Srinagar, March 31 -- The Shia-Sunni conflict is a societal divide going back almost 1400 years. Today, this conflict between Shias and Sunnis has evolved into an almost unmanageable Hydra-like geopolitical struggle for dominance in the Middle East, West Asia and parts of South Asia, none more so than in Pakistan. Under Army rule in Pakistan, the promotion of harmony in society is on the decline and the country can no longer claim to be living on the principles of equality, unity, faith and justice. Modern-day Pakistan today presents to the world a reality that shockingly alarming, hostile and dismissive, especially when it comes to the treatment of its Shia community, which roughly makes up 10-15 percent of Pakistan's population (around ...