Hello Pakistan,
First of all, Kaise he aap? I have heard things about your country going into the gutter. You can’t provide basic facilities, safety, religious freedom or any other sort of living class that people in other countries enjoy. Gooood! Because you have other “important” things to look forward to.
I am generally not very fond of news channels. But I am glued to it for past 8-9 days. Why? Thanks to you! Our folks tried to wish you Eid Mubarak with sweets but you called it off and replied with guns. WoW! You guys have some serious issues, man.
I am an Indian, and I am aware that my country is not a developed one. If we do have a war, our country will definitely incur loss, but who is going to be losing more? Kya aapke desh me mathematics padhai jaati he? Padhai jaati he toh hisaab laga le!
Yet, an average Indian is not ready for these sorts of troubles now. We have other issues to worry about. We have to worry about the education of our kids, we got to worry about jobs, we worry about development and many other things that I can’t describe. But an average Pakistani has to worry about more today. They worry about having a basic safe and happy life. Shouldn’t your priority be to provide them with that instead of violating cease fire and provoking India to take some actions?
Ahem! On the other note, I am glad that you people are using technology to your aid, but what I didn’t understand is why you are letting this baccha (Kiddo!) speak for you on Twitter. Janaab has quite brilliantly tweeted the following tweets:
Bhai sahab, What is this? If our Modi ji, in spite of being a matured person, take these tweets seriously, then toh aap apne desh ko le dooboge.
And if we just turn back the pages of itihaas a little bit, then you will see that you have lost wars after wars with India, just to come back again to lose once more and take back whatever little development your country had another “10-15” years into the past. And in the meanwhile to do just some considerable damage to India. You are just like that stubborn kid who won’t ever understand what’s best for him.
Well just like that stubborn child, this time you need a heavy scolding so that we make sure you don’t repeat this again. And I am quite confident that our current Prime Minister is apt enough to provide you with that.
Till then, it would be better for you if you take some time to ponder what’s going to be in best interest of your citizens. It’s high time that you grow up and think sensibly.
At last I would just like to say, “Jiyo aur jine do”; Live and let live!
Regards,
The Anonymous Indian
