Trump’s comments on the detention of the Pakistan-Indian war reopened old wounds to modify: PM Shehbaz

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said Tuesday that every time the president of the United States, Donald Trump, talks about stopping the Pakistan-Indian war, the ‘wounds’ of the Indian prime minister, Narendra Modi, reopens’.

“The president of the United States, Donald Trump, has repeatedly stated that we stopped the war. When the president of the United States says we stopped the Pakistan-Indian war, Modi’s wounds reopens,” he told Pak Business Express and the recently improved passenger facilities at the Lahore railway station.

During his speech, Prime Minister Shehbaz also paid tribute to Pakistan’s armed forces for his resistance in the four -day conflict with India, which he described as “short but very dangerous.” He praised the technical superiority of the army, the internal innovations of the Air Force and the use of the army of missiles to Fatah.

“India believed that Pakistan could only trust nuclear deterrence, but conventional war supremacy has destroyed that myth,” he said, reaffirming his commitment to the security of the nation. He added that our nuclear assets are national security guarantors, and the enemy does not dare to look at us with an evil eye.

Speaking during the ceremony, Prime Minister Shehbaz expressed satisfaction with the visible transformation of the station. “From a warm welcome to well -moderate receptionists, renewed CIP rooms, improved passenger waiting rooms and a totally restored train with modern literary literature and European style sleeping, change is really gratifying,” he said.

The prime minister praised the digitalization of the ticket system, the introduction of Wi-Fi facilities and the subcontracting of services to improve efficiency and professionalism. “These services are for the common masses, not just a privileged class. This is a step to convert railroads into a better transport system for passengers and load load,” he added.

Prime Minister Shehbaz praised the Minister of Railways Hanif Abbasi, the Secretary of Railroads and President for his efforts, while recognizing the previous contributions of former Minister Saad Rafique, highlighting his “16 months of service dedicated” to the Department of Railways.

In addition, he emphasized the need for punctuality and transparent subcontracting of land and railway services, with the aim of converting these assets into profitable companies for the nation. He also stressed the importance of continuing the transformation of Pakistan railroads throughout the country, from Peshawar to Karachi, Rohri and Quetta.

“Almighty guides and support every sincere effort. This is just the first step; we must fight with dedication and transparency to serve the people of Pakistan,” said Prime Minister Shehbaz.

The prime minister concluded the ceremony with a promise to transform Pakistan railroads into a modern institution, transparent and centered on people. “Together we can make the railroads a true engine of progress for Pakistan,” he said.

Railroad Minister Hanif Abbasi thanked Prime Minister for his vision and leadership. He gave him credit to support digitalization, subcontracting of services and the introduction of a payment system without cash at the railroad stations.

He also revealed that the railroads had won RS93 billion, installed mechanical passengers with different training and improved cleaning and punctuality in the stations.

The newly released Pak Business Express will travel between Lahore and Karachi in 18 hours and 30 minutes, with an economy class rate of RS 5,100.