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I don't have any allegiances, however Indians seem to come around and argue for how pure and forthright India is and anyone who is critical of both sides is pro
by devoply 8y ago
I don't have any allegiances, however Indians seem to come around and argue for how pure and forthright India is and anyone who is critical of both sides is pro-Pakistan which is bullshit. Indians for whatever historical reason are salty about all sorts of criticisms and try to justify everything to try to seem as if they could do no wrong.
Pakistan similarly accuses India of sponsoring terrorism on its territory: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kulbhushan_Jadhav https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kulbhushan_Jadhav
Historically you are correct that India has not been a proxy. However, right wing Hindu nationalists may easily push it in that direction. It remains to be seen what actually happens going forward. But you can be sure that Israel has its own agenda which it's carrying out in India with the help of the current government and so does the US.
Whether India succumbs to that, and it's obvious that this is happening because before this latest event India had not invaded Pakistan since the 1960s. So let me to be bold and say you are an ignorant person not paying attention to the realities of today and how they are not in line with the past.
- godelmachine 8y agoSir, with all due respect, may I remind you how this all began? It was with a terror attack on 14th Feb, 2019. India decided to reprimand her west neighbour for harboring, and also for being hand in gloves, with these non-state actors. I don’t see how Israel or US gets involved in all this. As far as being a proxy to anyone, it’s the right wing Hindu nationalists who form the core team of resisting being party to any foreign powers vested interests. No way they will let this happen in the future.