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Pakistan-India Tension in the Wake of Pulwama Attack

Pakistan is united under the leadership of Imran Khan.
 "Nearly all men can stand adversity but if you want to test a man's character give him power." These are the very famous words said by Abraham Lincoln. Now, as far as Imran Khan's character is concerned, he has fought adversity throughout his life. He has faced the most difficult situations but now one of the  most dangerous things that corrupt people –power– is in Imran's hands.  instead of overplaying politics on the issue —Pulwama attack —Imran has asked India to provide actionable evidence and we will take action. He is showing us the gap between real statesman and cunning politician.  On the other hand, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has blamed Pakistan without any evidence. It is surprising that India has so strong intelligence network that they can find out the culprit in few hours then it would be better that if they stop the attack  in the first place. If they had so much power of intelligence sharing then they should have stopped the attacker from entering in Kashmir. India must provide the link of communication between Pakistan and attacker.Actually the young man was humiliated and ridiculed by the Indian forces and the young man just carried the burden on his heart. He was searching for the suitable occasion to take revenge. 
It is understandable truth that when you suppress someone when you deny their fundamental rights then the violence erupts because it is the hopelessness which generates violence. A pakistani based organisation has claimed responsibility. Indian need to understand that this organisation is proscribed in Pakistan.It has been band and so it has no activity in Pakistan. Moreover Pakistan is going to curb violent extremism and country has sacrificed more than 70000 soldiers and Pakistani citizens. Then again it is on India's shoulders to shake hands with Pakistan that is why Prime Minister Imran Khan said that it is Naya Pakistan and we want a new relationship, in fact a healthy relationship between Pakistan and India.He categorically mentioned that the past should be buried. We need to focus on present. War between both countries isn't a solution but a gigantic problem in itself.
    This incident might provide an opportunity to both Pakistan and India, the opportunity to restart this peace process, the opportunity to build a good relations just like South Korea and North Korea did few months ago. Modi's warmongering policy may earn him success in upcoming general elections but it will leave very destructive impact on entire region. Two nuclear-powers,  God forbid, if engage in a war,can destroy the peace and stability of the globalised world. 


Just like Imran Khan has asked for peace, Modi should come up with the same intention i. e new foreign policy. To cut a long story short, almost all the human beings present on the planet earth agree that there is nothing as bad as war;war leads to destruction and devastation? Peace between Pakistan and India is inevitable. I think we should stop spi
lling more blood and start dialogue. By achieving peace and tolerance, Pakistan and India can start trade which will help them fight poverty, corruption  malnutrition and extremism.
As the great man Martin Luther King, Jr once said" I refuse to accept the view that mankind is so tragically bound to the starless midnight of racism and war that the bright daybreak of peace and brotherhood can never become a reality. I believe that unarmed truth and unconditional love will have the final word. "
Written by Abdul Muqset 

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