India Foreign Policy Thread

[Michael]

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Whenever something embarrassing happens in India, their officials and media outlets either try to downplay it or create new topics to divert people's attention.

This is their usual practice.

But our Pakistani friends seem easily swayed by these meaningless statements...

Is it necessary to discuss such rubbish topics?

Many Indian nationalists claim they want to seize Tibet. But no Chinese person pays any attention to them.

 

[Hassan_716]

We have seen PAF... would love to see PA & NAvy doing the job .. insha'Allah tAllah

 

[fitpOsitive]

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Indias North East should not be used as pressure point. It shouldn't be part of India anymore.

 

[Vikramaditya1]

Many Indian nationalists claim they want to seize Tibet. But no Chinese person pays any attention to them.

That's because the firewall keeps you from interacting with us. Which in all is a good thing.

 

[Vikramaditya1]

The key sentence in this article is "enabling India to maximize the utility of its share of water"

There, in monsoon the water overflows and we are not able to utilise our share to the fullest and we let it go into PK.

 

[hasssanali8998]

There, in monsoon the water overflows and we are not able to utilise our share to the fullest and we let it go into PK.

no water in indus is yours build it on the three rivers allocated to you , then we wont have any problems

 

[SABRE]

India has decided to resort to water terrorism. The question is how will Pakistan deal with this.

It is a dual-edged tactic:

1. Harness votes during 2029 elections

2. Entice Pakistan into initiating war so they can play defensive victim

On the flip:

1. India doesn't have the capacity to block and divert the water consistently

2. The more violations they do on IWT the more China tightens its grip on Brahmaputra River.

 

[vasanthm]

It is a dual-edged tactic:

1. Harness votes during 2029 elections

2. Entice Pakistan into initiating war so they can play defensive victim

On the flip:

1. India doesn't have the capacity to block and divert the water consistently

2. The more violations they do on IWT the more China tightens its grip on Brahmaputra River.

Less than 15% of the flow originates in areas controlled by China, and even after all these construction I doubt India would be able to even utilise its own share of water completely in the first place

 

[kmc_chacko]

1. India doesn't have the capacity to block and divert the water consistently

British Engineers said Konkan Railway is impossible to lay but Local Engineers proved them wrong and its running successfully

Konkan Railway zone - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Its just a matter of time, everything can be built,

it might be slow but it will be built eventually.

 

[Oldenwisdom...قول بزرگ]

Just Curious ,how will that help pakistan against India ?

Maybe next kinetic operation will include ground action.

On topic, Sindh will be less of a battle than Gilgit-Baltistan.

Divest!
Because we have a different story to tell...
Ones piggybacking on the handout of their last overlord need to hear that...
For the longest time the rule over the region was anchored by region that is Pakistan. It was Lahore and than Delhi... even when the mask came off of the company bahadur and Raj came under direct control of the crown... it was this region that was the kingmaker without going into the merits of granting power to a colonial occupation.
It is therefore the bureaucratic morass that served the crown remains stuck in the past...

Reinvest!
The blip in time and an experiment with dystopia called India has gone awry. Both fictional implants of British Empire an ethno-religious India and it's mirror image in zion have caused unimaginable suffering, death and destruction... destabilised their host regions and haven't yet reached their aimed or proposed conclusion. To revisit the intervening period Pakistan must invest to correct the course... leave it as a blemish in time... integrate with the region as it was ... patch up past the former iron curtain and once more be the nucleus of the region as it is supposed to be ... only that can undo the damage the pretenders with revisionist history are aiming for...

 

[maxpane]

take ppp and it will change gujrat to sindh

 

[Baadil]

truly conflicted....consequence of split identity based on a region outside of its jurisdiction.
Suffering Dissociative identity disorder, living a fictional character and yearning for lala land.

Respectfully, Indian could make the same statement about Pakistan. Not that it would be valid but you can see how it can apply to how certain strands of Pakistani nationalism are cultivated

 

[Musings]

Rajnath Singh, your anger is and should be towards him. He's the one trolling.

Perhaps Rajnath sahib should focus and concentrate on the land India has lost to China. Better to focus on that rather than focusing on can only be a wet dream.

 

[Oldenwisdom...قول بزرگ]

Respectfully, Indian could make the same statement about Pakistan. Not that it would be valid but you can see how it can apply to how certain strands of Pakistani nationalism are cultivated

Rally 'round the flag? Well I guess compelled by the history. I doubt Raj here cares either way... a pipe dream and a bridge to sell. But the whole structure stands on hot air and glory that never was... it just keeps the burning.

Regardless, Pakistan has to find a way out of this orbit!

 

[Master Chief]

These words are declaration of War. They are fully implementing a civilizational conflict to "gain" back what they think rightly belongs to them.

Expect attacks in Sindh now - just like how Modi spoke about Balochistan in August 2016 and the proxy war heated up there ever since.

You are correct. But there is no undue alarm here. We have always been cognisant of possible attacks in Sindh and anywhere else, as Delhi attempts to "regain lost territory".

This status quo has actually existed since 1947.

Both Nehruvians and Hindutvas (not to mention Afghanistan) have refused Pakistan's existence as a sovereign nation state since 14/08/1947.

If anything, Hindutvas reveal openly that which Nehruvians conceal. Our deep state's footing has always been that of full spectrum preparedness. What Hindutva statements do is actually of benefit to us, as some small proportion of deluded Pakistani civilians now become fully sensitised to the realities that Nehruvians tried to conceal.