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Have we lost a battle?

On 26th of December exactly one month from the attack on Mumbai. Government of India issued a travel advisory to all the Indians to avoid travelling to or to be in Pakistan. After few Indian were arrested for the Lahore blast. And on the other side of the border Pakistan was constantly warning India not to attack its territory. Or it will retaliate with all its force. After all what people like us have done from last four – five years the situation is same as it was four – five years ago when we started. Have we people lost our battle against hate, terrorism, partition? And people like Arnesh who propagate hate have won this battle. Is pen really mightier than sword? Or nowadays as they use AK47 which is no sword, so pen stands no chance. What took us four years to build was destroyed in just few days. At the time when both of the countries should have come together and should have worked hard against our common enemy. Governments of both the countries were aiming there Sukois and F-16s missiles at each other. Or perhaps even more deadly weapons like words poisoned with hate. People of both sides must have heard about the proverb ‘Taali ek hath se nathi bajti’. It was the governments of the both countries which for last 60 years have propagated hate for others country. But we the common people surely do not want to see war and hate in each others eyes. We have to elect people who can propagate love and spread peace. We the people of both the countries face the same problems. And the solution is brotherhood between the people of both the countries.
Lets make a promise even if both the countries fire nukes at each other then also we will be friends. Because it is we who face the problems not those politicians who ride in Mercs and live in an air-conditioned palace. And perhaps we have lost this war but we will surely win the war in long run.

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