Pakistan doesn't need to go to war......they need to instruct the ISI to hit India where it hurts ie.e. the economical centre targetting Western interests where investment is made..........either India will have to go to war and risk losing all its economy OR negotiate something with Pakistan and resolve these issues. India is doing the same state sponsored terrorism campaign in Pakistan, so Pakistan should just pay them back in full.......lets see how long India lasts and can sustain compared to the bombing campaign we have sustained thus far
This is the most childish comment I have seen from a member. Of all the war-mongering here on this forum, does any of you know the consequences of war? Do you really think that informing your intelligence agency will get the Indians to bow down to the pressure? As a third party and a neutral country, my sincere advise to all Pakistanis would be: Don't consider war always as an alternative.
Please see the practical possibility rather than commenting out of pure nationalist-emotions. Your strike on their crucial points would make them retaliate worse than ever. They have a bigger and more powerful arsenal of weapons and your strikes on their crucial points will only give them an excuse to retaliate in the best way they can. Their military is more massive and powerful and they can hold much longer on before any of the our Western countries can impose a ceasefire. After last year's terrorist attacks on their financial capital Mumbai, there was a very difficult situation for the Indian government to calm their citizenship as most Indians were livid with anger and demanded a conflict. Pakistani strikes on their crucial points will only make it more difficult for Delhi government to restrain public pressure and give in to their demands.
The Pakistani economy is already in a terrible state and you are already on a war right now inside your own country against the Taliban that is draining your economy as well as manpower further. Embarking on another war with a much larger neighbour will spell irreversible doom to your economy.
The World Bank has been the mediator on this issue between you two for last 4 decades and odd. If you think that the Indians are violating water treaty, then go and discuss this with the World Bank. Also since you mentioned your provinces drying up, take up this matter with your government and ask them to build more dams on your side of the country alongside irrigation canals etc so that there is better water management in scarce-water areas of Pakistan. Inefficiency in government water management might also perhaps be a cause for drying of waters that Pakistani citizens may want to check before resorting to military confrontation which should be the last of all last options in such sensitive matters.
Military options would only result in serious retaliation from Delhi which may not really end well considering the huge manpower and technological gap that is prevalent between you two.
Besides, none of the monitoring agencies such as United Nations have issued any such complaint which should actually be the source of this issue being valid. The only talk that supports the allegation on the Indians is your accusations. I believe that this sort of news articles are often printed in free media so as to attract more readers and therefore earn good TRP ratings. Therefore, it is wise to check the facts before jumping the gun on some newspaper articles.
This is my sincere advise to all Pakistani citizens as a well-wisher.
