Each side thinks that the other person thinks like their self. In this case, Indians see Pakistanis like their own Muslim population which lags in education and representation; their Army like their various insurgencies or even their own army, our technology and infrastructure like what Bollywood comes up with.
2014 was a golden chance for him for a coup.
But you are well on course to blame them entirely. And why do you think Muslims in general are very disgruntled ?
the thing which is deadly sure that both sides restrained and signaled each other that we should not be put in condition where sanity cant be prevailed. as far as response is concerned then i must say when credibility of armies has been put in question then response crosses the limits of sanity so IMO response of PA would be not in Kashmir rather should be in area where Pa can test India`s patience and Indian response would be at that place where PA is weak enough that is on diplomatic front.
Why?
Bullshit. The current socioeconomic indicators shows much of neglected they are
New Recruit
Man you Bhartis... If Dg ISPR take some journalists to prove your false claims you guys call PA a Cowardhttp://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...y-seek-bloody-hurrah/articleshow/54620051.cms
by Rajat Pandit
India is keeping its guard up because of the assessment that Pakistan Army Chief General Raheel Sharif may unleash “some cross-border action plan“ in the run-up to his November end scheduled retirement.
NEW DELHI: India is keeping its guard up because of the assessment that Pakistan army chief General Raheel Sharif may unleash "some cross-border action plan" in the run-up to his November end scheduled retirement.
- The Indian security establishment feels Gen Sharif is unlikely to go home quietly after Thursday's "surgical strikes"
- Raheel Sharif is due to retire in November this year
- He might do something silly, Indian security agencies feel
The Indian security establishment feels Gen Sharif, who has a strong anti-India agenda, is unlikely to go home quietly after Thursday's "surgical strikes". Having projected himself as a crusader against terrorism and corruption, often overruling PM Nawaz Sharif on several issues, Gen Sharif is "capable" of going in for a strong counter-move against India+ to redeem his legacy, say officials.
Nawaz Sharif, of course, would like to see the back of Gen Sharif, with four Lt-Generals in the reckoning to succeed him. If Nawaz actually succeeds in this endeavor, Lt Gen Javed Iqbal Ramday, commanding the 31 Corps at Bahalwalpur, could take over the reins of the Army.
"Ramday is third in seniority among the four. But his family has political links with Nawaz's Pakistan Muslim League (N)," an official said. The other three Lt Gens are Zubair Mahmood Hayat (chief of general staff), Ishfaq Nadeem Ahmed (Chief of the 2 Corps at Multan) and Qamar Javed Bajwa (I-G training and evaluation at the GHQ).
"Gen Sharif, who's become a bit of a megalomaniac and Nawaz Sharif hate each other.This aura of invincibility and greatness that Gen Sharif built for himself received a setback with this attack (India's surgical strikes)," said former ambassador to Pakistan G Parthasarathy.
"Given Gen Sharif 's unpredictability and India hatred (his uncle was killed in the 1965 war and brother in 1971), the threat is he might do something silly. India should be prepared," he added.
Nawaz Sharif has handpicked five Army chiefs during his stints as PM, including Gen Pervez Musharraf (1998) and Gen Sharif (2013). Musharraf went on to oust Nawaz Sharif in 1999, exiling him to Saudi Arabia.
The Pakistan Army has over the years been the prime driver behind Islamabad's Kashmir policy+ to "bleed'' India. But despite its history of interventions within and adventurism vis-a-vis India, it remains a motivated, force.
He don't want an extension NS is ready to give it to him but he has declined the offer if i am not wrong though now after all this drama i personally think he should continue for a few more months.
