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I listened to that speech of Altaf H in India. Hes very candid in stating that partition shud never had happaned coz PAkistan has nothing credible under its belt to show justification of 2 nation theory. its more like giving 100% to only hide the shortcomings of a blunder done half century earlier.
But people shud understand that he even added that events cant be undone. Institutions are in place. There is no point mearging Pakistan in India. We both countries are a fact today and shud live as one nation with all borders into existence. No point putting effort to undo something of past, no matter how justified or unjustified it was.
I agree to Altaf H that we both shud only care bout Trade, Economy and free commutation and for heaven's sake fuget all the egoism and religious jingoism. Just like 2 nation theory, Pakistanis have once again failed in proving no relation with Hindus of Subcontinent. Facts r facts, no matter how u try to prove the nonexistent one.
Pakistanis shud shun their Arab orgasms and come back to reality of being an integral part of Sub Continent culture which is different from Arabs who themselves disown subcontinent Muslims. Once Pakistanis embrace their SubContinental identity without a doubt, thet day SAARC wud automatically gain strength and hence prosperity for our region.
Lets fuget Kashmir n all. Focus on target adding Trillion Dollor GDPs every interval. Rest all shud be deemed farce and useless.
even though i agree most of your posts, its not like pakistanis are the only party who are trying to hate indians and avoiding to have good relations with india, india as well has a huge share of its ideals which doesn't like making contacts with pakistan, for example india tolerates having all countries in its IPL but it always bans pakistan, cricket is not my interest now since i am no longer a cricket fan but to be a cricket fanatic region, india shutting its doors to its neighbour and the cricket fever both the countries share is very bad idea from indian government or organisers, not very mature move, because even if pakistanis had their international club events, pakistanis wont have done this as well and i know it because pakistanis still feel very much close to india then as you suggested arabs etc, nobody speaks arabic, no body watches their soaps, and nobody listens arabic music, indians always bring the argument about money and etc, but aside the players who real gets money of indian IPL i mean the pakistani fans, they just want to see some entertainment and cricket and want to share some fun with indians and share some common heritage, cricket brings us closer but indians always used cricket as political tool, so why is their so much insecurity at indian side that behaves as a selfish nation, you guys need to think beyond as well, dont you think?
so my point is indians and pakistanis both are at fault despite both craving for each other arts and cultures, both deliberattely try to punich one another and use politics, this is not good, i mean both know they exchange cultures and arts but both try to bring politics where ever they feel punishing one another more so india
i don't see a point where pakistan and india spend billions of rupees on defense while there is poor development on human level among their people, for sake of our people we will need to finish this insecurity to move forward other wise we will be left miles behind others
what i mean is political foresitedness and matureity will need to develop in our politicians of this age if they really care about their future generations, just let our past generations behind, they were idiots, and in this day of social media where there is so much interaction already, use this to build relations and political foresightedness
in this way if we resolve our issues just imagine the benefit this region will receive
two nation theory has never been a barrier between both countries in cultural exchanges
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