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News India Live, Digital Desk: The bad days of Pakistan are not ending. On one hand the economy is going into the abyss, people are yearning for flour and pulses, and on the other hand now its own neighbors have started talking about “breaking” it. And no, we are not talking about India here. This time an Afghan minister has challenged Pakistan.
According to the recent news, a minister of Afghanistan (Taliban government) has given such a warning to Pakistan, which has created panic in Islamabad. He has said in clear words that if Pakistan does not improve, it will not be one or two, but will be divided into 16 pieces.
What happened after all?
Now you must be thinking that till yesterday Pakistan which was celebrating the victory of Taliban, why today the same Taliban wants to break Pakistan into pieces?
Actually, it is a matter of “as you do, so you fill”. Tension between Pakistan and Afghanistan is now at its peak. Pakistan keeps skirmishing with Afghan civilians and its army on its border every day. Also, Pakistan is forcefully expelling millions of Afghan refugees from the country. Angered by this, the Afghan minister has said this bitter thing.
What does the “16 pieces” thing mean?
There is a deep meaning hidden behind this statement. Afghan leaders believe that Pakistan is not a “natural state”. There are people of different communities like Pashtun, Baloch, Sindhi. The minister says that Pakistan’s army is persecuting these people so much that the day is not far when they will all separate and form their own country.
especially, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa And Balochistan The demand for independence is already rising. The Afghan minister has pressed the same pulse. His indication is that just as Pakistan broke into Bangladesh in 1971, similarly now it can disintegrate into 16 different parts.
old dispute of durand line
At the root of this statement is the ‘Durand Line’ controversy. This is the line that the British drew between Pakistan and Afghanistan. Afghanistan never considered it the real border. He says that the Pashtun people are the same, whether they are on one side of the border or the other. Pakistan is dividing the brothers by erecting a wall in between.
This statement of the Afghan minister is not just a threat for Pakistan, but also a reality. Baloch rebels are attacking every day, and on the other hand, TTP is troubling Pakistan.
North India Statesman