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AS-Salaamu 'alaykum,
The information coming to me is that Pakistani forces, diplomatically backed by the US who have a vested interested in this struggle(the only reason they back anything), are fighting and have just defeated Taliban forces in the area. I am not saying my information is correct but it does seem to make more sense than what you are providing here which seems to be mere propaganda. For instance you have not mentioned the Taliban once and simply say 'the US and India backed rebellion', which is not implausible in itself but given the stakes of the war America is waging in Afghanistan, it’s over spill into Pakistan and the potentially dire consequences of the dissolution of the nuclear armed Pakistani state for the world entire, the version of events you are providing here seems highly unlikely given the context.
Of course, the Taliban and Al-Qaeda themselves are at least in part the creation of global US subterfuge, having armed Osama bin laden and the mujaaHidiin to the teeth and plied his doom laden brain with murderous and maniacal method; and so in that sense I suppose there is some truth to your story but whatever backing they had in that regard is long gone!! As for India, sure enough, their dislike of Pakistan is no secret, but a distasteful and functional nuclear armed neighbour state is no doubt infinitely preferable to an utterly dissolved state with nuclear arms in the sweaty eager hands of fanatical groups!!!
Logic, not morality (because this is malleable when the US is "pursuing its national interests" and i am quite sure there is nothing they would not stoop to in pursuit of such), contests the above article!
Ma'a Salaama
al-mukhliS
Pat
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