Monitoring Desk: “The response of civilian components of the state towards the Jaffar Express incident created reasons to believe that civilian components are not ready to take responsibility of such an event. There should have been three-dimensional strategy to handle consequences after Jaffar Express incident, in which the Foreign Minister should have briefed foreign media as well as diplomats about direct involvement of India and Afghanistan in the attack; the Interior Minister should have explained intelligence reports with foreign and national media, citing the involvement of the Indian RAW and Afghans”.
The writer observed this in an article titled “Jaffar Express attack: a battle on all fronts,” published on Sunday in T-Magazine of Express Tribune.
The writer believes that the triangle of India, Afghanistan, and TTP is known, but how Pakistan can overcome and defeat this triangle requires serious deliberations and an all-inclusive strategy.
The article added that academicians, journalists, writers, government institutions, and politicians are virtually staying away from the grave situation, sending a message that “this is the responsibility of the Pakistan Army to handle the situation”. This kind of indifferent behavior and laid back attitude shown by politicians and civil institutions is sending a message that “The Army is responsible to look after everything in Pakistan, particularly the security of the country”.
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