Pakistan, June 4 -- The wind, a whisper across the unforgiving plains of Balochistan, carries tales not of ancient lore, but of a modern malignancy. It speaks of a shadow, long and reaching, cast from across the eastern border - a shadow India, in its cunning, calls strategy. But we, who live under its chill, know it by another name: Fitna al-Hindustan, the discord of Hindustan.

Remember 1971? A wound that still aches in our collective memory. Prime Minister Modi, with a chilling frankness, acknowledged India's hand in the secession of East Pakistan. It was not liberation, he seemed to declare, but a calculated dismemberment, a triumph of proxy warfare. The Research and Analysis Wing (RAW), India's notorious intelligence , honed its craf...