Pakistan's 'Strategic Anxiety' Over Doval's Speech: India's Zero-Tolerance on Terror

• Indian NSA Ajit Doval's speech to youth, urging them to 'avenge' past subjugation, sparked a diplomatic row with Pakistan.
• Doval emphasized national strength and self-reliance, citing historical figures like Bhagat Singh and Subhash Chandra Bose, not military aggression.
• Pakistan's MOFA spokesperson Tahir Andrabi called Doval a 'camouflaged hate-monger', accusing India of 'imagined historical vendettas'.
• Indian government sources dismissed Pakistan's response as 'strategic anxiety' due to India's firm stance against cross-border terrorism.
• New Delhi highlighted Pakistan's historical use of non-state actors and mainstreaming of groups like Lashkar-e-Taiba, questioning its moral authority.

Why It Matters: Pakistan's strong reaction to Ajit Doval's speech reveals its 'strategic anxiety' over India's anti-terror stance.