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‘Pakistan is a Failed Nation’: Owaisi Slams Asim Munir for Anti-India Remarks

AIMIM President Asaduddin Owaisi termed Pakistan a failed nation and slammed its leaders, including General Asim Munir, saying they neither follow Islam nor understand its true teachings.

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Published: 04 May 2025, 09:41 AM
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‘Pakistan is a Failed Nation’: Owaisi Slams Asim Munir for Anti-India Remarks

Hyderabad: AIMIM Chief and Hyderabad MP Asaduddin Owaisi has again targeted the leaders of Pakistan. He has made this attack on the talk of war coming from Pakistan after the terrorist attack in Pahalgam. Owaisi said that those who are talking nonsense in Pakistan do not know Islam. He termed Pakistan as a failed nation.


'India was our land, it is our land and Insha Allah, it will remain so'


Addressing General Asim Munir, who is the Army Chief of Pakistan and is known for making provocative statements, Owaisi said that during the partition in 1947, Indian Muslims had decided to stay in India. Owaisi said, "I want to tell them that we had decided in 1947 that we will not leave India, we rejected the message of (Muhammad Ali) Jinnah. India was our land, it is our land and Insha Allah, it will remain. To those who are talking nonsense in Pakistan, I want to tell them that you do not know Islam, you are deprived of its teachings." The AIMIM leader also referred to the discrimination against social groups like Muhajirs (who left India in 1947) and Pathans in Pakistan. He said, "You are in a country where people are called Muhajirs, Pathans. Your country is so poor that people are troubled, you have differences with Afghanistan and border dispute with Iran. Pakistan is a failed country." Some people do not want peace in India - Owaisi Owaisi said that some forces will never want India to live in peace. He said, "It is time that we give them a definite answer so that this poison of terrorism can be eradicated." Owaisi also said that the Pahalgam terror attack has shaken the whole country. People of all classes and communities are saddened by this attack. He said, "We should remain united, those who are trying to divide Hindus and Muslims at this time, I want to tell them that they are weakening India. If you do Hindu-Muslim after such a terrorist attack, then you should remember that ISI and terrorists sitting in Pakistan will be happy."


Support in every action of the Center against Pakistan

The AIMIM chief, who is counted among those opposition leaders who leave no stone unturned in criticizing the government, has promised full support to the central government in any action against Pakistan in response to the Pahalgam attack. 26 innocent people were brutally killed in this attack. From distributing black bands before Friday prayers to giving a befitting reply to the war talk of Pakistani leaders, the AIMIM chief has earned praise even from his staunch critics for his stand after the terror attack.

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