Pakistan

Water is Pakistan’s Red Line, Says Field Marshal Asim Munir

ISLAMABAD: Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir has strongly affirmed that water is a non-negotiable red line for Pakistan, emphasizing that the fundamental right of 240 million Pakistanis will never be compromised.

Speaking to a gathering of vice-chancellors, principals, and senior university professors, he underscored the critical importance of national unity and resilience amid ongoing regional challenges.

Emphasizing the Role of Educators and National Unity

Field Marshal Munir praised teachers as Pakistan’s greatest asset, stating, “Whatever I am today is because of my parents and my teachers.” He urged educators to shape the character of future generations by passing on Pakistan’s true story and upholding the nation’s values.

He stressed that Allah has supported Pakistan in the struggle for truth and highlighted that when a nation stands united like an iron wall, no force in the world can break it.

The army chief also delivered a firm message on Kashmir, affirming, “There can be no compromise on Kashmir. Pakistan will never abandon Kashmir, and India must be aware of this resolve.”

He condemned Indian attempts to suppress the Kashmir issue and called attention to internal conflicts and terrorism linked to India’s oppressive policies against minorities.

Pakistan’s Sovereignty and Institutional Strength

Field Marshal Munir reiterated Pakistan’s firm stance against Indian dominance, especially regarding water rights, which he called an essential right for all Pakistanis.

He stressed that Pakistan will not tolerate any infringement on its water resources. Furthermore, he condemned terrorism in Balochistan as Indian-sponsored, distancing it from the legitimate aspirations of the Baloch people.

He also called for building a strong Pakistan where all institutions function under the Constitution and law, free from political influence and personal interests, solely dedicated to the welfare of the nation. “Anyone who tries to weaken the state’s narrative must be opposed,” he stated.

The session ended with participants expressing deep pride in Pakistan’s armed forces, acknowledging their crucial role in maintaining the country’s security and sovereignty.

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