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India will have to pay price for cowardly attacks: PM Shehbaz

India will have to pay price for cowardly attacks: PM Shehbaz

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif delivered a strong address to the nation following India’s recent act of aggression, calling it a “grave mistake” that will not go unpunished.

According to reports, the PM Shehbaz Sharif stated that “India made a strategic miscalculation last night, and it will pay the price for its blunder.” He accused India of underestimating the resolve of the Pakistani people.

“They thought we would retreat—but we are a brave nation, ready to defend our homeland till the last drop of blood.”

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, speaking about Pakistan’s strong response to India’s recent incursion, said the reply was decisive and overwhelming, comparing it to the legendary bravery of Squadron Leader M.M. Alam. He said the world witnessed India being forced to retreat within hours.

He praised the Pakistan Air Force for its quick and powerful action, saying their jets delivered such a blow that the enemy was left in fear. He noted that the Indian aircraft, once considered a source of pride, were now destroyed.

The Prime Minister strongly condemned the killing of 26 innocent Pakistani civilians, including children, by Indian forces. He mentioned attending the funeral of a seven-year-old martyr, Arfa Ameer, and said such cruelty would never be forgiven.

He stressed that the people of Pakistan are united and ready to defend their country at any cost, even if it means sacrificing their lives. Shehbaz Sharif warned India that any further aggression would be met with an even more severe response—one they would not forget.

 

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