A video of Pakistani Senator with fresh stress after a deadly Pahgam terror attack as India and Pakistan Palwasha Mohammad Jai Khan It has become viral to make stimulating comments in Pakistan Parliament, promoting diplomatic Ire and social media resentment.
In a fierce speech given in the upper house of Pakistan on 29 April, the senator announced, “New’s first brick Babri Masjid Will be kept in Ayodhya Pakistan army The soldiers, and the first Azan will be given themselves by the army chief Asim Munir. ,
The comments implementing the demolished Babri Masjid in 1992 came as part of a wide pilgrimage with religious and military rhetoric. Pelwasha Khan, members of the ruling Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) and Deputy Information Secretary, suggested that the route was being placed in the Indian subcontinent “especially in the Indian subcontinent”.
“There is no doubt, this enmity is not with Pakistan or Pakistanis; it is an enmity against Muslims and against Islam,” he said.
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Releasing a direct threat to India, he warned, “A message will have to be sent to the Senate of Pakistan, if a hand reaches us, the symbol of their power, the Red Fort of Delhi, a witness to a bloodshed will be a witness to his walls never seen, and its ramparts will test it for the coming centuries.”
Khan, who represents Sindh in the Senate and served in the National Assembly from 2008 to 2013, stressed that Pakistanis were not weak. “We are not wearing bangles,” he said.
Quoting the president of the late Venezuela Hugo ChavezHe said, “We have guns, we have weapons, we have trees – and if the enemy tries to do anything, we will hang our corpses from our trees.”
Despite the hostile language, he claimed to have a quarrel with Indian citizens. “But I must be clear: We have no enmity with the people of India.”
Khan also attempted to attract religious division within the Indian armed forces, stating, “The Sikh army would not attack Pakistan as it is the land of Guru Nanak for them.”
She went to praise Khalistani separatist Gurpant Singh Pannu, who is a nominated terrorist under Indian law. “I would like to salute Sikh leader Gurpatwant Singh Pannu, who boldly announced that no Indian soldier would be allowed to cross from Indian Punjab to Pakistan.”
Eliminating his speech with a call for weapons, the senator announced, “Our army is not just six or seven lakh lakh soldiers, we have 250 million people, which when the time comes, will stand shoulder to shoulder with our armed forces and stand up to shoulder and become soldiers themselves, God is ready.”
The speech has since been widely broadcast on social media platforms, depicting sharp reactions between two nuclear-cosmetics already stressful relations between neighbors.
