India And Pakistan's Involvement and effects of that
             In the recent tragedy on Black Tuesday 11 Sept., evidence has been gathered by the FBI which links Osama Bin Laden to the terrorist attacks on the Twin Towers, the Pentagon and Pittsberg incident. It is beleived that Bin Laden is supposedl
             the US. However, this situation can lead to many positives for India as well as many negatives which turn out to be positives for Pakistan. It is important to realise that anything which strengthens Pakistan, simultaneously weakens India. It is clear that the US are after Bin Laden and if they do capture him and destroy the Taliban regime then terrorism will come to a grinding hault in Jammu and Kashmir. If the US do exactly what they have proposed to do then it is certain that they will also crush all the Taliban training camps in Pakistan. This would be an advantage for India as terrorism will stop in Kashmir and Jammu. Since the atrocities that occurred on 11th September, terrorism in that state has already declined which proves that the Taliban have supplied arms and troops to Pakistan. This is because Bin Laden has to retreat to Afghanistan and his troops stationed in Kashmir have to also retreat to Afghanistan for the Jihad (Holy war).
             If the US do ask Pakistan to deploy their forces against Afghanistan then because Pakistan is not a secular state (an Islamic state), there will be civil unrest. With Bin Laden having so much widespread support in Pakistan, if Pakistan do attack Afghanistan then it will be deemed as an unislamic action and a coup d'état is likely to arise. Hence, no support for the US means the Pakistan and US ally dies out. The
             til it visited them on home grounds. Had it taken terrorism as seriously as it is doing now, the attacks on the twin towers may not have taken place. But even now, the US has not spared any thought for the cross-border terrorism that affects India and so the effects may or ma
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