1. Multiple wars – all lost or stiff
Pakistan launched a war in 1947, 1965 and 1999 (Kargir), and occupied Kashmir, which was unsuccessful:
1947 – 48 Years’ War: Ended in a ceasefire; Pakistan owns a portion of Kashmir (POK) but fails to occupy the valley.
War of 1965: Operation Gibraltar failed; India fought back and acquired territory.
War of 1971: Pakistan’s biggest defeat – Bangladesh was created; more than 90,000 soldiers surrendered.
The Kagir War of 1999: Pakistan’s invasion exposed and defeated; global opinion favored India.
State-sponsored Terrorism – International Isolation
Pakistan uses terrorism as a proxy tactics, especially in Kashmir, in groups such as Lashkar-e-Taiba, Jaish-e-Mohammed and ISI agents.
Major Attacks: Parliamentary Attacks in 2001, Mumbai Attacks in 2008, Pulwama in 2019.
India’s reaction: Surgical strikes (2016) and Balakot Airstrike (2019) demonstrated preemptive determination.
Result: Global pressure forces Pakistan to contain terrorist groups; Fatf Grey has been listed for many years.
Diplomacy failed
Pakistan has failed to get international support from the United Nations, the U.S. Nationalist Party, the U.S. or the European Union.
India’s rising economic and geopolitical influence isolates Pakistan.
Promotional and Error Message – Exposed
Pakistan’s efforts to portray Kashmir as the oppressed have failed.
The compiled videos, manipulated photos and paid media campaigns were repeatedly debunked.
Even allies like the UAE and Saudi Arabia are out of reach, close to India.
Pakistan is in a failed state
Political instability
Coups, assassinations and military rule paralyze democracy.
Civilian governments are weak; leaders like Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, Benazir Bhutto and Imran Khan face instability.
Economic collapse
Economy in crisis: high inflation, IMF bailouts and loan defaults.
Foreign reserves are very low and there is no stable economic strategy.
The rise of radicalism
Jihadist groups once supported “strategic depth” and now threatened Pakistan (e.g., TTP, LEJ).
Religious intolerance breaks down society.
Bal Lu Zhi Province and internal turmoil
Bal Luzhi seeks to seek independence due to exploitation and military abuse.
Sindhi, Pashtun and Gilgit-Baltistani groups require autonomy or separation.
Global reputation declines
FATF, IMF and Major Powers believe that Pakistan is high-risk and unstable.
Even China has used Pakistan through companies such as CPEC.
India’s global influence masks Pakistan’s reputation for decline.
Destroy your own country
Pakistan’s obsession with hurting India led to its own destruction. Instead of building a strong economy, society or political system, it invests in terror, war and propaganda. In trying to “cut a thousand Indias”, it itself caused a thousand wounds. Pakistan strives to maintain stability as India is prosecuted as a global power.
Pakistan’s active policies against India have been counterproductive, leading to its own decline
