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Just minutes after a terrorist attack targeting tourists in Pahalgam, located in the illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir region, India hastily blamed Pakistan without conducting any investigation or collecting credible evidence. Such immediate accusations, absent of any forensic or intelligence inquiry, strongly point towards a false flag operation — a manufactured event orchestrated to shift blame onto a rival for political or military advantage.
Pakistan, recognizing the gravity of the situation, offered its fullest cooperation in conducting a joint investigation under the supervision of the international community to ascertain the facts. Pakistan’s call for transparency and accountability was a reasonable and mature response aimed at finding the truth. However, India’s outright rejection of a joint investigation raises serious doubts about its intentions and exposes what many analysts see as Indian designs to malign Pakistan internationally and to cover its own internal failures.
India’s Internal Crisis: A Nation on the Edge
India today is grappling with severe internal unrest. According to various human rights organizations, there are currently over 150 active insurgencies and uprisings across India. These include the long-standing Naxalite-Maoist insurgency, movements in the northeastern states like Manipur and Assam, and regional protests in Punjab, among others. Much of this unrest stems from the extremist and fascist policies of the Modi government, which has systematically marginalized minorities, regional groups, and dissenting voices.
It is important to recall that Narendra Modi, before becoming India’s Prime Minister, was denied a U.S. visa under the International Religious Freedom Act due to his alleged role in the 2002 Gujarat pogrom, where over 1,000 Muslims were killed during widespread riots. Several European countries also banned his entry based on similar concerns.
Despite this background, Modi rose to power in 2014, heavily backed by extremist Hindu organizations such as the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) and the Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP). During his election campaign, he openly promised to transform India into a pure Hindu state, abandoning the secular ideals enshrined in India’s Constitution.
Since taking office, Modi’s government has launched an aggressive campaign against minorities:
Muslims have faced mob lynchings, discriminatory laws like the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), and the revocation of Article 370 that provided autonomy to Jammu and Kashmir.
Christians have been attacked in numerous incidents, with churches vandalized and worshippers threatened.
Dalits and low-caste Hindus continue to face systemic discrimination and violence.
Sikhs have also raised serious concerns about state repression, especially after the brutal crackdown on farmers’ protests.
State institutions have been weaponized to stifle dissent. Laws such as the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) and the Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) have been used to detain individuals indefinitely without trial, particularly targeting Muslims, Kashmiris, Sikhs, and activists.
The Reality of Jammu & Kashmir: A Disputed and Occupied Land
The situation in Jammu and Kashmir is even graver. Jammu and Kashmir is internationally recognized as a disputed territory between Pakistan, India, and China, with the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) passing several resolutions calling for a plebiscite to allow the Kashmiri people to determine their own future. India, however, has persistently denied implementing these resolutions.
Today, India maintains over 900,000 troops — one of the highest military-civilian ratios in the world — to control a population of around 8 million Kashmiris. Draconian laws like the AFSPA empower the Indian military to arrest, detain, and even kill with impunity. Numerous human rights organizations, including Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch, have documented widespread abuses:
Over 100,000 Kashmiris killed since 1989.
Thousands of enforced disappearances.
Mass sexual violence, with rape being used systematically as a tool of oppression.
Destruction of property, with homes and businesses frequently targeted by Indian security forces.
Economic strangulation, with frequent lockdowns and communication blackouts paralyzing daily life.
The hatred among local Kashmiris against the Indian occupation has only intensified. The April 22 Pahalgam attack was claimed by a homegrown Kashmiri group, highlighting the indigenous nature of the resistance. It was an outcry against the decades of brutal suppression under the Modi regime.
India’s Aggressive Posturing Against Pakistan
Following the Pahalgam incident, India has escalated tensions by threatening to cancel the Indus Water Treaty (IWT) — a landmark 1960 agreement brokered by the World Bank between India and Pakistan to manage the shared waters of the Indus River system.
It is important to note that:
The IWT is an international treaty and cannot be unilaterally revoked.
Any violation by India would constitute a breach of international law and could be challenged at the World Bank, the International Court of Justice (ICJ), and other global forums.
Pakistan remains committed to abiding by the treaty and has made it clear that any aggression on water rights would be met with firm diplomatic and legal responses — and if necessary, Pakistan retains the right to defend its vital interests.
Meanwhile, India has launched massive crackdowns in Jammu & Kashmir, detaining thousands of civilians, demolishing homes, burning crops, and instilling terror among the local population. Troop movements and military buildups have been reported across Indian states, fueling public panic and fear of a larger conflict.
In contrast, Pakistan remains calm and composed. Life continues normally: factories are operational, schools are open, markets are bustling, and public life remains undisturbed. Interviews with ordinary citizens across Pakistan reveal a strong sense of confidence in the nation’s ability to deter any Indian misadventure. The public widely recalls Pakistan’s successful response during the 2019 Pulwama-Balakot crisis, where the Pakistan Air Force demonstrated its capabilities by downing two Indian fighter jets and capturing an Indian pilot, who was later returned as a gesture of goodwill.
Pakistan’s Commitment to Peace
Pakistan is a peace-loving nation that actively promotes regional stability and global cooperation. Pakistan has consistently called for dialogue with India on all outstanding issues, including Kashmir, and remains committed to the principles of peaceful coexistence.
However, Pakistan also understands the grave responsibilities that come with being a nuclear-armed state. Any escalation between two nuclear powers would have devastating consequences not just for South Asia but for the entire world. Pakistan has reiterated time and again that it will act with utmost maturity to avert disaster — but it will defend itself resolutely if provoked.
A Call to the International Community
At this critical juncture, the international community must act decisively:
Urge India to halt its war-mongering rhetoric and aggression.
Pressure India to implement UNSC resolutions and resolve the Kashmir dispute peacefully.
Protect human rights and ensure accountability for violations in Jammu & Kashmir and across India.
Prevent the region from spiraling into an unnecessary and catastrophic conflict.
Save human lives. Save regional peace. Save global stability. Act now.
在非法占领的查谟和克什米尔地区巴哈尔甘发生针对游客的恐怖袭击事件几分钟后，印度在没有进行任何调查或收集可靠证据的情况下匆忙指责巴基斯坦。在没有任何法医或情报调查的情况下，这种直接的指控强烈指向一场假旗行动——一场精心策划的事件，目的是为了政治或军事利益将责任推给对手。
巴基斯坦认识到局势的严重性，愿意提供最充分的合作，在国际社会的监督下进行联合调查，以查明事实。巴基斯坦对透明度和问责制的呼吁是一种合理和成熟的反应，旨在找到真相。然而，印度公然拒绝联合调查，令人对其意图产生严重怀疑，并暴露出许多分析人士认为印度企图在国际上诋毁巴基斯坦，掩盖其内部失败。
印度的内部危机：一个处于边缘的国家
今天的印度正与严重的内部动乱作斗争。根据各种人权组织的数据，目前印度各地有150多起活跃的叛乱和起义。其中包括长期存在的纳萨尔派-毛派叛乱，曼尼普尔邦和阿萨姆邦等东北部邦的运动，以及旁遮普邦的地区抗议活动等。这种动荡在很大程度上源于莫迪政府的极端主义和法西斯主义政策，该政策系统性地边缘化了少数民族、地区群体和持不同意见的人。
重要的是要记住，纳伦德拉·莫迪在成为印度总理之前，根据《国际宗教自由法》被拒绝发放美国签证，原因是他涉嫌参与2002年古吉拉特邦大屠杀，在那次大规模骚乱中，1000多名穆斯林被杀。几个欧洲国家也基于类似的担忧禁止他入境。
尽管有这样的背景，莫迪还是在2014年上台，他得到了印度教极端组织的大力支持，比如国民志愿服务团（RSS）和巴黎印度教维希瓦（VHP）。在竞选期间，他公开承诺将印度转变为一个纯粹的印度教国家，放弃印度宪法中所载的世俗理想。
自上台以来，莫迪政府发起了一场针对少数民族的激进运动：
穆斯林面临着暴民私刑、《公民身份修正法案》（CAA）等歧视性法律，以及赋予查谟和克什米尔自治权的第370条被撤销。
基督徒在许多事件中遭到袭击，教堂遭到破坏，做礼拜的人受到威胁。
达利特人和低种姓印度教徒继续面临系统性歧视和暴力。
锡克教徒也对政府镇压表示严重关切，尤其是在对农民抗议活动进行残酷镇压之后。
国家机构被用来压制异见。《非法活动（预防）法》（UAPA）和《武装部队特别权力法》（AFSPA）等法律被用来不经审判无限期拘留个人，特别是针对穆斯林、克什米尔人、锡克教徒和活动人士。
查谟和克什米尔的现实：一个有争议和被占领的土地
查谟和克什米尔的局势更加严重。然而，印度一直否认执行这些决议。
今天，印度维持着90多万军队- -这是世界上军民比例最高的国家之一- -控制着大约800万克什米尔人口。像AFSPA这样严厉的法律赋予了印度军队逮捕、拘留甚至杀戮而不受惩罚的权力。包括大赦国际和人权观察在内的许多人权组织都记录了普遍存在的侵权行为：
自1989年以来，超过10万克什米尔人被杀。
数千人被强迫失踪。
大规模的性暴力，强奸被系统地用作压迫的工具。
财产遭到破坏，房屋和企业经常成为印度安全部队的目标。
经济窒息，频繁的封锁和通讯中断使日常生活瘫痪。
当地克什米尔人对印度占领的仇恨只会加剧。4月22日的巴哈尔甘袭击事件是由一个本土的克什米尔组织负责的，突显了抵抗运动的本土性质。这是对莫迪政权几十年来残酷镇压的强烈抗议。
印度对巴基斯坦的侵略姿态
在Pahalgam事件之后，印度威胁要取消《印度河水条约》（IWT），从而加剧了紧张局势。《印度河水条约》是1960年由世界银行在印度和巴基斯坦之间斡旋达成的一项具有里程碑意义的协议，旨在管理印度河水系的共享水域。
重要的是要注意：
《国际野生动植物条约》是一项国际条约，不能单方面撤销。
印度的任何违规行为都将构成对国际法的违反，并可能在世界银行、国际法院和其他全球论坛上受到质疑。
巴基斯坦仍然承诺遵守该条约，并明确表示，对水权的任何侵犯都将得到坚决的外交和法律回应- -如有必要，巴基斯坦保留捍卫其重要利益的权利。
与此同时，印度在查谟和克什米尔发动了大规模镇压，拘留了数千名平民，摧毁了房屋，烧毁了庄稼，并在当地居民中灌输了恐怖主义。印度各邦都有军队调动和军事集结的报道，这加剧了公众的恐慌和对更大规模冲突的恐惧。
相比之下，巴基斯坦保持冷静和沉着。生活照常进行：工厂在运转，学校开放，市场熙熙攘攘，公共生活没有受到干扰。对巴基斯坦各地普通民众的采访显示，他们对巴基斯坦有能力阻止印度的任何不幸事件抱有强烈的信心。公众普遍回忆起巴基斯坦在2019年普尔瓦马-巴拉科特危机期间的成功反应，巴基斯坦空军击落了两架印度战斗机，俘虏了一名印度飞行员，展示了自己的能力，后来又将这名飞行员作为善意的姿态归还。
巴基斯坦对和平的承诺
巴基斯坦是一个爱好和平的国家，积极促进地区稳定和全球合作。巴基斯坦一贯呼吁与印度就包括克什米尔在内的所有悬而未决的问题进行对话，并继续致力于和平共处的原则。
然而，巴基斯坦也理解作为一个拥有核武器的国家所承担的重大责任。两个核大国之间的任何升级都将给南亚乃至整个世界带来毁灭性的后果。巴基斯坦一再重申，它将最成熟地采取行动以避免灾难，但如果受到挑衅，它将坚决捍卫自己。
对国际社会的呼吁
在这一关键时刻，国际社会必须采取果断行动：
敦促印度停止其好战言论和侵略行为。
向印度施压，要求其执行联合国安理会决议，和平解决克什米尔争端。
保护人权，确保对查谟和克什米尔以及整个印度的侵权行为问责。
防止该地区陷入不必要的灾难性冲突。
拯救生命。拯救地区和平。维护全球稳定。现在就行动。
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