yes, forceful measures won't yield very fruitful results i think. due to lack of info, the people i guess there don't know under what burning turmoil is PoK, and how the citizens there are struggling to get off the clutches of the pakis. perhaps the change in tune of gilani (from "pakistan hamaara hai" to just "azadi") has something to do with it. though those people don't realise that if even they were to go separate from India and pak both, in no time would pak usurp the territory and present it in a bowl to its chinese masters! reforms of all kinds are needed there WIE, though in phases.
and this is one of the grey areas of 'democracy', the point where i see the meaning and application of this concept utterly redundant, but which is still nevertheless being carried on with, superficially, for the sake of adhering to definition & emotion! democracy is for the good of the people, then why nurture some beings that are bent against the well-being of a larger section, in order to pander to a smaller, ill-informed, imprudent section?! i was wondering with sadness, the jawans who saved these gilanis and maliks from the floods and took them on their boats to safety & shelter, how/what would've they felt doing so! they perhaps took it in their spirit of doing their duty, though on those moments, with a terrible heartache!
