What is preventing Modi's government from attacking Pakistan to reclaim POK?

India and Pakistan have been at odds over the territory of Kashmir, which has been the root cause of their ongoing conflict for decades. In particular, Pakistan-administered Kashmir, also known as Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (POK), has been a major source of tension between the two nations.

Despite the demand from some quarters of Indian society for the Modi government to attack Pakistan to reclaim POK, there are several factors that are preventing such an attack. First, India is a responsible and democratic nation that respects international law and norms. Any unilateral military action could trigger a broader conflict with unpredictable consequences.

Second, India is well aware of the fact that such an action could have serious economic and diplomatic repercussions. For instance, India could face international isolation, economic sanctions, and damage to its reputation as a responsible and peace-loving nation.

Finally, India is committed to finding a peaceful and diplomatic solution to the Kashmir issue. India believes that the best way to resolve the issue is through dialogue and negotiation, rather than through military action.