The graph of internal terrorism and unrest in the neighboring country Pakistan has increased to such an extent that the government and army there seem to have completely lost control. Recently, a horrific increase of 195 percent has been recorded in terrorist activities and attacks in Pakistan's sensitive province Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The continuous bomb blasts, attacks on security forces and unrest within the province have given sleepless nights to the Pakistani rulers. Having failed miserably to curb insurgency and terrorism on its own soil, the Pakistani Army Chief has, as usual, resorted to the old and clichéd tactic of blaming India for his failure. This sensational incident has once again exposed Pakistan's duplicitous character and its helplessness on international forums. Uncontrollable situation in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and increasing scope of extremists. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan is currently sitting on a pile of gunpowder. According to local administration and intelligence reports, the number of terrorist attacks within the region has witnessed an unprecedented increase of about 195% in the last few months. The situation has become so bad that Pakistani army and police forces are becoming easy targets of terrorists every day. Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and other insurgent groups have kept the security forces at bay. In many areas of the province, the administrative control of the Pakistani government is now nominal and the terrorists have openly strengthened their presence. The life of common citizens has become hell and people are forced to live in constant fear. Whenever the situation inside Pakistan goes completely out of control and the army there fails to provide security to the people of the country, the rulers of Rawalpindi and Islamabad immediately remember India. After this huge 195% increase in terrorism cases in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistani Army Chief Asim Munir started making fabricated and baseless allegations against India to vent his frustration. Blaming India for his failures, he spewed venom against India and made wild statements. Political analysts believe that this is nothing but a very cheap and old tactic to divert the attention of Pakistani people and hide its intelligence and military failure, which the world has now understood well. Pakistan's pro-terrorism face is being exposed on global forums. Countries around the world are now well aware of the fact that Pakistan has been a terrorism factory for a long time. International reports themselves have been saying that the policy of 'cradle of terrorism' which Pakistan had promoted for years, today the same poisonous snakes are biting its country. The smoldering fire of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan is the result of these wrong policies. In such a situation, when pressure increases on Pakistan to take concrete action against terrorism in western countries and global forums, the military generals there try to mislead their domestic public by making baseless statements against India. The Indian government and diplomatic experts have always made it clear that unless Pakistan completely destroys the terrorism operating from its soil, its empty threats have no meaning. India's strong diplomacy and zero tolerance policy against terrorism Under the strong leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, India has always adopted a policy of 'zero tolerance' against terrorism. New Delhi has repeatedly proved to the world that India is a supporter of regional peace, but it knows very well how to give a befitting reply to any conspiracy that compromises the security of the country. The violence erupting in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and the nervousness of the generals there clearly shows that Pakistan itself is being crushed under its own internal burden. Creating false narratives against India is not going to improve Pakistan's situation, rather it is only tarnishing its reputation at the international level. In the coming times, this internal instability of Pakistan and this terrible explosion of terrorism is going to prove to be the biggest threat to its own existence.
