Editor-in-chief of The Nation and Nazria Pakistan Trust (NPT) Chairman Majid Nizami has again said that Pakistan must wage jihad against India to 'free' Kashmir.
"I ask every Pakistani who acts upon the spirit of Islam to make oneself ready for Jihad," Nizami was quoted in The Nation as saying while presiding over a session at Aiwan-e-Karkunan Tehrik-e-Pakistan.
He said that Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah had called Kashmir the jugular vein of Pakistan and had ordered the then army chief to send Pak forces into Kashmir, but the latter had ignored Jinnah's order.
Ever since that day, no army chief has tried to please the Quaid-e-Azam's soul, he yammered, adding that jihad is the only way to solve the Kashmir dispute.
| In their secret heart of hearts the Pakistani army pashas know that if they go up against India they'll slink home with much more than a bloody nose...again. The Father of his Country Jinnah will never get his wish, so long as the sun shines and the grasses wave on the plains. |
Nizami said that there must be war between Pakistan and India on water issues as well.
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"India is constructing dams at rivers' flow from Kashmir to Pakistan, conspiring to turn our land into waste, " claimed the NPT Chairman, adding that Pakistan must free its jugular vein from Hindus.
Retired ISI chief Lieutenant General Hameed Gul, who was the main guest, declared that India wanted to deprive Pakistan of water with the support of international imperialists, but their actual target was its atomic assets.
| That last clause is actually true. Insane societies oughtn't be allowed dangerous toys. |
Gul said Pakistan's irrigation system had a vital role in the security of the country, yet India wanted to destroy it.
He opined that the Pakistan People's Party, the Awami National Party and the Muttahida Qaumi Movement were responsible for energy crises in Pakistan, and added that Pakistan must build other reservoirs besides Kalabagh Dam. |