Taha Siddiqui

“The recent escalation between Pakistan and India has once again proven that Pakistanis are a brave, proud, and dignified nation. I have always said, "Mulk bhi mera, Fauj bhi meri" (this country is mine, and so is the army). Just as our soldiers defeated Modi on both aerial and ground fronts, the people of Pakistan—especially on social media—exposed and dismantled Modi and the RSS’s narrative at a global level. By targeting innocent civilians such as children, women, the elderly, and civilian infrastructure in Pakistan, Modi displayed cowardice. Our forces responded with strength and precision. We stand in full solidarity with the families of both civilians and military personnel who were martyred in these cowardly attacks. I pay tribute to the Pakistan Air Force and all our military personnel for their professionalism and outstanding performance. Unlike Modi, who targets civilians and public infrastructure, our forces successfully hit only the aircraft and installations directly involved in the attacks. Narendra Modi harbors deep hatred for Pakistan. The fearless attitude shown by Pakistanis during this conflict must have only fueled his anger. He is likely furious and may attempt another false-flag operation, similar to what he orchestrated in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir. We must stay alert and fully prepared. I had predicted this scenario back in 2019 as well. Modi will also try to inflict economic damage on Pakistan. In case of any new attack, the nation must remain united and ready. During wartime, a swift response is absolutely vital. Wars are fought as much with nerves as with weapons—perhaps 60 percent of it depends on mental strength. That is why it is crucial to have leadership that enjoys the people’s trust and can make bold and timely decisions in the face of aggression. In a state of war, the military needs public support more than ever. The morale of the nation becomes the strength of the armed forces. That is why I’ve consistently emphasized that we must not isolate our people, and we must breathe life back into our justice system” Illegally incarcerated former Prime Minister Imran Khan’s conversation with his family at Adiala Jail today, in reference to India’s attack on Pakistan and the Pakistani nation’s resilient response (May 13, 2025) 1/2