Renowned Pakistani intellectual Anwar Maqsood has voiced strong solidarity with the nation as tensions between Pakistan and India continue to escalate, declaring that “today, 250 million Pakistanis have become soldiers.” His remarks highlight the collective resolve of the country during one of the most serious military confrontations in recent years.
In a public message, Maqsood emphasized the power of unity and calm, stressing that while he carries no weapon, his pen remains a powerful tool in service of Pakistan. He urged citizens to stay focused and avoid fueling escalation, remarking that “starting a war is easy, ending it is difficult.”
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Maqsood also responded to reports of downed Indian aircraft, rejecting any celebration and mourning the loss of lives on both sides. He noted that national flags hold deep emotional value for people in both nations, and respect for human life must remain paramount.
Concluding his message, Maqsood called for unwavering support for the Pakistani military and government, underlining the need for national unity and discipline. He stressed that in today’s world, moving toward development and peace should be prioritized over conflict.
