'Pakistan will break on its own': Baba Ramdev suggests future Gurukuls in Karachi, Lahore

Pakistan doesn’t have the strength to fight India, said Ramdev.

Pakistan is on the brink of collapse due to deepening internal conflicts and mounting military shortcomings, claims Yoga guru Baba Ramdev.

During an interaction with the press in Delhi on Sunday, Ramdev said Pakistan is so fragile that it cannot sustain for even four days in a war against India.

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“Pakistan is going to break on its own. The Pakhtuns and the people of Balochistan are openly demanding independence. The situation in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir is even worse,” Ramdev asserted. “They don’t have the strength to fight India. In a few days, we may have to build our next Gurukul in Karachi and another in Lahore.”

Ramdev’s remarks come amid heightened tensions between New Delhi and Islamabad following the April 22 terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam, which claimed 26 lives.

Pakistan's military is reportedly facing a critical shortage of artillery ammunition. According to recent intelligence inputs, Pakistan currently holds enough artillery rounds to sustain only 96 hours of high-intensity combat. The alarming shortfall has reportedly become a central issue within the country’s military leadership and was discussed extensively at a Special Corps Commanders Conference held on May 2.