Will Pakistan and India always be rivals?
Indians and Pakistanis have been rivals ever since partition in 1947. By Indian of course I mean the North Indian Hindu who reacts to all Pakistanis as if they’re collectively responsible for all the rapes which have taken place in India since time began. South Indian Hindus are definitely more cultured and civilized than their northern counterparts. I don’t know the reason for this, although I believe they are the original inhabitants of the subcontinent.
If it hadn’t been for the waves of Aryan (and later Muslim) invasions from Central Asia, the demographics of the region would have been different. Pakistanis (being almost entirely Muslim) are hostile towards Indian Hindus because the latter are responsible for most of the problems they face. It all started with the invasion of Kashmir, Junagadh and Hyderabad. The ruler of Junagadh wanted to join Pakistan, while the ruler of Hyderabad (a country the size of France) wanted independence from India. In Kashmir, the Hindu ruler wanted independence, but seeing that the people wanted to join Pakistan, he invited India to save his skin (later it turned out that he signed the instrument of accession to India after Indian forces entered his palace).
Since these historical blunders by India (which has never really accepted the reality of Pakistan), there has been no peace in the subcontinent. In 1971, India invaded East Pakistan and succeeded in dismembering the country. In this, of course, India was ably assisted by the late Z. A. Bhutto, who later nationalized industry and education, and is today thought by many in Pakistan to have been an Indian agent. Both Pakistanis and Indians now regard each other as arch-villains and it will take decades (if ever) for them to live like good neighbours.
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January 30th, 2010 22:14 GMT
Yes parrots can but pigs dont.
January 30th, 2010 17:20 GMT
@ hend,
do you believe old parrot learn!
i don’t.
January 29th, 2010 16:56 GMT
Is that what you have been trying to convince yourself for 60 years? tch tch.
Now back to topic, why don’t you try to give logical answers to some of questions.
Read this.
Mountbatten plan.
Instrument of accession.
Sino-Tibetal teaty of 822.
Simla accord.
All these documents are in public domain. Stop wasting time by repeating rumours and delusions.
January 29th, 2010 16:09 GMT
@yusha. Thanks man.
January 29th, 2010 13:17 GMT
Hend: my parents had no choice. They were fleeing from mobs who would’ve killed them if they’d stayed back (as in 2003, when Narendra Modi’s mobs killed over 2000 Muslims (including a Congress Lok Sabha member).
January 29th, 2010 07:50 GMT
@Eraj: Very well said.