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News India Live, Digital Desk: Often we hear news of tension and bitterness between India and Pakistan. Be it tension on the border or the cricket field, the atmosphere is always heated. But recently when India’s Foreign Minister S. When Jaishankar reached Islamabad for the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) meeting, something happened there that surprised everyone. This news is not of any bomb, but of an emotional ‘open letter’ which was published in a leading newspaper of Pakistan.
After all, what was there in that letter?
Imagine, a big newspaper of Pakistan and ballads in praise of India are being read in it. This sounds a bit strange, doesn’t it? But this is the truth. As soon as Jaishankar landed on Pakistani soil, a well-known journalist there expressed his feelings through an ‘open letter’. In this letter he clearly wrote – “India has our unwavering support.”
But wait, this does not mean that he was supporting India on any political issue. Actually, this letter is from India economic progress, technology And rising status in the world It was about saluting.
“I wish we too…” – Pakistan’s pain and India’s praise
The author made the comparison in a very emotional manner. He wrote how India has reached the Moon and Mars today, the world’s biggest companies (like Google and Microsoft) are run by Indian people, and how far India’s economy has come. On the other hand, he expressed regret over the situation in his country i.e. Pakistan.
The gist of the letter was that the common people of Pakistan do not want to hate India, rather they see India’s progress and think, “I wish we too had followed the right path.”
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There was another heart touching thing in that letter. The author S. Told Jaishankar that even though there is bitterness between our countries, you are our guest and we welcome you wholeheartedly. He also believed that the common citizens of Pakistan are no longer engrossed in old wars, but are more concerned about the future of their children and their two meals a day. They do not see India as an ‘enemy’ but as a ‘neighbor’ from whom a lot can be learned.
Why is this a matter of pride for us?
Being an Indian, it is reassuring to read that the echo of our hard work and progress is now clearly heard across the border. This letter is proof that ‘work’ speaks. When the world looks at India with respect, even its opponents are forced to praise it.
This incident shows that even though politics has its place, the common man wants peace and progress. Even though Jaishankar ji’s visit was diplomatic, this ‘open letter’ made it emotional.