In this solo monologue recorded from Canada, the speaker presents a speculative, nationalist argument that India should annex several troubled regions of Pakistan—specifically Gilgit‑Baltistan, the Pakistan‑occupied Kashmir (POK), Hunza, and parts of Balochistan—and even consider incorporating Afghanistan. He portrays Pakistan as a failing, nuclear‑armed state on the brink of dissolution, citing internal chaos, economic collapse, and plans to sell nuclear facilities. The speaker claims that some inhabitants of these regions have expressed a desire to join India, and that India, by offering amenities and political autonomy (chief ministers, ministries), could turn them into loyal border guardians. He invokes the historical precedent of India’s support for Bangladesh’s independence under Indira Gandhi, arguing that Bangladesh remains grateful, and suggests a similar outcome could be achieved with the Pakistani regions. The speaker also highlights the Taliban threat to Balochistan, arguing that an Indian military presence would secure the area. He references a 1994 editorial he wrote for The Telegraph that was rejected as “utopian,” positioning his current video as a revival of that idea. Throughout, he expresses strong pride in India, optimism about a future united subcontinent, and a personal emotional connection to the vision.
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So let me address the elephant in the room right away. Do you think parts of Pakistan will unite with India? What do you think? Most Pakistanis will say no. Most Indians will say no. Do not bring more trouble into our land, okay? Because it is a matter of honor for the Pakistanis that their country, despite being independent for 75 years, Make them make their lives better. Have not been able to treat them well. Look at the state of Pakistan right now. They're almost in shambles. They're getting totally dissolving. The country is completely dissolving, though it's a nuclear. They're planning to sell off their nuclear facilities. And now some of them had already accepted this fact that they are in shambles, and some people from the Gilgit Baltistan. And some regions of POK also have expressed their wishes to join India. Now Indians will say no, we don't want any more trouble. And Pakistanis, most of the Pakistanis will say no because they will not accept. They're not ready to accept a defeat. Nobody can accept the defeat of their own country. So will India grab this opportunity? Of course they should. They should. It's not because Pakistan government has been doing the same with Kashmiris for Decades, but when you save these people from disaster, when you save the parts of this country from disaster, they can be annexed to India and Kashmir and POK can be comfortably nested in the hands of the people of Gilgit Baltistan and who will be forever indebted to India. Didn't Indira Gandhi do the same thing to Bangladesh? Do you see any more troubles with Bangladesh and India? No, because Bangladesh is forever grateful to India. Okay, we've been— we are known to be helping out people. You know, that is where India stands in the world ambience. They're on the top. They're on the top. So they are always helping people. India is on the top, and this is the time for India to reach out to the people of Pakistan who who wants to get annexed with India. So, and they will be so indebted to India that they will guard— We are known to be helping out people. You know, that is where India stands in the world ambience. They're on the top. They're on the top. So they are always helping people. India is on the top, and this is the time for India to reach out to the people of Pakistan wants to get annexed with India. So, and they will be so indebted to India that they will guard their borders with all their lives. Their entire lives they'll guard the borders, the hilly regions, which has become so difficult for any Indian forces to be there, you know, to guard the LOC. It is becoming so difficult. Now, these people can be different. If they come to India, they're going to guard their own provinces and they will be given amenities to guard their own lives. You know, given whatever amenities they require, the Indian government can provide them with that so they can guard their own lives and they will get all the benefits of being an Indian as everybody gets, right? So province of Gilgit-Baltistan, Balochistan, and Hunza can be annexed officially under the Indian Constitution. Don't tell me I'm talking through my hat. I'm not. You just hear me out. And they can have their own independent chief ministers or ministers of state and everything, their own little kingdoms, whatever, not in real sense kingdoms, I mean their own setups. And then Balochistan can be made stronger by posting the Indian Army at the Balochistan border. Now, if you look at the map of Balochistan, Balochistan shares a big region with Afghanistan. So Afghanistan, the Taliban are constantly a threat to Balochistan because they are moving into Balochistan and they are threatening the people. Balochistan people are not armed as much as the Indian Army is, okay? Indian Army is huge. Now with the Indian Army posted at the border, now let's see what Taliban does. Taliban has been making the lives of Afghanistan also hell. Now I'm speaking to all the Afghanistan over there, you know, I have friends in Afghanistan who would do loves India and who would love to be annexed with India because their lives are in total tatters, shattered. The Taliban has made a mockery of human lives and of civilization and of women. So don't you think India has the power to take them down? I'm just asking. I know it's too heavy to digest, but believe me, I wrote about Indo-Pak getting united in the year 1994 in The Telegraph magazine, newspaper. I wrote in the editorial column, but the write-up did not get published because my editor told me it's too, too much of a utopian thought. It was too bakwas. So he said he threw the he threw it in the garbage. It's never going to happen. It's bakwas. Okay, that happened twenty years back. I thought about it twenty years ago. What you are thinking now, and twenty years later, that thought is now on everybody's mind, right? So who knows? After twenty years from my making this video, this may all seem possible. Afghanistan may be a part of India. And parts of Pakistan may be a part of India, and just the major part of Pakistan which is ruled by Islamabad and like Karachi and some parts can remain as a country. It will be surrounded by India. After all, Afghanistan was a part of India. Pakistan was a part of India, right? Afghanistan, Kandahar, if you know, is actually Gandhar. Where Gandhari came from in Mahabharata. So you all know that, I hope. Look it up if you don't know. I am so excited about this, being in, being in Canada, sitting in Canada. I'm so excited that my country is getting so strong and powerful and everybody is looking up to it. I mean, when I go out and I call myself I'm from India, I mean I am so proud of my country. Love you guys, all the Afghanistanis, Pakistanis who are watching my channel, Indians of course. My greatest wish is to see you all united with India. Let this be the futuristic channel. Bye-bye, take care.
