That discussion is thankfully gone, but i guess contextual picture is useful just to give forum members sense of ranges involved.
Pakistani navy, at current strength, can more or less:
-help deter close blockade or outright tactical landings (though in this role it's deeply secondary to PAF)
-provide close escort to traffic from the gulf, likely relying on benovelent neutrality from Iran. This is literally Pakistan's lifeline.
When submarine order will come, there will be merit in attempting some offensive ambushing off Indian coast, but even that is in the future. Maybe USVs can be used to gain cheap offensive capability from this geography(like Ukraine), but unlike Russia, India shouldn't have any problems with detecting and engaging small moving targets in any weather conditions.
Preventing traffic to India is basically impossible, and the only hope here really is islamic solidarity. But that won't do anything to even Russian tankers coming through red sea, and India has eastern coast.
Anything else is ... sea denial capabiliity is tied to a very modest fleet of submarines(5, of which 3 are adequate), plus PAF aircraft. These aircraft are indeed a very powerful capability, but they lack reach due to limitations of available aircraft - and as you can see, outer player can just choose range. They have absolute freedom of maneuver.
India faces none of that - their navy is big and largely modern(including MPA part), essentially none of their strike(maritime or not) aircraft face range problems, and they aren't squeezed into that triangle in the first place.
