Pakistan Heading Towards A Jihadi Disaster
Pakistan has been a hot hub for global terrorists, underworld dons, smugglers…for several decades. Osama bin Laden, the engineer of global terror mall Al-Qaeda, had a honeymoon life with his wives under Pakistan"s most powerful agency ISI"s nose for about five years. That happened when America had been searching for Laden; to avenge the biggest terror strike that struck American soil, the September 11 disaster. But, for America, national sentiments are supreme and they did it in style. Without the consent of Pakistan government, Obama"s soldiers killed the orchestrator of September 11 attack in Pakistan. Pakistan have no answer…How Osama could have lived there without their knowledge?
But for the Americans, Laden was not enough. Going on with their war on terror, the No. 3 of global terror network, the much hyped new Osama, Ilyas Kashmiri have also been killed by the US in Pakistan"s South Waziristan. Following the death of these terror leaders, Taliban"s Pak arm Tahrik-e-Taliban started to put their anger on the normal Pakis in the form of bomb explosions. The pressure from global community, the internal pressure and the pressure from the terror modules seem to have really cornered Pakistan.
A
befuddled
establishment
Practically,
Pakistan
can"t
do
any
thing.
Because
the
fundamental
reason
for
all
these
paranoia
is
their
longstanding
links
with
hardcore
Islamic
militant
organizations.
When
these
kind
of
things
challenge
a
befuddled
establishment,
the
frustrated
ISI
killed
a
brave
journalist,
Syed
Saleem
Shahzad,
the
Pakistan
Bureau
Chief
of
Asia
Times
Online
for
exposing
the
unholy
nexus
between
ISI
and
militant
outfits.
His
latest
book:
Inside
Al-Qaeda
and
the
Taliban:
Beyond
Bin
Laden
and
9/11
also
irritated
the
ISI.
In the midst of all this, another man, David Coleman Headley, made some startling revelations in America, which helped polish Pakistan"s terror tag a little bit more. Headley, one of the key conspirators of 26/11 Mumbai terror attack, made it clear that the attack was planned and executed under the guidance of Pakistan"s most trusted intelligence agency ISI. It is not the government or the political parties, but the ISI and Army that is remote-controlling Pakistan.
In all dimensions Pakistan has been proving that the terror tag is apt for them. So what talks do you initiate with a terror state? But, in spite of that India is still engaged in so-called peace talks with Pakistan. The reason only Indian Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh will be able to explain.
But the million dollar question arises here is, where is this Islamic country heading? Is Pakistan heading to a Jihadi catastrophe? Chances are high. If it happens, India will have to prepare to take on that most horrible challenge.