We believe that Bharat Mata is our home. After Bharat Mata was broken on August 14, 1947, we don’t worship her. So, the first thing we need to do is put the figure of Mother India back together again. The division of our motherland is not normal or real. Things that aren’t normal go away over time. Also, if not today, then tomorrow India will be united on its own; we just need to show that we’re working hard to make it happen soon.
- India spends about Rs 6 lakh crore a year on defense. At least half of this money is spent on the border with Pakistan. The remaining 3 lakh crore rupees from Akhand Bharat can be used to help people by building things and developing areas.
- Jute was made in East Pakistan, which is now Bangladesh, at the time of splitting. Jute bags, yarn, and other products were made in Calcutta, which is now India. Because of the split, almost all jute trade stopped. Today, Pakistan is still a place where good cotton is grown. On the other hand, Indian mills use cotton to make cloth. This way, a list of several items can be shown.
- “The way rivers are split up is almost unnatural and man-made.” India and Pakistan are fighting over who should use the river water. It will end on its own.
- Pakistan and India fought four wars together, and India always won. Pakistan is now fighting a proxy war with India through secret terrorism, but even so, Pakistan can’t beat India. However, it’s costing us money and lives. This damage is easily avoided.
- Now that Akhand Bharat is in place, it will be simple to get gas and oil from Iran across the country using pipes. It will be a breeze to meet our unmet energy needs.
- It will be easy for religious travelers from both countries to follow their own customs. In India, the Sikh brothers will be able to visit Nankana Sahib and Kartarpur, and in Pakistan, the Hindu brothers will be able to come and go as they please for viewing and immersion in the ashes.
Part 4 will tell us how Akhand Bharat will be when the dream of Akhand Bharat comes true.
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