Rogue elements patronizing terrorists

The rogue elements in the Pakistani establishment have patronized the terrorists who have become fully armed militias everywhere and they are indulging in and sustaining the violence. These rogue elements equip the militants with sophisticated weapons and commission them to use them on Indian soil The recent terrorist attack in Rajouri is a real case in point.

It is the first time that the Pakistan Army has been rocked by attacks by the public on Army installations to guard against the Army's use of draconian laws. No one is in control, it is free for all, there is extreme lawlessness and the political struggle has reached the streets.

It is time for Pakistan to focus on its affairs to overcome the economic crisis and deep political turmoil. Kashmiris have given up on Pakistan as a failed nation and now believe that Pakistan has only brought death and destruction first to Bangladesh and then to Kashmir and now to itself.

There is no need to rant any further about Kashmir. Pakistan Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari cut a poor figure and betrayed his naivety and incompetence by ranting about Kashmir and isolating himself.

Back home, Khan has waged an unprecedented campaign against Pakistan's powerful military, accusing it of conspiring against him to oust him from power and then plotting to assassinate him.

Strategy experts have warned that the political unrest could exacerbate a severe economic crisis and increase insecurity not only in Pakistan but throughout South Asia. "Pakistan is now facing a major systemic crisis," political experts say. Pakistan is no stranger to crises, but the scale and simultaneity of this crisis have magnified their magnitude. "According to experts, nuclear-armed Pakistan, the world's fifth most populous country, has long been considered too big to fail. But that view may be changing due to deeper turmoil and vulnerabilities in the system.

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