The former religions of their forefathers have nothing to do with the constitution of Pakistani nation. If India can be one country despite an amalgamation of different religions (at the moment) and different cultures, and despite ferocious riots surging from time to time between followers of different religions, leading to burning of mosques, churches, priests, nuns and a massacre of a big part of population, why can't Pakistan stand its ground with no such havocs ever taking place here? Alhamdolillah (Thank the Lord).
5) Quaid-i-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah had never faltered in his belief that Pakistan was meant to stand its ground though he saw some differences in different sects of Pakistani society. His speeches to the very end of his life are demonstrations of his strong faith in Pakistan and Pakistanis.
6) Fighters from Baluchistan are not 'freedom fighters' as the author has mistakenly taken them to be. Even if they were, there are several movements continuing in several parts of world, not necessarily leading us to the conclusion that these states are crumbling. If some neighbouring country tries to give us a 'push', she will surely feel the 'jerk' that it will cause her.
