Islamabad:
Pakistan will never accept Indian hegemony in the region of southern Asia, said the chief of the Army personnel, also Munir, while reiterating his country’s position on sovereignty in the middle of a high restless fire between the two hostile neighbors after a recent military confrontation that threatened with a broader conflict.
According to the wing of the military media, the comments of the field marshal occurred during a wide interaction called ‘Hilal Talks’ held with Vice Chancellor, academics and members of the Senior Faculty, where he talked about the crucial role of educators in the configuration of future generations of the country. However, his speech focused on Pakistan’s unwavering position on the Jammu and Kashmir of the illegally occupied Indians (Iiojk) and the growing concerns about the regional policies of India.
“Pakistan will never accept Indian hegemony,” said the ISPR quoted by Munir Field Marshal, since he stressed Islamabad’s resolution in key disputes, including Kashmira and the cross -border exchange of water. He listed water security as a national priority. “Water is the red line of Pakistan, and we will not allow any commitment in this basic right of 240 million Pakistani,” he added.
The statement must be seen in the context of India’s recent decision to “hold the Water Treaty (IWT), a 1960 World Bank that governs the distribution of the resources of the Indo River system. Under the treaty, Pakistan has rights over the Indo, Jhelum and Chenab rivers, while India controls the Ravi, Beas and Sutlej rivers.
Islamabad has warned that any attempt by India to divert or obstruct Pakistan’s water would be treated as “an act of war”, with the commitment to use all the elements of national power in response.
The comments of the Army Chief occurred days after a military confrontation between the two neighbors with nuclear weapons, caused by “reckless and provocative missile strikes” by Indian combat airplanes in civil infrastructure within the Pakistani territory. However, India was embarrassed in the climb, since six of her combat planes, including three multimillion -dollar raffles, were demolished by the Pakistan Air Force.
In retaliation for Indian aggression, the Pakistan army launched the Bunyanum Marsoos (the formidable wall), aimed at the air bases of India, the air fields, the deposits of ammunition and the missile reserves in areas throughout the entire border of Pakistan.
Operation Bunyanum Marsoos was part of Marka-E-HAQ (the battle for truth), the official name given to the broader conflict with India from April 22 to May 10 “. In Marka-E-HAQ, Allah Almighty helped Pakistan at all levels.
“Marka-E-Haq is clear evidence that when a nation joins and is like an iron wall, no power in the world can tear it down,” said Munir Field Marshal in Thursday’s interaction with the academy. “Divine aid is granted to those nations that firmly represent the truth and the struggle collectively for its cause,” he added.
Pakistan-India’s military confrontation was triggered by a deadly uproar for armed men in the Prados de Pahalgam, in the Iiojk, in which 26 tourists were killed. Delhi blamed the incident for Pakistan without a pinch of evidence and without investigation and launched the reckless military misfortune that ignores the offer of Pakistan of help in an impartial investigation and called global to solve the issue diplomatically.
The Gambit of India failed when he returned the global focus to Kashmir, the disputed region of the Himalayas that India stripped his autonomous state in August 2019 through a constitutional amendment. “It is no longer possible to ignore or silence Kashmiro on the global stage,” said Munir Campo Marshal, reiterating that Kashmir is still a central national problem that cannot be set aside.
“India must understand that Pakistan will never abandon Kashmir.
India, who accuses Pakistan of supporting terrorism, is seeking to outsource his internal problem. “Terrorism is the internal problem of India, derived from the increase in oppression and prejudice against minorities, especially Muslims, while Cashmiro is an international problem that cannot be equated with internal affairs,” said the head of the Army.
General Munir also talked about the situation in Baluchistan, where Baloch’s groups, officially called Fitna al Hindustan, have unleashed a wave of terror. The active terrorist elements in Baluchistan are representatives that act in the name of foreign interests, particularly India, he said. “These terrorists are not Baloch. They are interruption agents sponsored by India.”
The field marshal also requested to strengthen national unity, emphasizing the importance of institutional integrity and constitutional governance. “We must build a strong Pakistan where all institutions work in accordance with the law, without political pressure, and for the well -being of the people,” he said and urged the rejection of any narrative aimed at weakening the State.
Praising the role of educators, he said, “teachers are Pakistan’s greatest asset. The responsibility for the construction of future generations is with you.” He accredited his own success to his parents and teachers, saying: “Whatever is today is for them.”
The participants in the session expressed their support for the Armed Forces, and one says during the question and answers session: “This safe homeland exists due to the sacrifices of our armed forces.” The session ended with a unit of unity and resolution, with the assistants committed to supporting the armed forces of Pakistan to defend the sovereignty and ideals of the nation.
Highlighting interactive sessions and group discussions about a variety of international, regional and national issues, Hilal conversations intend to act as a forum to share perspectives among members of the Pakistan academic community, said public relations between services (ISPR).
During the question and answers session, the participants expressed their feelings, saying: “This safe homeland is assured by the uniform.”
They added: “We are proud of Pakistan and our armed forces, and we will continue standing with the shoulder with them.”
The forum concluded with a shared commitment to work together towards a safer and prosperous Pakistan.
