India on an adventurous and dangerous path: Kayani
Often we have found that people in high responsible ranks in the governments talk in the same wavelength that is as common as water in the ocean. What General Kiyani has said contains no sensibility being in the position of army chief of Pakistan.
It is not General Kapoor, who tries to instigate any one; it is Kiyani, who is doing the same to cover up his failures to control terrorism as the army chief in his own country. Needless to say, he is recognized already in the international arena as the facilitator of the terrorist group, which, of course, he will deny. Now, the country is facing the heat of their created monsters in their own country. The fact remains, the government as well as the military does not have any honest interest to do good for the people of Pakistan, and their only intention is to make money through corruption while keeping he citizens in the dark under the pretext of India. This is dirty politics that is being followed decades after decades, and no leader or army chief has shown the guts to take a different path to restore democracy truly.
I will not say that Indian politicians are the honest lot as far as politics is concerned. However, the system of democracy is still intact in India and the country has progressed in all fields substantially unlike Pakistan.
Kiyani should look back in the history and learn what his predecessors had achieved in their initiated adventure against India. He may be in the wrong elated perception due to the possession of nuclear weapons, but that would be the last great mistake they would make, if ever they trigger the nuclear button. India has never indulged in any adventure is the proof that it could annexed Bangladesh easily after declutching it from the wrong hands of Pakistan.
Kiyani has to control his people, and he had to take the path of rhetoric. He opened his mind while addressing the high-ranking officials of military at the General Headquarters. It is easy to make out the wrong intent of Kiyani, as he tried to mix religion with the country’s defense, which the people most fear in that country.
Subir Sengupta