After the Mumbai massacre there has been a lot of talk and discussions 
on whether India should declare a war if Pakistan does not relent from 
helping the jehadis in their country from waging war against India in 
general and Hindus in particular.  Fortunately for us the 
international community has woken up to the realities of the situation 
and is pursuading Pakistan government first to ban the fundamentalist 
organisations within the country and then hand over the militants 
still hiding in the country and their leaders to  India for trial. But 
the government in Pakistan are not in a mood to listen but instead are 
crying for a confrontation with India.  If God forbid a war is forced 
upon us there is going to be largescale destruction of men and 
property built up after years of hard labour by the people of either 
countries.  Then there is the threat of a nuclear war perhaps for the 
first time in the modern era.  It is the responsibility of the leaders 
of both the countries to stop talking about a war.  Apart from the 
militant activity promoted the jehadis with or without the active 
connivance of the Government in Pakistan, the two countries have 
everything to gain being good neighbours.  Will good sense prevail? 

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