President Musharraf who ruled Pakistan with an iron hand thanks to George Bush and Al Quieda, is now facing great erosion of power. He had to give up his most powerful uniform to don the ceremonial President’s suit. Even that would not have been possible had the blocks about to be thrown by the judiciary materialised that he had to dismiss them and stage his second coup. The political leaders – Nawaz Shariff and Benazir Butto – who were exiled by him are back to haunt him. However mock the election would be, is bringing the people of Pakistan into the fray. All of Pakistan’s provinces in the west are in rebellion. Al Quieda is sending sucide bombers to finish him off on a regular basis. The pumping of moeny by the U.S. would soon come to an end with Bush relinquishing power in America. The NATO forces in Afganistan is increasingly getting fed up that sooner rather than later would they be mounting a serious offensive that would push the Talibans deep into Pakistan. This would incite the jihadis inside Pakistan to raise their flag of rebellion against pro American Musharraf-Butto-Shariff combine. Above all the army seems to show cracks and disloyalty egged on by the fundamentalists.
Pakistan is at crossroads facing its moment of truth. There is territorial crisis, there is economic crisis, there is political crisis, there is ethnic crisis, there is linguistic crisis, there is religious crisis, there is constitutional crisis and there is military crisis. This is a classic case of of a failed state that is in the throes of being burst into anarchy.
This can and will affect India.
Our Chief of Army Staff has already warned of immense infiltration into the country coming as it does from Pakistan. We have experienced the same when East Pakistan broke away to form Bangladesh resulting in Assam, West Bengal and most of Eastern states falling prey to the changed ethnic demography particularly affecting the Hindus.
Pakistan is an artificial state created by the British as they were leaving India to keep India at war all the time so as to prevent it from regaining its lost glory. Gandhi and Nehru accepted this monstrous creation to wrest political power from Hindu forces and Netaji’s marching army. When Pakistan with its nuclear ar-senal disintegrates, we have a problem more immense than the disintegration of the Soviet Union. In a way the disintegration of Soviet Union was very much peaceful. On the contrary the disintegration of Pakistan would be very violent. There is no inheritor like Russia was in the erstwhile Soviet Union, in the disintegration of Pakistan. India would have to annex it otherwise the western powers would jump into fray and set up another state to haunt India. Such annexation would not be as peaceful as the integration of East Germany and West Germany. But it has to be done to contain the blowout from spreading into the whole of India. This is an immense job that needs political will to start with.
Is India prepared for this?
India is unprepared and it is quite visible by the way the congress led UPA is playing vote bank politics and minority appeasement. The only aim of the thieving ruling combine is to loot the country in a constitutional way. When the disintegration of Pakistan takes place the whole of North India would be in an unimaginable turmoil with the untold number of refugees and the most dangerous jihadis entering the country. It could even threaten the disintegration of India. We have no friends, only enemies surrounding India and they will add to our woes.
This secular government headed by the sikhandi and directed by the foreign Maino is the gravest danger that we Indians face in the last 60 years of independence. Added to the woes is the puppet President we have!
Perhaps there is wisdom left in the judiciary and patriotism the military.
Without hope there is no life.
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