Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir once again made headlines with a firm and emotional message about Kashmir and Pakistan’s future. Speaking during a meeting with vice-chancellors, principals, and senior faculty members from various universities, he stressed that Pakistan will never compromise on Kashmir — no matter what India thinks.
General Asim Munir said, “India must know — Pakistan will never abandon Kashmir.” He added that there can be no deal on Kashmir, and India should accept the reality that Pakistan stands united on this core issue. Calling water a red line, he stated that no one will be allowed to harm the right of 240 million Pakistanis to access it.
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Paying tribute to the role of teachers, the Army Chief said, “Whatever I am today is because of my parents and my teachers.” He described educators as Pakistan’s greatest asset and entrusted them with the responsibility of shaping future generations with strong character, values, and national pride.
Highlighting Pakistan’s spiritual and ideological strength, General Munir said, “In battles of truth, Allah has always supported Pakistan.” He urged teachers to pass on the true story of Pakistan to the youth, explaining that when a nation becomes a wall of steel, no external force can break it.
General Munir strongly rejected India’s long-standing attempt to suppress the Kashmir issue. He declared, “Pakistan will never accept Indian dominance.” He also reminded the world that Kashmir is not an internal issue but an international one, and India’s decades-long efforts to silence it have completely failed.
The Army Chief didn’t hold back in his criticism of India’s internal policies either. He said terrorism is India’s internal issue, driven by increasing oppression of minorities — especially Muslims. In Balochistan, he clarified that terrorist groups are foreign-sponsored and have no connection with the local Baloch population.
General Munir called for a powerful and stable Pakistan where every institution works under the law and constitution — free of political pressure, personal interest, or corruption. He emphasized that anyone trying to weaken the country or spread false narratives must be openly rejected.
Participants at the event expressed unwavering support for the armed forces. They said, “This safe homeland stands because of the uniform behind it. We are proud of Pakistan and its military, and we stand shoulder to shoulder with them.”
General Asim Munir’s speech is more than a patriotic message — it’s a clear roadmap for Pakistan’s stance on national security, Kashmir, and internal stability. His declaration that Kashmir is not up for negotiation reflects deep-rooted national sentiment and sets a tone of firm resistance against Indian narratives. By highlighting education, law, and institutional strength, he also pushed forward a vision for a peaceful, stable, and empowered Pakistan. His sharp remarks against Indian actions and internal oppression were aimed not just at local audiences, but also the international community. Pakistan’s message is clear — its sovereignty, people, and causes like Kashmir are non-negotiable.
