Nothing cheaper than humiliating martyrs, says Kh Asif

Pakistan Mar, 17 2024
Nothing cheaper than humiliating martyrs, says Kh Asif
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SIALKOT: Defence Minister Khawaja Asif said that PTI has kept terrorists in its defence line. “Result will not be good, if party will cross limit,” he said. “Nothing is cheaper than humiliating martyrs,” talking to media in Sialkot, he said.

He said these social media accounts being operated from India, Europe and United States. “Those operating these accounts have links in Pakistan”, Khawaja Asif said. He said, thousands of terrorists arrived in Pakistan during previous government of PTI. Khawaja Asif said that facilitators of Mir Ali tragedy have been traced, while condemning terrorism incident in Mir Ali. He stressed for unity to fight against terrorism, adding that key progress made about incident.

He said those involved in humiliating remarks against martyrs have links with terrorists. “We know about shelters of terrorists in Afghanistan”. He said political party launched social media campaign against martyrs and humiliated them. Khawaja Asif said country facing resurgence of terrorism since last few months adding that only united government could fight this war. “Any division and chaos will spread this war to streets and neighbourhoods,” he added.

Published in The Daily National Courier, March, 18 2024

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