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Anyway, I am done with this topic I love Hindus, India and Indians. I hope people from both countries come together to create a better future for themselves. There is no other answer but peace and prosperity.

first, I condemn any hate and mistreatment against Hindu brothers. second this state is a propaganda stat. The minority didn’t decrease in Pakistan, it was never there. Before 1971, East Pakistan had a much larger minority population compared to West Pakistan. Hindus, in particular, formed a significant portion of the population in East Pakistan—about 22-28% in 1951, compared to less than 2% in West Pakistan. third, I am proud that Pakistan has never elected a government with religious motivation like “Hindutva”. We’ve had martial laws do this. But Pakistanis never opted into it or elected it. Pakistanis have always elected PPP, PMLN, or now PTI, all of which focus on economics and by and large talk about friendly relations with India.

Indian isolation policy is total failure in changing anything about how Pakistani military acts. Its only benefit is for domestic consumption so that BJP can show that “it’s tough on Muslims… oh I meant tough on terrorism” and fuel this hateful agenda and get more votes

This is BJP propaganda that has created this hate against Muslims that is driving this narrative. Name the “second biggest majority”. Why are you afraid? Say that Muslims are the problem and Hindus don’t want to carry it. Why hide behind labels. The non-secular state of Pakistan has been the reason it marginalized Hindus. So you are going to do that too? Is that example you learned from? Lol All of the world’s richest and most successful countries are secular. It just means that the state itself doesn’t discriminate based on religion.

I never said that. It was never a secular democracy, but it was a more liberal state until Zia’s “Islamaizatiom” of the country that sent it to the dumpsters.

I frankly hope so. I admired the secular and democratic India and wished Pakistan was the same. I always wished partition didn’t happen and we all loved together. But today, I consider myself lucky that I am born in Pakistan after seeing what BJP governance is doing to its minority.

The current Indian government is winning because of Modi’s cult like following and Hindutva narrative that appeals to the majority. Some of the statements I hear from Yogi Adithyanath, Amit Shah, and Modi about Muslims are derogatory and frankly dangerous towards its Muslim minority. Bigger genocides are expected unless things change. Your most credible journalists and entire world’s media is covering what’s really going on in India. BJP has placed stooges in Supreme Court, media and election commission. It’s a namesake democracy now.

I have no hesitation in admitting that Pakistan is not a secular democracy today—no illusions there. Perhaps this gives me a clearer perspective because I’ve seen similar patterns unfold in Pakistan under Zia’s regime in the 1980s and beyond. Step by step, institutions like the media, the election commission, and the Supreme Court have become increasingly subservient to the will of a messianic figure like Modi—a leader who has openly labeled millions of Muslim citizens as "ghuspetiyas" (infiltrators) and championed laws and policies that marginalize minorities while enforcing a majority-driven narrative. This doesn’t resemble the secular India I grew up admiring.

There is no doubt India is one of the best teams if not the best team right now. It’s hard for any team to compete let alone a middling Pakistani team.

Russia and North Korea hold election too. India’s history is impressive but today, India’s not a secular democracy as it used to be. It’s a non-secular dictatorship by Modi under the mask of democracy. The systems have been compromised and it’s obvious to those of us who’ve seen it all before who know the difference.

Many people in Pakistan were envious of India’s secularism including me. However, India is losing it now.

The current Indian government is operating like a dictatorship. The way it has made media, election commission, Supreme Court compliant, it’s hardly a democracy anymore.

Yet, team India has lost 2 of the last 4 t20s against Pak, and barely sneaked through in other 2. as for ODIs, I agree that competition has been lop sided. However nowadays, Pakistan’s doing better in ODIs than T20s, so things might change.

I am not saying that ICC data is incorrect but I’ve seen other ICC data in the past that contradicts this finding. I don’t think our personal anecdotal observation is required. It’s pretty much a commonly known fact that Pakistan vs India is the most watched game in and in the world, trumped only by some of India’s knock out games. If you looked at 10 last tournaments, that’s the overall conclusion.

Obviously for power and money and control. Everything is done for this reason