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LAHORE:  President Pakistan Peoples Party Central Punjab Raja Pervez Ashraf and general secertry Syed Hassan Murtaza on Wednesday demanded that Pakistan should declare India a terrorist state.

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He was addressing a press conference along with the parliamentary leader of PPP in Punjab Assembly Syed Ali Haider Gillani.

The PPP leaders called for revisiting the Shimla Agreement on the Kashmir dispute, stating, the Line of Control (LoC) should be declared the Line of Ceasefire, and water agreements must be reviewed.

Murraza said butcher of Gujarat (Narendra Modi) has now attacked Pakistan.

He strongly criticized India’s cross-border terrorist activities and emphasizing the unity of the nation and armed forces to protect Pakistan’s sovereinity.

Whle addressing a press conference in the premises of Punjab Assembly Hassan Murtaza, said that India has always promoted cross-border terrorism and has now martyred civilians by targeting them. He said that India has blatantly violated international laws, casting a shadow on Pakistan’s sovereignty, he remarked.

Hassan Murtaza made it clear that the People’s Party stands shoulder-to-shoulder with Pakistan’s armed forces, setting aside all political differences. He urged the youth to respond unitedly against India, not only on the borders but also in the media war. The condemnation of Indian terrorism by China and the U.S. is, in fact, India’s defeat.

Referring to the failures of the Indian Air Force, he said, “India took pride in its Rafale jets, but the Pakistan Air Force has proven that these aircraft are nothing before Pakistan’s falcons.”

While, mentioning growing unrest in India, Murtaza said that the Indian public is questioning their rulers: Why are news channels being shut down? Why are websites and media platforms being banned?”

Hassan Murtaza claimed that a mutiny had taken place in the Indian army, with soldiers deserting their posts and raising white flags. He said, Our falcons have struck inside enemy territory, destroying their aircraft and drones.

He stated that while India has violated international laws, Pakistan’s armed forces will give a befitting response and emerge victorious. He asserted, **”Our politicians are now awake to engage India at the negotiating table and present Pakistan’s stance to the world. If they started this, we will finish it. The final victory will belong to Pakistan.

Ali Haider Gillani, the Parliamentary Leader of the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) in the Punjab Assembly, delivered a clear message to India during a media talk, stating, “We pay tribute to all the heroes who have given a resounding response to India in the past.” He emphasized that “our falcons were awake” and fully capable of delivering a crushing response to any aggression from the enemy.

Gillani paid special homage to the party’s founder and former Prime Minister, Shaheed Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, crediting him for making Pakistan a nuclear power, which has rendered the country’s defense impregnable today. He firmly stated, “We reserve the right to respond at a time of our choosing, and Pakistan’s sovereignty and security are in safe hands.”

The PPP leader expressed strong public support, asserting that the entire nation stands united with the armed forces and will not bow to any external pressure. He stressed that the strong bond between the nation and the military is the cornerstone of the country’s security.

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