Blood on Your Hands: A Message to Pakistan and Our Own Government

The serene valleys of Pahalgam, a paradise on earth, turned into a graveyard overnight, soaked in the blood of innocent Indian tourists. Terrorists from Lashkar-e-Taiba, harbored and nurtured by Pakistan, descended upon families vacationing peacefully, singled out Hindus by name, and executed them in cold blood.

Pakistan, hear this loud and clear: your hypocrisy and cowardice are unmatched. You breed terror in your backyard, shelter the filthiest of human minds, and export violence to our soil, hiding behind the veil of religion. Your continuous denial only amplifies your complicity. No diplomatic façade can erase the truth—the bloodshed in Kashmir is on your hands, staining your false narratives of peace.

But Pakistan isn’t the only one who must answer. We must also look inward.

Our government, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, owes answers to its citizens:

• How could you allow such a massacre to unfold unchecked in a heavily monitored region like Kashmir?
• Where were our security forces, entrusted with protecting every inch of Indian soil?
• What was the state of intelligence agencies, tasked with forewarning such sinister plots?
• Why is no one being held accountable for this devastating lapse?

While we mourn the dead, mere condolences and hollow assurances are insufficient. This repeated failure demands consequences, not just rhetoric. Accountability must begin at home, even as we turn our gaze outward.

And outward, indeed, our response must be fierce, swift, and unambiguous.

India’s move to suspend the Indus Waters Treaty—a pact granting Pakistan access to vital water resources—is the kind of bold step necessary to bring Pakistan to its knees without firing a bullet. Pakistan relies heavily on these waters for survival, and it’s high time we stop nourishing the nation that poisons ours.

But this cannot be symbolic. Infrastructure must rapidly follow intent, choking off the resources Pakistan exploits to sustain its murderous proxies. Simultaneously, our armed forces—Army, Navy, and Air Force—must strike decisively at terrorist sanctuaries within Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. These dens of terror must be annihilated, sending a clear message: Indian blood will never again be spilled cheaply.

Our enemy must understand the gravity of every Indian life lost. Pakistan, your state-sponsored terrorism will cost you dearly. Your economy, your agriculture, your existence—all vulnerable to our strategic might—will collapse under your own malicious choices.

India demands justice, not empty words. India demands action, not silence. We stand unified in grief and anger, ready to dismantle every terror network that dares challenge our sovereignty.

The message is crystal clear—terrorism will perish, or we will ensure you perish with it.

Enough is enough.

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