What are your views about Ghazwa Hind?

Pakistan and India, the nations which were emancipated from the British rule in 1947 have been at war ever since then. Pakistan was made on the Islamic ideology. Moreover, the prophecy of Ghazwa-e-Hind, made by Prophet Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him) is somehow linked to the rifts between Pakistan and India.       Pakistan has Islamic laws and its constitution is made as per Islamic teachings. Moreover, the country has fought four wars with its neighbor India. Besides, the world, the United Nations and other peacekeeping organizations have failed to maintain peace between Pakistan and India. Source: BBC Kashmir is the reason for the ever-growing tensions between Indian and Pakistan. Additionally, both countries possess nuclear capabilities, taking the whole world on the verge of a catastrophe. Checkout: 8 Interesting Things About India & Pakistan's Traditional Rivalry Prophet Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him) had prophesized a great battle (Ghazwa-e-Hind) between India and Pakistan or believers and non-believers centuries ago. Furthermore, these writings of Prophet Muhammad portray South Asia as the battlefield. Here is the list of hadith regarding Ghazwa-e-Hind The Primary 'Hadith' This Hadith regarding Ghazwa-e-Hind is narrated by Hazrat Subban (R.A.) states: "Two groups amongst my Ummah would be whom Allah has freed from fire; one group would fight against India & the Second would be that who would accompany Isa Ibn-e-Maryam(A.S.)".  It has been also quoted by Imam Ahmad (R.A) in his 'Musnad' and Imam Nisai (R.A) in his 'Musnad'. Besides, these 'Musnads' are added into the 'Sihah Sitta'. Mainly, the Hadith asserts that two groups of Muslims have been listed free from Hellfire; the group 1 includes people who would wage war against India, and the group 2 would follow Hazrat Issa (A.S). Hazrat Issa's (A.S) all companions would not have followed him (a.s) at the same time, rather the comrades would have joined Hazrat Issa (A.S) at different periods. This saying of Prophet Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him) is clearly stating the battle against India or the non-believers living in the region. Moreover, these notables of Islam have also quoted the above hadith in their respective ambits Imam Bukhari (r.a) in 'Al Tareekh Al Kabeer'; Tibrani; Behqi; Ibn-e-Kaseer; Al-Imam Welmi; Imam Syuti; Imam Mazi; Ibn-e-Asaakar in 'History of Damascus. Source: Muslim INK The Second 'Hadith' "if I could find a chance to participate in any such expedition, and I  get martyred, then well & good; if I come back as a survivor, then I would be a free Abu Hurairah, to whom Allah Almighty would have given freedom from the Hell." Reported by Abu Huraira (R.A) This holy saying about Ghazwa-e-Hind is also affirmed by Imam Hambal in his 'Musnad', making it a Sahih hadith. Further, Imam Nisai also reported this hadith in his books: 'Al- Sunan Al Mujtaba' & 'Al Sunan Al Kubra' with the following phrasing:  "Hazrat Abu Hurairah (r.a) says, Hazrat Muhammad (s.a.w.w)  promised us of Ghazwa-e-Hind. If I get a chance to participate in it, I would spend all my energy & wealth for it. If I get killed,  I would be considered among the greatest martyrs. And if I come back alive, then I would be a freed Abu-Hurairah".       The above Hadith actually confirms the first hadith in which it is stated that a Muslim who takes in fighting against India would be liberated from Hellfire. However, it is worth pondering upon that both the above hadith predict battle against Indian and the conquering of India. The Third 'Hadith' This holy saying about Ghazwa-e-Hind is told by Hazrat Abu Huraira (R.A)  and it pronounces about the conquest of India as follows: "Definitely, one of your troop would do war with Hindustan, Allah would grant success to those warriors, as far as they would bring their kings by dragging them in chains/fetters. And Allah would forgive those warriors (by the Blessing of this great war). And when those Muslims would return, they would find Hazrat Isa Ibn-e-Maryam(A.S.) in Syria". Although Naeem bin Hammad (R.A) cited the above hadith in his book 'Kitab ul Fitan' and Ishaq bin Rahuya (R.A) also excerpted it in his 'Musnad'- with some additions-, this Hadith is not included in 'Sehah Sitta' This saying of Prophet Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him) depicts forgiveness for all those who take part in the greatest battle of Ghazwa-e-Hind. The Fourth Hadith "A King of Jerusalem (Bait-ul-Muqaddas) would make troops move forward towards India. The warriors would destroy the land of Hind; would possess its treasures, then King would use those treasures for the décor of Jerusalem. That troops would bring the Indian kings in front of King (of Jerusalem). His warriors by King's order would conquer all the area between East & West. And would stay in India till the issue of Dajjal". Quoted by Hazrat Kaab (R.A) Teacher of Hazrat Imam Bukhari (RA) Naeem bin Hammad (RA) quoted this in his book 'Kitab- ul-Fitan'. However, this hadith not included in 'Sehah Sitta' as well.     Source: parhlo.com