PESHAWAR: Leader of the opposition in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly Dr. Ibadullah said that any compromise on the issue of Pakistan’s independence, border integrity and national dignity is unacceptable.
He stressed that for this purpose, the entire nation is united and united with its armed forces. The people of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa also demonstrated this determination in practice and indicated their willingness to stand side by side with the Pakistan Army.
Large-scale rallies were taken out in different cities of the province, in which citizens raised slogans in favor of the Pakistan Armed Forces and conveyed a message of national solidarity. Similarly, in Karachi and other major cities, people also took out rallies in favour of the Pakistan Army, in which citizens raised the national flag to express their loyalty and support.
Students, women and the elderly all participated in these demonstrations, and they announced their full support for protecting Pakistan’s border integrity and national dignity. Dr. Ibadullah finally appealed to the people to maintain this national resolve and not to make any concessions or compromises in protecting the independence and dignity of Pakistan.
On the other hand, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Governor Faisal Karim Kundi has made it clear that Afghanistan has started the war, but Pakistan will end it. He said that Afghanistan has attacked Pakistan again today, and the United States must think that the weapons they left behind are being used against Pakistan.
The governor further said that Pakistan has presented evidence of terrorism from Afghanistan at international forums so that the world can be made aware of this threat. Faisal Karim Kundi warned that if the Afghan Taliban do not take any effective action, Pakistan will take action against the terrorists itself.
He said that Afghan terrorists had to pay for their aggression in the past as well, and Pakistan will not tolerate any threat to border defense and national security in the future.
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