Our neighbour Pakistan is boiling

Unfortunately our esteemed neighbour Pakistan is politically boiling of late, thanks to the disbelief in fairness of general elections held last time by which the present incumbent prime minister Nawaz Sherief came to power replacing military rule. 

Imran Khan, the leader of Tehriq-e-insaaf and Qadri, a cleric and the leader of Pakistan. Awami Tehriq are up in arms against NawazSherief and seeking his resignation and spreading their agitation up to Lahore and Karachi. This must have demoralised Nawaz to a great extent. Nawaz, a friend of India otherwise, is forced by circumstances to keep a low profile towards India at the moment. This explains the recent disturbances by the so called terrorists on the borders. The PM of Pakistan is unable to control his military and engage in talks with India. The Pakistan military is itching for a fight with India under some pretext or other and usurp civil power like what happened during Kargil war in the past. We are afraid Nawaz would fail this time too. The powers that be in Islamabad never want peaceful settlement with India at any time.

Forecast of events that would unfold in the near future:

General elections under the supervision of UN committee
Alternatively a military rule soon

Best Formula:

A fair and free general elections held under UN control with the help of election commissions from a few democratic countries followed  by a grand alliance with India for economic development.

A close and effective purging of those elements pursuing military domination through so called terrorists for the last few decades and destabilising democratic rule in Pakistan since its independence.

A referendum seeking the type of friendship and support the people of Pakistan want with their counterparts from India.

A grand Pan India including India, Pakistan, Nepal, Bangladesh, Ceylon like the European Commission in the West will be a reality by 2050 AD.

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