PTI stresses strong, decisive response to India’s aggression

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ISLAMABAD: At a joint meeting of the Pakistan Tehreek -e -Insaf (PTI) political and basic committees, on Friday, strongly condemned the Indian aggression and criticized the federal government for lack of response, calling it “ineligible and illegal.”

In a statement after the meeting, the PTI expressed deep regret that “Hindutva centers and followers” have not been held accountable for the disgrace of mosques and the martyrdom of innocent people. The committees condemned that they expressed India’s “cowardice, unprecedented, and criminal” aggression and expansion of the families of the victims.

In this statement, Shahbaz Sharif’s coalition was criticized for his “incentive and confusion”, and accused him of encouraging India through failure to give a decisive response. The PTI called for a comprehensive national strategy associated with ground facts and national sentiment.

He called for the immediate release of former Prime Minister Imran Khan and the launch of an All -Party Conference with his participation in formulating a multi -party policy to establish a national unity and to counter Indian enmity.

The committees also refused to refuse to access Imran Khan by the Chief Minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and termed it detrimental to the national unity. The party condemned that it has called the “illegal state campaign” of oppression against peaceful citizens and PTI workers, and urged the government to prefer national security over political vendors.

The party also rejected the Supreme Court’s recent decision on the hearing of civilian cases and vowed to resist it from all legal sources.

Eliminating government ministers, especially the Defense Minister, said that their “ineffective and incompetent” statements were worsening the crisis. The party emphasized the need for India to fight forcefully and demanded better security for Imran Khan.

Finally, the statement condemned the state operations as a result of the May 9 incidents, demanding justice and demanding immediate release of all its arrested workers, especially women, who claimed that it was wrongly targeted.

In addition, PTI central Information Secretary Sheikh Waqas Akram on Friday condemned that he condemned the RSS -driven India’s permanent drone strikes on the Pakistani territory, and called on the government to abandon its request policy and “naked, naked,” naked.

In a strict word, Waqas criticized the government for instability and lack of action, warning that constant silence would only promote the Hindutva government. He emphasized that the Indian leadership responds to power, not just diplomatic necks, and demands a powerful, united strategy to prevent future attacks.

He questioned former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif’s silence on the issue, calling it “deeply disturbing”, warning India’s indiscriminate attacks – which he said he had caused dozens of civilian casualties – it was a matter of national sovereignty and pride.

Waqas called for the immediate release of PTI founder Imran Khan, and called him the only leader who is able to unite the nation and guide a comprehensive defense strategy. He said that Pakistan should follow India’s example of creating political consensus in the time of the war, in which meetings with Narendra Modi’s opposition leaders and state leaders should be pointed out.

He criticized the ruling coalition for allegedly giving priority to national security vendors, especially the constant targeting of PTI leaders and workers and military trials. He said that he also cursed federal ministers for giving “careless and shameful” public statements, which he said, that the global image of Pakistan has been damaged.

Through the warning, the concluding concludes that although the PTI does not seek the dispute, the party and the nation will not respond to the aggression, and will demand immediate, decisive action to protect Pakistan’s territorial integrity.

Opposition leader in the National Assembly, Omar Ayub Khan, who is currently admitted to the hospital with double pneumonia, strongly condemned India’s indiscriminate aggression with the Line of Control (LoC), calling it a clear violation of international law and a serious threat to regional peace.

In a statement released on Friday, he expressed solidarity with Pakistan’s armed forces, including soldiers, pilots, sailors and airmen defending the country’s borders. He called the Indian missile attacks “blasphemous, provocative and dangerous,” and warned that such measures could destabilize the entire South Asian region.

The PTI leader accused Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif of failing to respond firmly, claiming that his “Modi’s satisfaction” Sharif family’s JSW group chairman, Indian industrialist Sajjan Jindal, had been involved in business relations.

Omar called on the international community to look beyond Indian propaganda and take serious notes of its aggressive behavior. He called on Pakistan to raise the issue in international platforms, including the UN, International Court of Justice, and the World Bank, and saying that firm and reliable leadership are essential to advocating for effectively globally.