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The Collapse Scenario: What If Pakistan Pushes Too Far

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Last updated: May 7, 2025 1:31 pm
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With Operation Sindoor symbolising a shift in India’s war doctrine, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is applying relentless pressure on Pakistan across economic, military, and diplomatic fronts — pushing an already fragile nation closer to collapse without crossing the line into open war.

As the subcontinent braces for another chapter in the long-standing India–Pakistan rivalry, a pivotal question emerges: what happens if Pakistan pushes too far? The answer, increasingly, seems to point toward collapse. At the center of this transformation is Operation Sindoor, a covert but symbolic signal of India’s shift from passive defense to active, strategic dominance. Under Prime Minister Narendra Modi, India has broadened the battlefield — applying pressure through a mix of economic isolation, diplomatic leverage, and military posturing.

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With Operation Sindoor symbolising a shift in India’s war doctrine, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is applying relentless pressure on Pakistan across economic, military, and diplomatic fronts — pushing an already fragile nation closer to collapse without crossing the line into open war.Economic Front: The Squeeze That Hurts Without ExplosionsDiplomatic Isolation: A Rewriting of Global PerceptionMilitary Superiority: Operation Sindoor and BeyondPakistan’s Weakness: An Implosion Waiting for a SparkIndia’s Strategy: Dominance Without InvasionA New Regional Reality

The result is a slow siege — quiet, calculated, and increasingly unsparing.


Economic Front: The Squeeze That Hurts Without Explosions

Pakistan’s economic health has been deteriorating for years, but India’s policies have accelerated that decline. The revocation of Most Favored Nation (MFN) status and imposition of trade barriers since 2019 have damaged bilateral trade. More impactful, however, is India’s successful campaign to keep Pakistan on the FATF grey list, which restricts its access to global credit and aid.

Islamabad now faces dwindling foreign reserves, high inflation, and chronic dependence on IMF bailouts. These vulnerabilities make the prospect of prolonged military tension economically unsustainable.


Diplomatic Isolation: A Rewriting of Global Perception

On the global stage, Modi’s diplomacy has reshaped South Asia’s narrative. Former Pakistani allies, especially in the Gulf, have grown closer to India due to strategic and economic interests. Efforts to internationalize the Kashmir issue are now met with muted responses, as the world views India as a counterweight to regional instability.

India’s alignment with global powers through QUAD, BRICS, and bilateral defense deals has left Pakistan with fewer reliable allies, reinforcing a sense of diplomatic isolation.


Military Superiority: Operation Sindoor and Beyond

While details of Operation Sindoor remain classified, its emergence signals a new military doctrine. India is embracing hybrid warfare — combining cyber operations, cross-border strikes, and air surveillance to maintain control without triggering a full-scale war.

With Rafale jets, enhanced border infrastructure, and drone surveillance, the Indian Armed Forces have bolstered their capability to respond swiftly to provocation. This readiness discourages misadventure while keeping Pakistan’s military guessing — and fatigued.


Pakistan’s Weakness: An Implosion Waiting for a Spark

Pakistan, though militarily experienced, is confronting an existential challenge. Its economic collapse is not just probable — it’s accelerating. Civil unrest, political dysfunction, and a splintered administrative structure only make coordinated national responses more difficult.

If provoked further, Pakistan risks collapse not through Indian missiles, but through internal exhaustion triggered by external pressure.


India’s Strategy: Dominance Without Invasion

Modi’s approach echoes a modern take on ancient strategy: defeat your enemy without going to war. Through diplomatic wins, economic throttling, and military positioning, India is drawing the map of South Asia’s power structure in its favor — not through battlefield victories, but through persistent strategic advantage.


A New Regional Reality

What we are witnessing is not a conventional war, but a modern siege. Every front—economic, diplomatic, and military—has become a battlefield, and India is setting the terms. Modi’s strategy is not about theatrical victory; it is about making aggression unaffordable for Pakistan, one pressure point at a time.

If the current trajectory continues, Pakistan may not collapse from a single blow—but from the accumulated weight of strategic suffocation.

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