Pakistan is in need of flour, pulses and oil and its Prime Minister is threatening India, it is said that the rope got burnt but the force did not go away.

There is a saying that the rope got burnt but the force did not. This proverb fits perfectly on Pakistan, because the Mujahideen of Pakistan, who have become completely poor, are playing the band by blasting bombs, Pakistan’s government, Pakistan’s army and its intelligence agency ISI do not lose their pulse in front of organizations like TTP. Getting it because TTP terrorists are sending Pakistanis on tour package of hell by blasting wherever they want and as they want. Pakistan does not have the flour to make bread, Pakistan does not have the money to buy petrol and diesel from outside and move the vehicles standing on the road a little further, but they want to get Kashmir.

Just a few days ago, in an interview given to a Dubai channel, Prime Minister of Pakistan Shahbaz Sharif had said that Pakistan has learned its lesson by fighting a war with India and now wants to live with peace, but now Shahbaz Sharif’s tone has changed. He has gone there and while threatening nuclear bomb, he has said that Pakistan has the power to crush India under its feet. Here we would like to say to Shahbaz Sharif that why do you go far away, just call your brother Nawaz Sharif and ask him how the Pakistanis were beaten up by the Indian Army during the Kargil war and forced to run backwards. Shahbaz Sharif should also ask Imran Khan that when India took revenge for Uri and Pulwama, how Pakistani terrorists were crushed under their feet by the Indian Army and Air Force and returned safely. But not taking lessons from mistakes, repeating mistakes is in Pakistan’s destiny. Shehbaz Sharif who is running high today should know that tomorrow he too will be declared a fugitive like his brother Nawaz Sharif and Pervez Musharraf and former heads of state like them and he too will have to spend his last days in exile in some other country. .

However, talking about Shahbaz Sharif’s warning, let us tell you that he has said that if India dares to cast an evil eye on Pakistan, then his nuclear-rich country has the power to crush it underfoot. Let us tell you that Shahbaz Sharif made the above comments while addressing the assembly of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) on ‘Kashmir Unity Day’ expressing his support for Kashmiris. During this, Shahbaz Sharif said, “Pakistan has nuclear power and India cannot cast an evil eye on us.”

Let us tell you that the threat of nuclear bomb from Pakistan has been given at a time when Hafiz Saad Rizvi, the leader of Pakistani organization Tehreek-e-Labbak, had advised the Shehbaz Sharif government to keep Quran in one hand and Quran in the other hand. Ask for money with a bomb and tell them to give money or else they will explode the bomb. His suggestion was also considered by the Government of Pakistan because there is a severe economic crisis going on in Pakistan. This crisis has arisen because America has stopped giving dollars, China has stopped picking up Pakistan’s phone calls, Muslim countries have blocked numbers of Pakistani leaders because they are also tired of giving loans. Not only this, the International Monetary Fund has also refused to give money to Pakistan. Apart from this, foreign exchange reserves are left in Pakistan for two weeks, which means that the things that Pakistan imports and eats, it can take advantage of them only for two weeks. After that no one will give loan to Pakistan to eat, that’s why Saad Rizvi has advised the government of his country to ask for money by showing bombs.

Why did Sharif say something provocative?

This statement of Shehbaz Sharif is believed to have spewed venom towards India because Imran Khan-led Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insan had defeated Shehbaz Sharif’s party in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. This statement of Shahbaz Sharif is also surprising because just last month in an interview given to a Dubai channel, he had said that after three wars with India, Pakistan has learned its lesson and now it wants peace with its neighbour.

Big things of Shahbaz Sharif’s speech

Shahbaz Sharif also said, “Pakistan will continue to provide moral, diplomatic and political support to the issue of Kashmir.” India has always insisted on a peaceful resolution of the Jammu and Kashmir issue under the UN Security Council resolution. He said that freedom was given to East Timor, Darfur and other regions of the world on racial basis, but the same basis was not applied to Jammu and Kashmir and Palestine. Let us tell you that Shahbaz Sharif was speaking on the occasion of ‘Kashmir Unity Day’ which Pakistan celebrates to express support towards Kashmiris. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, in a separate special message, said the people of Pakistan “reiterate their commitment and their support for the ongoing just struggle for their (Kashmiris) inalienable right to self-determination”.

Pak foreign minister and army also chanted Kashmir

Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto also said that the Jammu and Kashmir dispute would “remain an important pillar” of Pakistan’s foreign policy. “We will continue to provide unconditional moral, diplomatic and political support to the Kashmiri people,” he said. Top Pakistani military officials also expressed support for the ongoing struggle of Kashmiris for their “right to self-determination under the UN resolution”. . Apart from this, solidarity marches were taken out in Islamabad, Muzaffarabad, Gilgit and the capitals of the four provinces.

However, it can be said about Pakistan that the Prime Minister of a country who himself says that he feels ashamed by asking for loans, the Prime Minister of a country whose Prime Minister is not able to handle the economic and security situation of his country, then his moral He has no right to talk about any other country. As far as the rights and entitlements of Kashmiris are concerned, the whole world knows and believes that the people of Jammu and Kashmir are living happily with more rights than before and are seeing new steps of development which they had never imagined. Was.

-Neeraj Kumar Dubey