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During election days it is normal to unleash rhetoric and propaganda warfare against the enemy to gain the goodwill of home voters however after election days normalcy returns with fading rhetoric and dying emotions.  This was not the case with Narendra Modi, who like election days is constantly hurling harsh words at Pakistan. Modi being a fascist and a follower of Chanakya philosophy is the flag bearer of Hindutawa’s concept, a blue-eyed of Zionist Hindus, he is trying to encircle Pakistan from its four sides.

Modi was quick to react when Pakistan turned down Saudi’s offer to join hands against Houthis. Modi visited Saudia Arabia and offered them defense umbrella but found Saudis hesitant of forging such an agreement. After that, he visited Iran and signed a historical Chahabar port and transit agreement with Iran and Afghanistan. This tripartite agreement would try to bypass Pakistan reaching central Asia states through Iran. Defence pundits consider them to be a direct attack on CPEC and Gwadar port project, which is carried out in Pakistan with the help of China.

 A few days ago he visited oil-rich Qatar and signed agreements with them in many fields including importing of LNG (Liquefied natural gas)  to India. This is just a few examples of his recent attempts to lure Islamic world to form an alliance with India to weaken Pakistan on the foreign front.

Recently, Modi visited Bangladesh and while delivering his speech, he openly confessed that he was one of those who personally participated in the 71 war against the Pakistani state.
Apart from this India is actively supporting the so-called Baloch nationalist movement and other anti-state terrorist actors in FATA. India is also providing support to the anti-Pakistan elements in Sindh and KP.

What can Pakistan do to tackle this fascist ideology?

First of all, Pakistan should not become a party in any of the civil wars within the Ummah. Pakistan should have an active foreign ministry and not like this present dysfunctional foreign ministry, we should lobby at all the levels of hierarchy under some vibrant ambassadors. Pakistan should reach out to all the Muslim nations to gather them on some minimum common agenda.
Our lack of contacts with Muslim countries providing a window of opportunity to Indians to pursue their interests.

Indian brutalities in Kashmir must be exposed on all the international fora. Apart from Kashmir, other major independence movements should be provided with much space to raise their voice to pressurise government of India. Khalistan, Six states, Tamil Nadu and all other independence movements should be encouraged.

Last but not the least, we should put our house in order. Strict action in the form of Zarb-e-Azab has already been unleashed and has a long way to go. All those who are on the payroll of RAW should be apprehended. This will certainly create an atmosphere of peace in our country and will never let India fulfill its designs of bolstering hegemony in the region.