“Pak India Stress: What a peaceful path is still possible”

For the past few weeks, Pakistan and India have reached the point again, where minor mistakes can be the forerunner of a major tragedy. Missile attacks on each other’s cities and military installations in violation of international borders and the cold seals at the diplomatic level are pushing the entire South Asia into uncertainty.

The Pakistani Foreign Ministry has condemned the Indian aggression and has formally sent letters to the UN Secretary General and the Security Council. Meanwhile, Indian media and politicians are worsening the situation.

Both countries should openly dialogue, otherwise a mistake can cause irreparable harm. ”The recent report by the Institute of Strategic Studies Islamabad (ISSI) emphasizes that” there are comprehensive negotiations for peace in South Asia.

The two countries will have to return to the principles of ‘peaceful coexistence’. ”Sadly, the TV channels of both countries, especially in prime -time talk shows, are provoking provocation in the name of patriotism. Historically, Kashmir has been the main cause of the war, and the two countries have a major war. Heart line contacts should be restored, the LoC has a complete restoration of the 2003 ceasefire agreement. The restoration of full diplomatic representation in Islamabad and Delhi and a comprehensive dialogue should be resumed and serious implementation of the “confidence -building measures” (CBMs) should be implemented seriously. A meaningful dialogue on Kashmir begins and the Kashmiri leadership will be involved in discussing this long -standing issue.

Promoting public and cultural links between the two countries, promoting special visas schemes for the conversion of students, journalists, filmmakers, teachers and civil society, as well as promoting cooperation between media houses on the two sides. Work should also be done to restore economic relations, serious cooperation in areas such as trade, water, energy and climate change. The role of the media must be responsible for restoring peace between the two countries. Because if the media becomes a warmare, it becomes a propaganda, not journalism. We have to promote ‘Peace Journalism’.

The implementation of all these things can only be that the rulers of both countries decide to increase good intentions. The young population of Pakistan and India today wants education, employment, peace and freedom. They do not want war, ammunition and bodies. History tells us that after every war, there are talks, so why not talk already? War only brings destruction, while peace is guaranteed development, prosperity and human dignity. In the backdrop of growing tensions between the two countries, this poem by Sehir Ludhiani is the leader for all of us.

“O Sharif man”

Blood is your own or pria

The blood of Adam is the end

The war is in the east that in the west

The blood of the universe is the end

Falling on bombs houses at the border

The soul -building wounds

The fields of the fields that others

Zest timmals from fastens

Tanks move forward to retreat

There is a sterile sterile

Celebrate the victory that the mourning of the defeat

Life cries at the ends

War is a problem itself

Win the war will resolve the problems?

Fire and blood will forgive today

Will give hunger and precautions tomorrow

So it’s a noble man!

The war is better if it is better

You and all of us in the yard

It is better if the candle is burning