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| Pak begging for talks proves no one can snatch Kashmir from India | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Feb 28: Indian Air Force jets bombing a JeM terror camp at Balakote deep inside Pakistani territory has rattled the neigbouring country.
An analyst while talking to Early Times said that "after the airstrikes at Balakote Pakistan jets tried to hit the military installation by crossing the Line of Control. It was an act of desperation. One of their jets was shot down and we also lost a MIG in the process but this in no way has lowered the morale of the armed forces and they are ready to hit the enemy hard."
He said that for the past two days Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has climbed down from his stand and is ready to talk about "terror and terrorism." "Imran has not even mentioned Kashmir once since the day IAF jets carried out airstrikes at Balakote. Apparently it looks like that Pakistan has realized that if it keeps on haprping about Kashmir it could prove disastrous for it and it can even lead to the destruction of Pakistan," the analyst added.
An expert said that "India deciding to take decisive action against Pakistan sponsored terrorists has created ripples in the neighboring country. Pakistan leaders seem to have realized that they are not in a position to climb the escalatory ladder as one more strike from India would threaten the very existence of Pakistan."
He said that if Pakistan wants to survive then it would have to wipe out terror and terrorists from its soil. "In addition to that they should stop sending terrorists into Jammu and Kashmir. The terror bosses should be handed over to India so that they can face the law and are punished for the crimes they have committed during the past three decades," the expert added.
He said that National Investigating Agency (NIA) launching a crackdown against the Pakistan stooges in the Valley has shaken the separatists to core. "NIA carrying out raids at the houses of separatists, including the Hurriyat dove Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, has dispelled the notion that few Pak agents are holy cows and no one can touch them."
"Pakistan trying to save its skin after the Balakot airstrikes and literally begging for talks should serve as an eye opener for the elements, who have been made to believe that Pak stooges and the terrorists would snatch Kashmir from India," the expert added.
A defense analyst said that India has sent a stern message to Pakistan that neither terrorists nor their sympathizers would be tolerated in Kashmir. "Pakistanis need to mend its ways otherwise their country would cease to exist," he added. |
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