Is the reunification of India & Pakistan possible in the near future?

[Farhan The Man]

TNT stated: muslims cannot live with hindus.

1971 happened: muslims cannot live with muslims.

Now: muslims reject islamic army leader restating muslims cannot live with hindus.

Future: ?

 

[Rajdeep]

That's okay with me as long as it is Muslim-majority and there is no Hindutva.

This is exactly the reason why India and Pakistan cannot peacefully unify. "As long as it is muslim majority" will always be the criteria. Another example how muslims cannot co exists with others. Though I know this is a troll thread but another example how crazy Islamists are.

@Farhan The Man @Bhaijaan

 

[Bhaijaan]

We would welcome our Indian and Bangla brothers and unification under the FLAG OF ISLAMIC DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF PAKISTAN.

It is possible if Sanatan falls.

 

[speed_thrills]

General Munir’s speech against Hindu-Muslim unity. I oppose this thought process my dear.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1912498421174280536

I really liked the clarity of thought from General Munir here. We need same clarity of thought In India towards Pakistan, not Aman ki Tamasha types.

 

[Bhaijaan]

Seeing India’s sudden return to stardom in global politics, one can’t help but wonder that if divided India alone is so powerful and highly regarded in international conferences, what would have been the might of the United India if Pakistan, Bangladesh were still part of it.

 

[Bhaijaan]

Disclaimer / Humble Request to Moderators:
My dearies, Aadab!
This thread is intended strictly for positive, respectful, and friendly conversations. Kindly do not allow hate speech, abuse, provocation, or hostile debate here. Critics and dissenting views have countless other threads to express themselves. Please help keep this space clean, calm, and human.

Dear PPers,
Aadab! Namastey! Sat Sri Akal! Kem chho!
This thread is a quiet room in a noisy world. A place for warmth, memory, and possibility. Not debate. Not blame. Just the parts of our shared story that still breathe kindness.

India and Pakistan were not born strangers. We grew from the same soil, drank from the same rivers, laughed in the same courtyards. The Indus does not ask for passports. Punjab’s fields do not change colour at Wagah. A ghazal written in Lahore still finds its echo in Lucknow. A raga composed in Gwalior still stirs something deep in Karachi.

Our languages overlap like old friends finishing each other’s sentences. Urdu and Hindi share a spine. Punjabi, Sindhi, Bengali once flowed freely across today’s borders. Our kitchens are cousins. Our festivals mirror each other. Eid, Diwali, Basant, weddings that last three days and involve too much food and too many emotions. These are not coincidences. They are inheritance.

Cricket alone could fill volumes. Not rivalry as hatred, but rivalry as theatre. Shared heartbreaks, shared heroes, shared childhood memories glued to radio commentary and TV screens. When one side plays beautifully, the other secretly knows it too.

There is also the harder shared history. Pain, displacement, loss. But even that pain is common. The grief of Partition belonged to both. Remembering that truth humanizes everyone. It reminds us that suffering did not wear a single flag.

Imagine what collaboration could look like if fear stepped aside. Trade that benefits farmers and small businesses. Cultural exchanges where artists, poets, filmmakers meet without suspicion. Students learning together. Scientists collaborating. Journalists telling stories of people, not just conflicts. Tourism that lets people see how familiar the “other side” feels.

Communication is not surrender. Friendship is not weakness. Peace is not naïveté. It is strength, confidence, and maturity.

If you’re posting here, post with empathy. Post with memory. Post with hope.

Two nations. One civilization. Many futures.

India–Pakistan : #OnlyLove

 

[Bhaag Viru Bhaag]

We don't need this drama again.

 

[Stewie]

The hatred runs deep on both sides. Our leaders as well as our people have not left much of a window of peace and cooperation for the near future. As long as we have the mistablishment of Pakistan and BJP control of India, there will be no peace. Even if by chance they are no longer in control, it will take decades of work to undo the damage caused by them so bring peace to the region. The way things are going, I dont see any end sight to the power dynamics on either side in the near future.

So @Bhaijaan - keep yourself busy using chat GPT and other AI tools to satisfy your ungel urges and fantasies for now

 

[KingKhanWC]

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Disclaimer / Humble Request to Moderators:
My dearies, Aadab!
This thread is intended strictly for positive, respectful, and friendly conversations. Kindly do not allow hate speech, abuse, provocation, or hostile debate here. Critics and dissenting views have countless other threads to express themselves. Please help keep this space clean, calm, and human.

Dear PPers,
Aadab! Namastey! Sat Sri Akal! Kem chho!
This thread is a quiet room in a noisy world. A place for warmth, memory, and possibility. Not debate. Not blame. Just the parts of our shared story that still breathe kindness.

India and Pakistan were not born strangers. We grew from the same soil, drank from the same rivers, laughed in the same courtyards. The Indus does not ask for passports. Punjab’s fields do not change colour at Wagah. A ghazal written in Lahore still finds its echo in Lucknow. A raga composed in Gwalior still stirs something deep in Karachi.

Our languages overlap like old friends finishing each other’s sentences. Urdu and Hindi share a spine. Punjabi, Sindhi, Bengali once flowed freely across today’s borders. Our kitchens are cousins. Our festivals mirror each other. Eid, Diwali, Basant, weddings that last three days and involve too much food and too many emotions. These are not coincidences. They are inheritance.

Cricket alone could fill volumes. Not rivalry as hatred, but rivalry as theatre. Shared heartbreaks, shared heroes, shared childhood memories glued to radio commentary and TV screens. When one side plays beautifully, the other secretly knows it too.

There is also the harder shared history. Pain, displacement, loss. But even that pain is common. The grief of Partition belonged to both. Remembering that truth humanizes everyone. It reminds us that suffering did not wear a single flag.

Imagine what collaboration could look like if fear stepped aside. Trade that benefits farmers and small businesses. Cultural exchanges where artists, poets, filmmakers meet without suspicion. Students learning together. Scientists collaborating. Journalists telling stories of people, not just conflicts. Tourism that lets people see how familiar the “other side” feels.

Communication is not surrender. Friendship is not weakness. Peace is not naïveté. It is strength, confidence, and maturity.

If you’re posting here, post with empathy. Post with memory. Post with hope.

Two nations. One civilization. Many futures.

India–Pakistan : #OnlyLove

You’ve got a good heart bhaijaan.

How do you propose this friendship could emerge ?