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India Pakistan Relationship

India Pakistan Relationship



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Balkanisation of British India into two dominions in 1947, named India and Pakistan, driven by the communal philosophy of hatred negated the ancient Indian believe of 'Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam' and turned the two communities against each another. Since then there is hardly any instance when both aren't at war.


Partition left scratches in the hearts of people on both sides and communal riot fuelled the anger. Since then both sides are at war for four times and continuous arms race has significantly damaged economy. While divisive policies of the British set the situation, religious bigots ceased the eternal bond. Post-independence burning issues like Kashmir, Punjab haunts both sides and the hatred never pacified. While India prospered with adapting the reality, Pakistan's desire for Kashmir turned it to non-state actors and many of them under the influence of radical-Islam. Attacks like Mumbai Serial Blast, 26/11 terror attack, Pathankot Airbase attack ceased all bilateral processes. With radicalisation of Pakistan and aggressiveness of India towards its right at the same time make it worst. With both sides locking their heads in UN to counter each other makes it on the path of non-recovery of bilateral processes. Although SCO and SAARC forums help both sides to bring normalcy, some elements always try to outdo it. 


Many turmoils and war have sustained Indo-Pak relationship for last seventy years. And new issues affecting ties set apart the unresolved old ones, there is hardly any chance of recovery in near future. But hopes still tinker to see Wagha Border retreat or release of fishermen on both sides. 

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