Those who used to say that we drowned the two-nation ideology in the Bay of Bengal, where are they today? Army chief

Army Chief General Syed Asim Munir says that those who used to say that we have drowned the two-nation ideology in the Bay of Bengal, where are they today? A lesson can be learned from Palestine that it has to protect itself and strengthen Pakistan.

In his address to Ulama and Mashaikh conference, he said that those who do not follow Shariat and Constitution, we do not consider them as Pakistanis. If someone tries to cause chaos, by the Lord, he will stand before him. The biggest crime in the eyes of Allah is corruption in the land.

He said that Pakistan has hosted millions of Afghans for more than 40 years, partition of Kashmir is an incomplete agenda of Pak-Vindh, the heart cries tears of blood after seeing atrocities on Palestine.

He said that Western civilization and way of life is not our ideal, we should be proud of our civilization, if you want to know the importance of the state, ask Iraq, Syria and Libya.

Army Chief General Syed Asim Muneer said that the Ulemas and Mashaykhs should encourage tolerance and unity instead of extremism or division. The Ulemas should bring moderation back in the society and reject corruption in the land.

He said that millions of Asim Munir, politicians and Ulema Qurban have sacrificed for this Pakistan, Pakistan is more important than us.

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Army Chief General Syed Asim Munir said that confusion is spread through social media, no one has the courage to insult the glory of the Holy Prophet.

He said that no power in the world can harm Pakistan, if anyone tries to create anarchy, God will stand before him. This country is built to last.

He said that if people want to protest, then do so, but remain peaceful, Allah says that there is no coercion in religion, criminals and smugglers are supporting mafia terrorism.

The Pakhtun brothers and the people of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa have made a lot of sacrifices in the war against terrorism.