Agree.
We were always prepared to continue playing sports in a civilised manner but they themselves have spurned that gesture because their egos are so damaged by their military losses. It's pathetic.
Can their military not win wars, so it has to deploy their ugly sportsmen in some bizarre interpretation of a hybrid war?
I would be embarrassed even more by this if I were an Indian soldier.
We should not exactly "boycott" though. Rather, we should demand that they stay true to their declared national policy (as their cricketers have ALREADY openly declared national govermental level interference in the sport in their post-match interviews) and they should be forced to forfeit all tournament fixtures with us. If a tournament is scheduled in Pakistan, they should refuse to turn up and forfeit the whole tournament.
This should remain enforced until and unless there is some regime change in Pakistan which alters their perception of our civilians to the point that they are happy to accept that Pakistani civilians are not some "enemy" of theirs.
This way, we can actually help them to properly implement their national policy, as opposed to this "pick n mix" sense of faux outrage they feel presently.
Can Indian friends kindly advise if this proposal is reasonable and a fair reflection of Delhi's stated and dictated policies?
@Raj-Hindustani @Rationale @Sharma Ji