The time has come to decide whether we have to be slaves of terrorists or do we have to get rid of them forever. It has never been an imagination of any sensible person on earth what we witnessed in Peshawar. Slaying children brutally could never be allowed by any nation or creed in the world.
The question rises where has been the actual fault? Undoubtedly, our army has played a commendable role in fighting such elements but after being involved in such a long war over a period of more than ten years, is this what we have achieved against the terrorists? We are vulnerable up to the extent that our children have become unsafe. The most hate-able phenomenon has hit the country and that is our children are at risk now. We are unable to protect the next generation of Pakistan. Soft targets have been hit by the terrorists earlier as well but this incident was the filthiest one.
Those, used to sympathize terrorists by putting a line of good or bad Taliban, should at least be aware now that there is no one who can be ‘good’ among the Taliban. All of the terrorists are one force and we cannot draw a line between two sides. The incident has also made it clear Taliban that aim no other agenda than conquering the country to carry out their ulterior motives. Had there been an inspiration from religion in front of them they would not have acted so cruelly to the little ones. They don’t even have faith in humanity. Keeping the shield of religion as an excuse and showing their faith in it does not really prove that they belong to any religion. It is their action and terrorism that proves them to be part of none of the religions.
There can be nothing worse than this recent attack to children. Nonetheless, the assault came during a relative period in the terrorist violence that has shattered Pakistan in recent years. The military has been engaged in a major offensive in the militant haven of North Waziristan, and there had been relatively few retaliatory attacks by the Pakistani Taliban. We should also not forget that Taliban coming up with such a strong force proves a success of the military in the ongoing operation as well. The manner Taliban have launched the attack shows how deep and how strongly have they been hit by the army. The statement coming from the Taliban after the attack that they wanted the Pakistan government to realize the pain for the operation showed how strongly they were damaged by the operation.
The dilemma of the incident is that the horrible attack has begun a new phase of the Taliban’s strategy against Pakistan government in which they have shook the entire structure of the country’s war against terrorism. Though Taliban are strongly condemned and cursed by the whole world before and after this incident, but the intensity of the incident has urged the government and the army to destroy Taliban completely and without any delay.
The question rises where has been the actual fault? Undoubtedly, our army has played a commendable role in fighting such elements but after being involved in such a long war over a period of more than ten years, is this what we have achieved against the terrorists? We are vulnerable up to the extent that our children have become unsafe. The most hate-able phenomenon has hit the country and that is our children are at risk now. We are unable to protect the next generation of Pakistan. Soft targets have been hit by the terrorists earlier as well but this incident was the filthiest one.
Those, used to sympathize terrorists by putting a line of good or bad Taliban, should at least be aware now that there is no one who can be ‘good’ among the Taliban. All of the terrorists are one force and we cannot draw a line between two sides. The incident has also made it clear Taliban that aim no other agenda than conquering the country to carry out their ulterior motives. Had there been an inspiration from religion in front of them they would not have acted so cruelly to the little ones. They don’t even have faith in humanity. Keeping the shield of religion as an excuse and showing their faith in it does not really prove that they belong to any religion. It is their action and terrorism that proves them to be part of none of the religions.
There can be nothing worse than this recent attack to children. Nonetheless, the assault came during a relative period in the terrorist violence that has shattered Pakistan in recent years. The military has been engaged in a major offensive in the militant haven of North Waziristan, and there had been relatively few retaliatory attacks by the Pakistani Taliban. We should also not forget that Taliban coming up with such a strong force proves a success of the military in the ongoing operation as well. The manner Taliban have launched the attack shows how deep and how strongly have they been hit by the army. The statement coming from the Taliban after the attack that they wanted the Pakistan government to realize the pain for the operation showed how strongly they were damaged by the operation.
The dilemma of the incident is that the horrible attack has begun a new phase of the Taliban’s strategy against Pakistan government in which they have shook the entire structure of the country’s war against terrorism. Though Taliban are strongly condemned and cursed by the whole world before and after this incident, but the intensity of the incident has urged the government and the army to destroy Taliban completely and without any delay.
yes, it's time where we have to decide like now or never.. whoever is there in Taliban, whether Muslims or non-muslims, state has to take action against them.. Peshawar incident is the worst example of brutality and the shameful part is that they are doing all this, in the name of Allah and Islam.. thee is no doubt in being their terrorists..
ReplyDeleteYes , Now its time when the endurance of terrorism has been depleted . Such brutish and vicious elements must be weeded out from our society . According to me , actual foe is , who patronage such elements even by questing the vindication for their ruthless activity. We have to decide explicitly and categorically that we will contend against it . But its very a bashing that even now there are lot of people in our dichotomous society who try to evade this issue by saying that we should also keep in mind the damage of civilians in FATA. Actually such people , behind the scene , malign ARMY that actual pretext for all devastation is ARMY and Talibans are just exuding their vengeance and retaliation . First of all , such radicals are the reason for this catastrophic situation , and this mind set should be ostracised. If in a Mosque, few ladies issue a vedio and promulgate their allegiance and fidelity with Heinous ISIS, should they not be penalised and retributed for it ??????? And if from the same mosque , Khateed denys to denounce the saying of 130 childrens , should he not be hanged??? Thats the dilemma , we are facing .
ReplyDeleteBanned outfits like Sipahe-sahaba and lashkar e jhangvi ( acutely closed to TTP) have changed their names and working as they were in past. Judiciary is utmost feeble in all this issue , if a judge denys to listen the case of Terrorists , should he be still in judicial system . I think he should be penalised fisrt because he emboldens the other terrorists by abating their fear of conviction. So , radicals , Criminal judicial system , and Audacious and brave leaders , these are the area of focusing , as far as terrorists are concerned , they are less adversary and hostile than the people peritent to such classes who bolster and invigorate them by abetting their purpose . Seminaries and theoligical schools should be in govt control . If any Seminary is involved in such malevolent and abhorrent activity , should be closed without any pity and compassion . Only solution is zero tolerance . Its a time to reform our system and society , because If more time is passed away and the memory of this rueful and lamentable incident is faded without resolution, then we all have to face it soon or subsequently . May Allah save us from such gruesome and formidable incidents . Amin .
Well the only one responsible for the terrorism to still exist is Pakistan's government..! The long coomendable fight Our Army has faught over a long period of almost 10 years is alone not enough as our government is not strong enough to even say some harsh words against Terrorists OR Terrorism.
ReplyDeleteThe responsibilty of protecting the entire nation is of the goverment who makes as many (so called) promises as they can when its time of making people fool n get votes just to come in power and when its done The Nation is their least concern. Bitter but the truth.
Its time to reform both system and society otherwise we all have to face it subsequently.!!
May Allah protect US all Ameen