Daily Times

Pakistan has been suffering from terrorism, unrest and instability for a long time, and is being punished by the policies of world powers. There has been a lot of destruction in Pakistan for the last four decades. Terrorism has been going on here for four decades as planned. But at that time, there was no ground for terrorism to flourish in Pakistani society. Nowhere did the people support the terrorists, nor did the people shelter the terrorists, but now the situation is very different. Anti-Pakistan forces are once again bent on putting the dead horse of terrorism to life, a new wave of terrorism has once again engulfed the beloved homeland; it seems that even after the extraordinary nationwide operation against terrorism that started six years ago, the terrorists have not been completely wiped out. There were constant incidents of terrorism in the northern areas of Pakistan and Balochistan but the horrific terrorist attack on the Peshawar Madrassa made it clear that the whole country is facing the threat of terrorism. Enemies inside and outside the country have mobilized to harm Pakistan again. In view of this situation, there is an urgent need to reconsider and formulate a new strategy.

There is no doubt that the new wave of terrorism in the country has alarmed the people. On the one hand, blasphemy against the Holy Prophet and incidents against Islam are becoming commonplace in Europe while on the other hand, the tyrannical forces are bent on destabilizing Pakistan through terrorist attacks. At a time when the enemy is active in conspiracies to destabilize the country, the country’s political and military leadership needs to unite once again to curb past terrorism. It was agreed to ensure full implementation of the National Action Plan, but due to some reasons, not all points could be implemented. At present, the new wave of terrorism is making it clear that only by ensuring the implementation of all the points of the National Action Plan will the monster of terrorism be crushed immediately.

There is no denying that the latest wave of terrorism has once again shaken the peaceful atmosphere, but security agencies are trying to find out who is behind this wave of terrorism. A few weeks ago, the National Security Adviser mentioned his evidence in an Indian TV interview which proves that India is sponsoring terrorist activities in Pakistan. In this regard, the APS attack was specifically mentioned in which the Indian hand is proving. Two days ago, Ajit Doval, India’s national security adviser, also addressed a function in a threatening tone, saying that India would build a battlefield where there was a threat. As India has been trying to spread unrest in Balochistan through Afghanistan for a long time, it will come as no surprise that the fabric of the Peshawar Madrassa terrorist operation will go to India.

There is clear evidence of Indian use of Afghan territory for terrorism even before India. In the light of the evidence of terrorism at Army Public School Peshawar, it seems that the same terrorists are also behind the terrorism in the madrassa who have made their hideouts in Afghanistan. The Afghan government had promised that it would not allow its territory to be used against Pakistan, but this has not stopped. When Prime Minister Imran Khan says the fact that Pakistan suffered the most from the Afghan turmoil of forty years, reflects the reality, but the question is whether this is being said in one way or another, but the need is to find out, who is responsible for the damage being done to Pakistan and how their hand can be stopped. For this, an effective comprehensive strategy will have to be clarified.

The political and military leadership will have to come up with a new joint strategy to counter the new wave of terrorism in the country. At this time, the country may be in a state of political turmoil. Our war on terror is not over yet, it will be difficult for economically troubled Pakistan to resume this war. Therefore, the political leadership should not be part of any conspiracy to destabilize the country by showing wisdom. Until then, jalsa, power, money and status are important, as long as Pakistan’s independence, sovereignty, Peace and dignity are restored. Terrorists have targeted innocent madrassa students, telling them that intelligence and law enforcement agencies must be vigilant once again. Terrorists are targeting our future generations and telling them that they want to strangle our future. This is not the time to disagree with each other, but to be alert to the latest wave of terrorism. Without it, success in the war on terror will be very difficult.