Pakistan Asking Afghans to Accept Durand line is Wrong as per the head of Tehreek e Tahaffuz e Ayeen

[Forsvaret]

…and becoming threat to national security

Or more like becoming a threat to the military establishment itself and their illegitimate rule over Pakistan for decades.

 

[unconventional]

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Actually, he has! All you gotta do read is Imran Khan’s tweet on the matter:

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Per his twitter post, he is saying Asim Munir’s actions are the same as Yahya Khan’s in 1971: now that can be a veiled threat, or it could be a sincere claim, I won’t judge that. But I’ll give him the benefit of the doubt.

But it’s not comparable, because yes, what was political repression and regime change by Munir against Imran Khan; in East Pakistan, the flames of secessionism were already at an all time high (due to West Pakistan’s bad policies from 1947-71 and India’s support/training for Mukti Bahini terrorists) when the Pakistani military launched operations in East Pakistan. The Bengalis were never integrated as mainstream Pakistanis, but the Pakhtuns/Pashtuns are; hence the Pakhtuns/Pashtuns have never expressed sentiments of secession from Pakistan, despite Afghanistan making full efforts to exploit them.

While during his tenure, the tribal regions were more peaceful; the Afghanistan government had fully harbored the TTP. The TTP also got breathing room during Imran Khan’s reign to regroup, reorganize. So the peace in the tribal regions was deceptive. Also during Khan’s tenure, never did anyone in Afghanistan (the Ashraf Ghani government, or the Afghan Taliban insurgency) pledge to accept the Durand Line as the internationally recognized border. So Khan’s Afghan policy was a failure.

 

[Forsvaret]

He still doesn't get it…

Then go convince him in prison. Such disagreements on military establishment policy used to happen in his own cabinet meetings. But we never heard them calling him "anti-state" at that time.

 

[NGAD IS THE BEST]

Or more like becoming a threat to the military establishment itself and their illegitimate rule over Pakistan for decades.

Go lick your massieeh '@$$ with blindness

 

[hasssanali8998]

nothing that Afghanistan cannot deliver if they want.

yet they refuse to do so

 

[Forsvaret]

These are not Pakistanis. They are Afghan settlers.

So why was it suddenly "okay" to use the votes of these Afghan settlers in parliament during VONC against PM Imran Khan? You do know that PTM at that time was a part of PDM?

 

[hasssanali8998]

Actually, he has! All you gotta do read is Imran Khan’s tweet on the matter:

how is he tweeting from prison ??

 

[Distant_Observer]

Then go convince him in prison. Such disagreements on military establishment policy used to happen in his own cabinet meetings. But we never heard them calling him "anti-state" at that time.

I want him to come out and say on record we do not negotiate with terrorists and he gives full backing to the army to do what is needed to secure the peace.

I don't want to hear whataboutism and self praise.

 

[NGAD IS THE BEST]

So why was it suddenly "okay" to use the votes of these Afghan settlers in parliament during VONC against PM Imran Khan? You do know that PTM at that time was a part of PDM?

He is supporting ttp that's why your Punjabi establishment discarded him

 

[unconventional]

And exactly where did Imran Khan speak a word against Pakistan?

Any statement that includes scapegoating our establishment without mentioning the true root cause of the Pakistan/Afghan conflict (the Afghans not accepting the Durand Line as the international border between the 2 countries since 1947) is anti-state.

Why didn’t his government push the Afghans (Ghani government, Taliban insurgency) to accept the Durand Line as the international border? Sure, the Taliban weren’t the government, but the PTI government could have always asked them to make a statement saying the Taliban accept the Durand Line as the international border between Pakistan and Afghanistan.

 

[Forsvaret]

Go lick your massieeh '@$$ with blindness

What’s even the difference? Aren’t you also blindly licking your 'Messiah' military establishment’s boots?

 

[Forsvaret]

how is he tweeting from prison ??

He sends out messages when meeting with his relatives (sisters) in prison who then post them from his Twitter account.

 

[unconventional]

What’s even the difference? Aren’t you also blindly licking your 'Messiah' military establishment’s boots?

There is no ‘Messiah’ in the military establishment (as evidenced by protests), but if the choice comes between stroking Imran Khan’s ego vs the territorial integrity of Pakistan; Pakistanis (regardless of how much they hate the military establishment’s Messiah) will choose the latter.

 

[Forsvaret]

I want him to come out and say on record we do not negotiate with terrorists and he gives full backing to the army to do what is needed to secure the peace.

If you desire blind obedience from him for the military establishment — that’s simply not gonna happen. But he will agree with them if convinced as he used to do when he was PM of Pakistan!

 

[Distant_Observer]

What’s even the difference? Aren’t you also blindly licking your 'Messiah' military establishment’s boots?

I am glad Asim Munir now has complete oversight.He embodies the true ideology and spirit of Pakistan. Not the talibanized perversion.

One attacked talibs to avenge our fallen and the other defends them. I know who's side I am on.