Pakistan Crosses All Limits: Internal Revolts Erupt Amid Global Condemnation After Pahalgam Attack

Pakistan is facing the gravest internal and global crisis in its recent history. Following the Pahalgam terrorist attack, Pakistan has not only drawn global condemnation but is also witnessing a wave of unrest within its own borders. In Sindh, the province from where the Bhutto family hails, people are protesting over severe water shortages. The crisis has triggered calls to turn the region into 'Sindhustan', with demands for independence brewing beneath the surface. In Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan’s illegal occupation of Indian territory is facing fierce resistance as locals demand freedom and have launched bold protests against Pakistani rule.Internally, Pakistan is in shambles—crippled economy, weakened military morale, and growing civil unrest. The country is teetering towards disintegration, and any provocation against India could fast-track this breakdown. Despite possessing nuclear weapons, Pakistan's leadership uses nuclear threats as a cover for its acts of terrorism. However, India’s robust retaliatory capability ensures that any such misadventure will be met with devastating consequences.India, despite adhering to a ‘no first use’ nuclear policy, possesses superior strength with over 180 nuclear weapons compared to Pakistan’s 170. Any misstep by Pakistan could cost it its very existence. The world watches closely as Pakistan inches towards implosion.