SanjeevaniButi
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The problem for them is that the balance of power on the border has not changed, and the chances of India winning a two-front war against China and Pakistan combined is still extremely low.
So Modi wants to play a fine balancing act.
He wants to take an aggressive stance on the border issues, to differentiate him from his predecessors and to answer the attacks on him by his opposition.
BUT he cannot push too far, since if he accidentally does trigger this much talked about two-front war, he'll realize very quickly that the balance of power on the border is overwhelmingly in our favor.
Also, while both China and India have "No First Use" nuclear policies (which makes a conventional war very possible), Pakistan does not have such a policy, so any India-Pakistan War will inevitably escalate to a point where the nuclear option is on the table.
Modi is hardly the type to play any balancing act
He's a man with strong convictions and beliefs. He is a man of character and predictable behaviour.
What the Indian govt. is doing comes as no surprise to Indians and knowledgeable pakistanis. It is very much in line with Modi's character.
Pakistan has cried the nuclear "Wolf" far too many times and the world is sick of its North Korea like blackmail by holding a gun to its own head. The world is waiting for someone to take the lead in bring pakistan down.
I suspect China too is on that list of nation who wants to cut pakistan down to size.
Do you know who this Indian is ?