The leader of the Senior Muslim League of Pakistan (PML-N) and advisor to the prime minister, Rana Sanullah Khan, has declared that the position of the nation is clear: terrorism will no longer be tolerated.
In statements to the media after Eidul Fitr prayers in Faisalabad, Sanoullah emphasized that the only solution to terrorism is military operations.
He said that the forces behind terrorism, including Indian agents and Afghanistan RAW, would continue to face a strong action, said Express News.
“We are celebrating Eid thanks to the sacrifices of our martyrs. These martyrs and their families are our benefactors, and the existence of our nation is due to their sacrifices,” said Sanaullah. He also pointed out that any attack against innocent civilians would not be tolerated, and terrorist supporters would also face consequences.
The advisor added that the world now recognizes that Pakistan has exceeded his economic crisis. He highlighted the reports of the main institutions that indicate an improvement in the country’s economic situation, with the decrease in inflation and conditions of common people.
Sanaullah also mentioned the Punjab government’s plans to relieve the difficulties of the common man, mentioning that all relief measures aim to provide consolation to citizens. He criticized the political opponents who created divisions and spread hatred, predicting that they would face a gloomy future.
He also pointed out the end of the crisis caused by the 2018 project, stating that the Lahore-Multan highway through Satyana Road, a project worth RS10 billion, will be completed this year.
In addition, the subway, the city of IT and other infrastructure projects would soon be completed.
On the issue of terrorism, Sanoullah reaffirmed that only military action could address this threat.
He reiterated that Pakistan would take measures against terrorism supported by foreign elements and agents.
However, he also expressed his willingness to participate in the dialogue with those who respect the constitution of the country, provided they do not support terrorism.
Sanaullah commented on the absence of PTI representatives at the National Security Committee meeting and expressed its openness to discussions with the media. He also emphasized that the government was ready to amend the laws if necessary to address the problems raised.
Finally, the minister concluded that the solution to the abuse of social networks, which harms the lives of people, lies in the implementation of the PCA law.
