Abstract
The main purpose of this paper is to find out how the internal
crises posing threat to existence of the three important South
Asian states; Pakistan, India and Bangladesh. Pakistan is also
facing significant changes. Changing dynamics of South Asia
after war on terror in Afghanistan drifted this strategic area
towards rapid and significant developments externally as well
as internally those need special attention. Its significance in
the contemporary scenario has been magnified following the fall
of Taliban in Afghanistan and subsequent regional
developments that led to the emergence of new great powers
especially the rise of China. It seems that the region is on the
pile of fire, burning and having no peace at all. All the South
Asian states whether Pakistan or India and Bangladesh facing
numerous socio-economic challenges with internal crises where
the very survival of the states comes on stake. The identity crisis
becomes deeper and deeper as there are serious threats from
various groups, factions, religious, regional or communal
elements seeking to mould the state policy according to their
will
Dr. Muhammad Nawaz Bhatti, Dr. Asia Saif Alvi, Misbah Shaheen. (2020) Changing Socio-Political Pattern of South Asia: A Study of Pakistan, India and Bangladesh, Pakistan Social Sciences Review, Volume 4, Issue 2.
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