind of a society has it created. 'Border provocations' are in all likelihood, manufactured by an elite which is cornering a large share of national resources, but is unable to deliver basic safety, health and stable economy to the people. So to stop people from asking questions, build up the Indian bogeyman - its easier than doing something real and tangible.