Riots in Pakistan just before the G20 meeting in Kashmir, Indian Army ran towards the border

Following the arrest of former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan, massive arson and riots are taking place across the country. His supporters across the country took to the streets in support of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chief. Six deaths have been reported so far, 1 in Quetta, 1 in Faisalabad, 1 in Chakdra Swat and 1 in Lahore, and dozens have been injured. Unprecedented incidents are being witnessed all over Pakistan. The protesters entered the military headquarters in Rawalpindi by breaking through the main gate of the compound. The mob also attacked the house of a Lieutenant General of the Pakistani Army. Imran supporters have burnt the house of the Corps Commander. At the same time, the Lahore-based secretariat of Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has been burnt by the protesters. The Governor House of Lahore has also been set on fire. Overall, there is a war going on in Pakistan between the army and Imran’s supporters.

The thing to note is that all this is happening in the same country which wants to free India from Kashmir. For the first time in Pakistan, the army is being beaten by its own people. After this incident, India has also taken a big decision. The Indian Army has surrounded the entire border. Heavy deployment of army has been done on the LoC. India fears that taking advantage of the deteriorating situation in Pakistan, terrorists sitting in PoK can infiltrate into India. Riots have started in Pakistan just before the G20 meeting in Kashmir. India fears that the Pakistani army, which is being beaten up in its own country, may target India to divert the attention of the people.

Pakistan’s army knows very well that the best way to calm the anger of the people of their own country is to take some step against India. But India has already made preparations to thwart any conspiracy of Pakistani army. India has started taking strict precautions. The Indian Army is also eyeing sleeper cells. India does not want the flames of its own fire to reach Jammu and Kashmir. That’s why the Indian Army has geared up.