Abdul Aleem Khan Pays Tribute to Armed Forces, Pledges Development for Khushab in Fiery Speech
Khushab – Istehkam-e-Pakistan Party President and Federal Minister Abdul Aleem Khan delivered a stirring speech at a party convention in Khushab, praising Pakistan’s armed forces for their bravery in recent clashes with India and vowing to uplift the region through development initiatives.
Commending the armed forces, Khan said, “Field Marshal Asim Munir raised the nation’s head with pride. I congratulate him from the bottom of my heart.” He highlighted the Pakistan Air Force’s decisive response, stating that six enemy aircraft were shot down in under two hours, calling it a historic moment that would be remembered for generations.
Khan also praised the Pakistan Navy for its valor and acknowledged the leadership of the Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff and the naval chief. Referring to Field Marshal Munir’s leadership, he noted, “He led the Fajr prayers and then launched the counter-assault on India.”
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Touching on Indian aggression, Khan accused India of targeting military installations and civilians, including children. “Our forces remained patient for three days,” he said, condemning the loss of innocent lives, including the child of a Pakistani colonel. “India never accepted Pakistan’s existence, but Allah gave us victory,” he declared.
On international relations, Khan asserted Pakistan’s strength on the world stage: “We’ve given a message to Israel — we are not Palestine or Gaza, we are Pakistan.” He lauded the Pakistan Army as “the military leadership of the entire Islamic world,” and expressed gratitude to Azerbaijan, Turkiye, and China for their unwavering support.
Taking a jab at Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Khan mocked his confidence in the Rafale jets. “Modi thought no one could shoot down his Rafale, but the shares of the company that made them dropped,” he said.
Turning to local matters, Khan pledged to advocate for a university in Khushab and to collaborate with local leaders like Gul Asghar to eliminate regional deprivation. “Together, we will serve Khushab and remove all the deprivations,” he promised.
In a powerful conclusion, Khan reaffirmed national unity: “Whenever sacrifice is needed, the people will stand with us. We are united with our armed forces to defend Pakistan.”
