'We will have to fight Pakistan on our own', experts advised amid rising tensions

After the Pahalgam terror attack, the people all over the country are angry. The people are asking for action against Pakistan on an ongoing basis. India has also prepared to retaliate against the Pahalgam attack. The armies are in alert. Experts claim that we are going to take on Pakistan alone. War cannot be waged with Pakistan on the whim of the people.

Former Pakistan High Commissioner Ajay Bisaria has stated that there are three things that are needed to turn any operation into success. Speed, surprise and secrecy are the three. The matter of when to do it is crucial now and it should not be left in the hands of the public's mood.

Bisaria, who headed the Indian mission in Pakistan between 2017 and 2020, opined that we must conduct the battle on our own. While taking the next step, you need to be ready for the worst-case scenario as well. You can engage in the full-scale war as well. You need to be equipped with the capability, intent, political will and national will in order to do so.

Strategic affairs expert Sushant Sareen said that the situation has deteriorated to such an extent that if India and Pakistan start dropping missiles on each other's cities, then both countries will become insecure. Therefore, it is important that we prepare our people for the fact that there are huge costs and risks associated with any action. If there will be a shower of missiles on each other's cities, then if Islamabad and Lahore are insecure, then Delhi is also insecure. 

He said that the Russians are not really on our side. We keep saying Russia, Russia, Russia. If tomorrow we have a fight with China, will the Russians stand with us? When they did not stand with us in the case of Pakistan, how will they stand in the case of China?

Sushant Sareen said that India has done the right thing by banning the YouTube handles of Pakistani channels and creators. It is not right to allow them to use the Indian market to spread propaganda against India and make profits from it. This is a subtle attack on the source of income. You cannot try to spread poisonous propaganda against me using my market and make profits from it. I will not allow this.

Amid increased tensions with India and preparations for war, it has come to light that the Pakistani army is facing a severe shortage of ammunition. Pakistan's war capacity is going to last only for four days. It is being told that Pakistan's war reserves have been exhausted due to deals with Ukraine and Israel. Sources say that Pakistan Ordnance Factories (POF), which supplies ammunition, is working to increase the supply of ammunition. It is being said that due to dwindling supplies, Pakistan's ammunition reserves are only capable of withstanding 96 hours of high-intensity conflict. Apart from this, the Pakistani army does not have enough 155 mm shells for its M109 howitzers or 122 mm rockets for the BM-21 system.