Pakistan cease

Pakistan is reformulating the last ceasefire as a diplomat, using it in the project of power and strategic ingenuity at home and abroad. By pushing the coordinated media and official accounts, Islamabad exports the agreement as evidence of the flexibility and negotiation – drawing it as a victory not only on the escalation, but on the military position in India itself.

However, not everyone buys in rotation. A recent attempt by a former diplomat to stop the shooting of Ajsi, which led to a sharp refute and a social media examination.

Hussein Haqqani, a former Pakistan ambassador to the United States, ignited an online storm after it was likened to a ceasefire on a master’s step in chess that left India.

“If the chess player believes that he is about to verify the other, does he agree to end the game because the other asks him to do so?” Haqqani posted on X (formerly Twitter), in an attempt to suggest Islamabad that forced New Delhi on the table.

But the measurement did not stand up. Sushant Sarin, an older colleague at the Observer Research Corporation, was one of the first to oppose the narration.

“In the chess match, if one of the players sees his main cut and is ready to waive the match, the other side will accept the show … Now after waiver the match … it is used by the losing side to announce victory … Then an alternative and evidence is created and there is no evidence or evidence of changing this neurosis.”

Others accumulate.

“This is what happens when the chess match between Grandmaster and Huateur occurs,” a user commented. “Grandmaster completely cleans the amateur army … gets an urgent call … and asks the amateurs to become better next time.”

Another said, “In the game of gentlemen, yes. If the opponent who accepts it is approved. The Indian armed forces are the ideal masters … Pakistani soldiers do not follow this symbol.”

Haqqani was supposed to aim to raise the Pakistan diplomatic play – but instead, it opened pressure from the criticisms that wondered not only about the victory of victory, but the basis for the narration Islamabad is now trying to accommodate.