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How many of you have shed any tears for Pakistan having been split into two? What about the state supported terrorism back then on your end? That was ok? Think about it from the Pakistani PoV please, after all you are trying to convince us to think about the Mumbai attacks in the same way and most of us agree that those were indeed atrocities committed against innocent civilians. Can you accept that your country had a role in the same against Pakistani civilians and military in 1971 and the damage done was far greater than the Mumbai attacks? Most of us do realize that its in the past, but when we see the one-sided grudges, then it evokes a sense of unfairness in the way this situation is being assessed by the other side.
I know I am going back to the obvious issues and as much as I agree with Joe's reasonable post #98, some of the other comments are oblivious of the past (or maybe its an intentional omission on your part). Selective memory is not helping this debate here and it has not helped at the official levels either.
Absolutely correct. India cannot deny its role in the breakup of Pakistan in 1971.
No one denies Indian role in 71. But the thing most say is how long is the Pakistani establishment (read PA-as it exercises authority of ISI) going to nurture terrorism against Indian civil citizens. India left the policy of fomenting separatism(separate from terrorism) long back - right after the LTTE fiasco.
As i said before, direction of irregular warfare against Indian security forces is to some extent understandable, but not terrorism towards the common people. This is what Pakistani establishment has done.
It is a question that you as Pakistani civilians cannot answer, because the Pakistani Army and all its organizations are not accountable & subordinate to the Pakistani Parliament who is accountable to Pakistani people. There is a very clear break in the chain. The Pakistani Army is accountable to no one but themselves. And as long as they deem it profitable from their analysis, it will carry on. The onus lies on India to increase the cost for Pakistan, that will lead to a recalculation by the Pakistani Army. Nothing more, nothing less - cold logic.