In a powerful and controversial address at the Overseas Pakistanis Convention, Pakistan’s Army Chief General Asim Munir reignited the long-standing ideological and geopolitical debate by strongly reaffirming the two-nation theory—the foundation of Pakistan’s creation in 1947. Labeling Pakistan and India as fundamentally different in religion, culture, and aspirations, General Munir emphasized the importance of passing this ideological legacy to future generations. His remarks didn’t stop at ideology. General Munir declared Kashmir as Pakistan’s “jugular vein” and vowed unwavering support for the Kashmiri people, further intensifying the already strained Indo-Pak relations. He made it clear that Pakistan would never abandon its claim over the disputed region, calling Kashmir an eternal part of the national identity. Addressing the internal security crisis, Munir issued a stern warning to separatist groups in Balochistan, including the BLA, BLF, and BRA. He dismissed fears about Pakistan’s stability, asserting that “even ten generations of terrorists cannot harm Balochistan or Pakistan.” These comments come in the wake of rising militancy and military operations in the region. Praising the role of overseas Pakistanis, Munir described them as the “radiant light” of the nation and urged them to remain connected to their roots, calling them ambassadors of Pakistan’s values and resilience. This bold speech marks a significant moment in Pakistan’s civil-military narrative, signaling the army’s firm grip on national ideology, internal security, and foreign policy. Stay tuned with Democratic News TV and anchor Shibnath for more detailed coverage and expert analysis.
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