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ESSAY -13
Pakistan heading towards failed State, it's implications for India
Pakistan, a country located in South Asia, has been facing various challenges since its inception in 1947. Over the years, political instability, corruption, economic crises, and terrorism have plagued the nation, leading some experts to suggest that Pakistan is heading towards becoming a failed state. This scenario has significant implications for neighboring India, with whom Pakistan has had a tumultuous relationship.
A failed state is a country that is unable to provide basic services to its citizens, maintain law and order, and control its territory. Pakistan has struggled with these issues for years, with terrorist groups operating freely within its borders, rampant corruption, and a weak economy. The political situation in the country is also unstable, with frequent military coups and a lack of effective governance.
The implications of Pakistan becoming a failed state are numerous for India. Firstly, it could lead to an increase in cross-border terrorism and violence, as extremist groups in Pakistan could become more emboldened and take advantage of the chaos. India has already faced numerous terrorist attacks originating from Pakistan, including the 2008 Mumbai attacks, which killed over 160 people.
Secondly, a failed state in Pakistan could lead to a flood of refugees crossing into India, putting a significant strain on India's already overloaded resources. This could exacerbate existing tensions between the two countries, as India has already faced a refugee crisis due to the ongoing conflict in Afghanistan.
Finally, a failed state in Pakistan could lead to the proliferation of nuclear weapons, which poses a significant threat to regional stability and global security. Pakistan possesses nuclear weapons, and the possibility of these weapons falling into the wrong hands cannot be ruled out in a chaotic scenario.
In conclusion, Pakistan is facing significant challenges, and the possibility of it becoming a failed state cannot be ruled out. The implications of this scenario for India are significant, ranging from increased violence and terrorism to a refugee crisis and the proliferation of nuclear weapons. Therefore, it is essential for both countries to work towards stability and peace in the region to avoid this worst-case scenario.
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