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'We are different from Hindus, Pakistan was formed on the basis of pen',
'We are different from Hindus, Pakistan was formed on the basis of pen', the truth came to the lips of Pakistan Army Chief
Pakistan Army Chief General Asim Munir. Pakistan is now known as the center of global terrorism. India's neighbor is suffering from the fire it has started itself. But, even after that, its rulers have not realized anything. The people-appointed government or the army in whose hands the remote control of this government is, has instilled anti-India and religious fanaticism in everyone's mind. They are working to plant this seed in the coming generation as well. Pakistan Army Chief General Asim Munir has now spewed poison. Actually, there is no other expectation from the Pakistan Army Chief. But, this time he has also taught this lesson of hatred to the future generation of Pakistan. Its impact will be on the future generation of Pakistan.
Teach your children
Speaking at a meeting of Pakistani citizens living abroad, General Munir said, 'Make sure to tell your children the story of the creation of Pakistan. Our ancestors thought that everything in our life is different from that of Hindus. Our religion is different. Our practices are different. Our traditions are different. Our thoughts are different. Our ambitions are different. This was the basis of the theory of two-nationism.'
Munir further said, 'We are not one but two countries. That is why our ancestors fought to build this country. Our ancestors sacrificed a lot to build this country. We know how they protected this country.
My dear brothers and sisters, girls and boys, never forget this story of Pakistan. Don't forget to tell this story to the coming generation. Their relationship with Pakistan should never be weak.'
In the history of mankind, only two states have been created on the basis of the pen till date. The first was the Riyasat-e-Taiba and after 1300 years, the second state was ours (Pakistan). Munir also said.
Pakistan's army chief, speaking earlier on March 18, had expressed the need to transform Pakistan into a 'hard state'. He said that the fight against terrorism is a fight for our existence.
'We are different from Hindus, Pakistan was formed on the basis of pen', the truth came to the lips of Pakistan Army Chief
Pakistan Army Chief General Asim Munir. Pakistan is now known as the center of global terrorism. India's neighbor is suffering from the fire it has started itself. But, even after that, its rulers have not realized anything. The people-appointed government or the army in whose hands the remote control of this government is, has instilled anti-India and religious fanaticism in everyone's mind. They are working to plant this seed in the coming generation as well. Pakistan Army Chief General Asim Munir has now spewed poison. Actually, there is no other expectation from the Pakistan Army Chief. But, this time he has also taught this lesson of hatred to the future generation of Pakistan. Its impact will be on the future generation of Pakistan.
Teach your children
Speaking at a meeting of Pakistani citizens living abroad, General Munir said, 'Make sure to tell your children the story of the creation of Pakistan. Our ancestors thought that everything in our life is different from that of Hindus. Our religion is different. Our practices are different. Our traditions are different. Our thoughts are different. Our ambitions are different. This was the basis of the theory of two-nationism.'
Munir further said, 'We are not one but two countries. That is why our ancestors fought to build this country. Our ancestors sacrificed a lot to build this country. We know how they protected this country.
My dear brothers and sisters, girls and boys, never forget this story of Pakistan. Don't forget to tell this story to the coming generation. Their relationship with Pakistan should never be weak.'
In the history of mankind, only two states have been created on the basis of the pen till date. The first was the Riyasat-e-Taiba and after 1300 years, the second state was ours (Pakistan). Munir also said.
Pakistan's army chief, speaking earlier on March 18, had expressed the need to transform Pakistan into a 'hard state'. He said that the fight against terrorism is a fight for our existence.
Pakistan Army Chief General Asim Munir. Pakistan is now known as the center of global terrorism. India's neighbor is suffering from the fire it has started itself. But, even after that, its rulers have not realized anything. The people-appointed government or the army in whose hands the remote control of this government is, has instilled anti-India and religious fanaticism in everyone's mind. They are working to plant this seed in the coming generation as well. Pakistan Army Chief General Asim Munir has now spewed poison. Actually, there is no other expectation from the Pakistan Army Chief. But, this time he has also taught this lesson of hatred to the future generation of Pakistan. Its impact will be on the future generation of Pakistan.
Teach your children
Speaking at a meeting of Pakistani citizens living abroad, General Munir said, 'Make sure to tell your children the story of the creation of Pakistan. Our ancestors thought that everything in our life is different from that of Hindus. Our religion is different. Our practices are different. Our traditions are different. Our thoughts are different. Our ambitions are different. This was the basis of the theory of two-nationism.'
Munir further said, 'We are not one but two countries. That is why our ancestors fought to build this country. Our ancestors sacrificed a lot to build this country. We know how they protected this country.
My dear brothers and sisters, girls and boys, never forget this story of Pakistan. Don't forget to tell this story to the coming generation. Their relationship with Pakistan should never be weak.'
In the history of mankind, only two states have been created on the basis of the pen till date. The first was the Riyasat-e-Taiba and after 1300 years, the second state was ours (Pakistan). Munir also said.
Pakistan's army chief, speaking earlier on March 18, had expressed the need to transform Pakistan into a 'hard state'. He said that the fight against terrorism is a fight for our existence.
