This has been evident for a long time, and it’s crucial for our American diaspora to strategically engage with influential figures in the upcoming administration to present our narrative and push for a correction of this situation. I recall a meeting in New York with a member of the Kennedy family, where it was highlighted that our current struggles partly stem from President Kennedy’s actions. He persuaded General Ayub Khan not to act against India in 1962, when liberating Kashmir from Indian occupation was more feasible, urging reliance on diplomacy instead. This led to the Bhutto-Swaran Singh talks, which failed to yield results.

It is essential to openly discuss this history with those in power in the U.S. This would also justify Pakistan’s ongoing diplomatic efforts and encourage them to boldly present the facts to the new administration. Only with honesty and strategic advocacy can we hope for meaningful change.
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