Crisis of confidence in the army, sidelined by Islamic countries, attempts to silence the fundamentalist section, reasons are many, know why Pakistan wants to clash with India

75 years have passed since India gained independence. But even in the present times, India is facing thousands of challenges related to itself as well as the world. India has also had to face war from time to time. Kargil war happened in 1947, 1965, 1971 or 1999. The Indian Army drove away Pakistani soldiers and terrorists from there by fighting the war. Pakistani Army has a long history. Along with this, it is the only army in the world which has not won any war till date. But still the rulers of Pakistan consider any kind of dispute with India as beneficial for themselves. This conflict is not a direct war with India, but such terrorist incidents also take place, with the help of which the neighboring country continues to raise its age-old Jammu and Kashmir slogan. The government of Pakistan also waits for such a situation.

anantnag attack

The killing of two Army officers and a Jammu and Kashmir Police officer during firing in Kokernag area of ​​Anantnag district on September 13 has brought South Kashmir back into the limelight after a temporary peace. Areas south of the Pir Panjal range, such as Poonch, Rajouri and Jammu, have been the focus of counter-terrorism operations in recent months, as these areas have been the target of more high-visibility terrorist attacks than attacks. The encounter at Kokernag in Anantnag took place when a joint anti-terrorist operation was going on between Jammu and Kashmir Police and Army. Colonel Manpreet Singh, Major Ashish Dhonak and DSP Humayin Bhat have been martyred in the encounter.

India’s unstable neighbor Pakistan

If we look at the domestic politics of Pakistan, it has always been full of turmoil. At present the government is being run by the acting Prime Minister Anwarul Haq Kakar. Former PM Nawaz Sharif is also going to return to his country next month. Along with this, elections have also been announced by the Pakistani President in November. Apart from all this, the efforts of Imran Khan and his party to rein in PTI seem to be giving them more fame. Apart from this, the world is aware of the financial condition of Pakistan. The troubles of the country, which is in dire straits, are still not stopping. It doesn’t even have money to fly its planes and pay salaries to its staff. Pakistan’s government airlines are also on the verge of collapse. Recently even the plane was taken hostage due to non-payment of fuel money by Saudi and UAE.

The world’s first army to never win a war

The military strength of any country creates a sense of security among its people. Even in Pakistan, many efforts have been made by the army to make the countrymen trust it. After surrendering to India in 1971 and losing a part of the country in the form of Bangladesh, after seeing the attack on the house of the Corps Commander during the arrest of Imran Khan, it became clear that the Pakistani Army is also facing a crisis of confidence. . You might remember a few days ago Pakistan Army Chief Syed Asim Munir’s statement about throwing a begging bowl. When he has appealed to the country to end its dependence on foreign loans and become self-reliant. This has been said quoting Geo News. Addressing the inauguration ceremony of Khanewal Model Agricultural Farm, the Army Chief said that Pakistan is a proud, enthusiastic and talented country. All countrymen should throw away their begging bowl. General Munir wanted to show the people that the army was working for their betterment and the development of the country. Their way of working is different from a government elected by the people who just roam around with a begging bowl.

Pakistan remains isolated even among Islamic countries

India’s PM Modi’s deal with Saudi Arabia’s Prince MBS on the sidelines of G20 has troubled China and Pakistan. Whereas the Organization of Islamic Cooperation of 57 Muslim countries, apart from the UN, has been singing the praises of Jammu and Kashmir on behalf of Pakistan. Yet in the face of India’s strong stand, Pakistan’s efforts to make it an issue at all platforms after the abrogation of Article 370 proved miserably unsuccessful. The then Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan made many efforts but still the issue of Kashmir could not be debated on the platform of OIC. IOC left Pakistan alone on this issue.

Unsatisfied with India’s increased shine in G20

Pakistan was not even mentioned anywhere by any leader in the G20 forum, leave alone its inclusion. At the same time, through the New Delhi Manifesto, India made the whole world realize its strength. To keep itself relevant, the government of Pakistan has been trying to maintain Islamic fundamentalism from time to time. The army has also been getting cooperation and support from fundamentalist religious organizations like Jamaat-e-Islami.