affairs. We only wish that India realized, as we do, that anarchy and fragmentation are a danger as much to itself as to us.
If I may sum up the India-Pakistan situation, it is a situation of a patent threat to peace which needs to be removed if the peoples of the two countries are to resume their struggle to achieve higher standards of life in larger freedom. We do not consider the Indian people as our enemy. Indeed, we feel that, by its unrelenting hostility toward Pakistan, by perpetuating a climate of tension in our region, the Indian Government is committing treason against its own people. We wish that the India Government realized that a strong Pakistan is a guarantee of peace in South Asia. Similarly, We wish all the great Powers to recognize that attempts to weaken Pakistan and to isolate it, will undermine the balance of power and stability in the region and will promote a hegemony that will be inimical to peace.
