India and Pakistan: On the Path of Indirect War

 


 

Currently, Indo-Pak indirect war seems ruthless. It is worsening day by day. With the passage of every year, the confrontational trends expand on both sides. Recently, Baluchistan happened to be a area of fight of both RAW (Indian Intelligence) and ISI (Pakistani Intelligence). The former tends to destabilize whereas the later resolves to stabilize the province.

 

Many days ago, an Indian intelligence official reiterated to turn Baluchistan for Pakistani troops into a graveyard. On the parallel hand, DG ISPR held a press conference and unveiled an eradication of a Baluchistan-bastioned Indian network on Saturday. 

The exact nature of the said above saga is not undercover. What happened is not a product of a few days’ animosities. It is the byproduct of adversarial relations that have passed through a quarter-century since 1947. 

On other hand, it predicts many UN-favoring developments to take place again in Baluchistan. An overview of such developments includes as follows: a) The current tide of adversarial engagements is the indirect result of complex international security competition. India is locked into a war with China on the northern border. 

This scenario has duplexes and the ashes in Baluchistan militancy have become inflammatory. b) The Baluchistan based militancy is reported to have shown its presence frequently after the successes of paramilitary raids. c) The explosives and gun battles may be an option. d) 

The Afghanistan based secret camps used by anti-Pakistan intelligence agencies might become active4 for militants’ training, transfer of cash and weapons, and other secretive engagements. The contacts with selected locales may be ardent. e) 

The gravity of such developments may extend to other parts of Pakistan. Therefore, the Pakistani government and public both must be ready and undergo relevant countermeasures. f) The suspicious maritime movement in the sea and beyond may be alive. 

g) The movements of foreigners and multinationals may take place. h) The vulnerability around CPEC choke points’ and many more may hover. i) A secret movement in Karachi and coastal areas may expedite. 

To wind up, these negative developments may jeopardize peace in Pakistan that requires both patience and valor to cope with this phenomenon. 

 

 

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