IndiaTheNews Exclusive: How much truth is there in Imran Khan’s fear that Iraq or Syria can become Pakistan?

This week in IndiaTheNews News Network’s special program Shaurya Path, we wanted to know from Brigadier (Retd) Mr. DS Tripathi, what is the current situation in Pakistan showing? We wanted to know whether this neighboring country of India has moved on the path of becoming Iraq and Syria? In response, he said that Pakistan’s former prime minister Imran Khan, accusing the ruling coalition of conspiring to pit the army against his party, said the country was heading towards disaster and could face disintegration. . There is some substance in this allegation. Apart from this, the way Imran Khan is being warned to leave the country or face lawsuits and be sent to jail if he stays in the country, it shows that it will not take long for this country to become Syria or Iraq. But India would not want Pakistan to become Iraq or Syria. The situation that Imran Khan has referred to the circumstances of 1971 is not visible now, but if the deadlock and protests increase in Pakistan, it will not take long for that country to break into three pieces.

Brigadier (Retd) Shri DS Tripathi said that Imran Khan may have got bail from various courts but the army and the government were angry with the ruckus and vandalism created by his supporters on the establishments belonging to the army officers and leaders of the ruling party. Preparations have been made to teach Imran Khan and his supporters a strong lesson. Looking at the attitude of the army and the government of Pakistan, it seems that they are not in a mood to spare Imran Khan and his party workers under any circumstances. He said that Pakistan’s army and government have also made preparations that the supporters of Imran Khan should not create ruckus in future and if they do, they can be punished immediately for their actions. There is also such a claim about Imran Khan that he will be given death sentence or rigorous imprisonment for life by the army, which can be announced anytime. He said that it is being told that seeing the relief to Imran Khan from the courts, it has been decided to punish him under army laws. Pakistan’s National Assembly, on the other hand, has unanimously passed a bill punishing those found guilty of contempt of parliament with a jail term of up to six months or a fine of Rs 10 lakh, or both.