Endless patience? Fight back? As opposed to constant interference? A trail of espionage dating back to supporting the Mizo secessionist movement in 1966 (hint: there was still an East Pakistan then)?
The low level insurgencies in India will remain low level; it is beyond the scope and capacity of a steadily weakening country that hopes to win the CPEC lottery ticket to create turbulence in far-off distant places. Especially one that is the hot favourite for being the next to being declared a terrorist state.
So Joe, what do you think, will there always be same set of people serving in Pakistani establishment?
Do you think if the Indian terrorism in Pakistan crosses a red-line, at some point in time, when geopolitical environment becomes suitable, some govt in Pakistan will not want to pay India back in the same coin?
Do you think Khalistanis, Dalits, Chrisitans, Muslims, Maoists, Naxals and several dozen other p!ssed off people in India will not welcome some foreign support if they get it?
So best course of action for India is to stop sponsoring terrorism in the region, which is going back to 50s and 60s (as a result of one such blatant support East Pakistan became Bangladesh). Right now Ajit Devil, Modi, Manohar, Swami and co can boast about some "victories", but if it continues the region is bound to go up in flames....
PS.: At least India should have some guts to stop playing "victim card".
taliban did not raise a finger against osama bin laden
Neither did USA, when it needed OBL to fight against Soviets.
Just like all those terrorists fighting in Syria for Americans right now.
why you dragging your feet taking action against TTP? US / India always ask your Army to take action against TTP but your army dragging feet? Why? IS TTP more powerful then PA?
Oh boys, do you even do some research before typing?
TTP and BLA are enemey number one of Pakistan who has been trained/financed/armed by Indians in Afghanistan.
Guess where are all those Fazllulah's, Bugtis and co are hiding after getting their a$$es spanked? Right, in all those Indian "cultural centers" in Afghanistan.