Khul Buli-Stir till it gets ‘tuenth’

I am reminded of Professor Naqash, who used to say” stir till it gets tunth”

Surgical operation has already stirred the hornets’ nest. The ‘tuenth’ is also discernible in different quarters like Pakistan, The Indian National Congress, CPI & CPM, Kejriwal and others in the Opposition.

It has rightly added to the popularity of the Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the national and International forum. He will, like the erstwhile Prime Minister of 1965, Lal Bahadur Shastri, be remembered for all times to come for timely decision making.

Chest beating of Hafiz Syed, Rahil Sharief, Nawaz Sharief, Rahul Gandhi, Kapil Sibal, Dig Vijay Singh, Kejriwal and others is justified.  They have all been stirred to the extent of ‘tuenth’ formation. For no chest beating they are sure to scum to the pressure within, that in my language is known as ‘Dum phutie guchuen’(to burst under pressure).

India is ruled by its popular government elected by the Indian masses. Pakistan is ruled by its Army, ISI and elected government of Pakistan is subservient to its Armed Forces. Indian Army executes the decisions taken by the Government of India. There lies the difference.

Kapil Sibal’s statement is misleading. International border crossing in 1965, 1971 and 1999 were not surgical operations.  All these operations were executed by the Indian Army successfully on the ‘go ahead’ orders given by the respective governments headed by the respective Prime Ministers in response to war strategy. Thundering words “Eint ka jawab pathuer say daingay” of Lal Bahadur Shastri in August 1965 still resound in my ears. For the success of 1971 war, people remember the then PM Mrs. Indra Gandhi and not the General of the operation. 1999 war against India was waged by the then Pakistan General Parvez Musharaff and Nawaz Sharief lied that he was ignorant about his Army’s plans. India Army is known for its discipline and it always is subservient to the decisions of the civilian government.

The previous coalition governments in the valley, to the miseries caused to the general masses, encouraged mischief mongers with instructions to the security forces to restrain against any provocation. Security forces digest all abuses from the street urchins and stand as silent spectators to satisfy Man Mohan Singh’s caution of zero tolerance.

Nosedive popularity of the opposition and its ‘tuenth’ formation seems to be beyond recovery.

Jai Hind.