Pakistan's Diabolical Design

At times from dawn to dusk, there are times of quietude. Only gurgling melodies of sounding cataracts are heard. The chirps of the myriad species of the avian world constantly regale the ears of proximate listeners. The chitters of the furry squirrels that keep scurrying beneath the dense bushy vegetations offer a medley of mellifluous delight. Their musical concert ensorcels the souls by warming the cockles of every heart. This is actually the celestial charisma of Kashmir which once upon a time presented a concrete manifestation to the divine concept of a "heaven on earth". But unfortunately, the place with its pristine beauty of snow-clad mountains and verdant valleys has lost its salubrious appeal to the very tale of horrendous carnages and ghastly killings. The recent massacre in Pahalgam has once again appalled humanity to the hilt.

- SHIV SETHI

Unequivocally, the reprehensible writer of this grotesque story of ruins and rubbles is none other than our next door nefarious neighbor Pakistan. The pugnacious Pak (antithetical to its very name) has been fighting a proxy war in Kashmir in the name Jihad since its inception. This very pattern of Pakistan against India bears resemblance with the forked tongue of a poisonous snake that is innately structured to spit out venom and kill the prey. In this case, India is a prey. But times have changed and so has the approach of India changed to deal with our diabolical neighbor. Now India chooses not to be a mere passive prey who will fearfully shut her eyes and surrender to be devoured by its predator. The analogy of the forked tongue has been brought into use to drive home the dual satanic style of Islamic (read unislamic) terrorism. On the one hand manifesting its brazen shrewdness, Pakistan has been unabashedly striving to seek diplomatic support on the international forum by dubbing the insurgency in Kashmir a crusade for freedom and on the other, it is promoting terrorism on the Indian soil.