In a recent statement, Revanth Reddy, the Congress MP from Malkajgiri, urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to take back Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) and split Pakistan into two separate nations. Reddy’s comments came in light of the escalating tensions between India and Pakistan over the Kashmir issue. He emphasized the need for India to reclaim PoK, which has been under Pakistan’s control since the partition in 1947. Reddy’s call to split Pakistan into two nations reflects the growing sentiment in India for a stronger stance against Pakistan’s support for terrorism. The issue of Kashmir has been a longstanding point of contention between the two countries, with India consistently maintaining that the region is an integral part of its territory. Reddy’s statement comes at a time when the Indian government has taken a firm stance on the issue, revoking the special status of Jammu and Kashmir in August 2019. The move sparked a strong reaction from Pakistan, which downgraded diplomatic ties with India and suspended bilateral trade. As tensions continue to simmer between the two nuclear-armed neighbors, Reddy’s remarks highlight the growing calls within India for a decisive approach towards Pakistan. The demand to take back PoK and split Pakistan into two separate nations underscores the deep-rooted complexities of the India-Pakistan relationship and the challenges that lie ahead in resolving the longstanding territorial dispute.