 (...)I am convinced that the attacks, like those in Delhi and Islamabad, are further evidence that the partitioning of India and Pakistan has proved a tragic mistake. It was prompted for laudable reasons - to protect Muslims from Hindu dominance - but it caused the death of millions in the greatest migration in human history, and 60 years on what has it achieved? Two nations - three including Bangladesh, which gained independence in 1971 - whose leaders have shed blood and spent billions fighting each other while their people have starved and suffered. (...)
(...)I am convinced that the attacks, like those in Delhi and Islamabad, are further evidence that the partitioning of India and Pakistan has proved a tragic mistake. It was prompted for laudable reasons - to protect Muslims from Hindu dominance - but it caused the death of millions in the greatest migration in human history, and 60 years on what has it achieved? Two nations - three including Bangladesh, which gained independence in 1971 - whose leaders have shed blood and spent billions fighting each other while their people have starved and suffered. (...)Artículo completo de Sarfraz Manzoor en The Guardian:
 
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