The War, the Victims and Us
An India-Pakistan cricket match — a cherished event in countless households across both countries. But a full-scale war between the two - not exactly a fan of that. While the conflict has deep roots, the current escalation, though unsurprising given our neighbor’s provocations and our evolving approach to counter-terrorism, is something we had hoped would never come to pass. India's response to the brutal, cowardice and horrifying Pahalgam terror attack through Operation Sindoor marked a decisive shift. Yet Pakistan’s reaction, which seems like open aggression, dangerously flirts with what could be termed an act of war. For decades, India has borne the brunt of terror attacks — our soldiers, civilians, women, and children have all paid the price. Pakistan’s long-standing role as a haven for terror groups is no secret, and its use of terrorism as a strategic weapon is alarming. Despite this, global condemnation remains subdued. Economic interests and geopolitical diplomacy often ou...
