‘We will not take the initiative of war, but …’, Pakistan again gave jackal in the midst of tension with India

Pakistan On War With India: India has been in action mode since the terrorist attack on tourists in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir on 22 April 2025. On the other hand, Pakistan is wandering nervous. His defense minister and big leaders sitting on the post of Foreign Minister are making childish statements. In the latest development, Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar has said that Pakistan will not take the initiative of war but if the attack takes place, it will answer with double strength.

While holding a shared press conference with Pakistani Army spokesperson General Ahmed Sharif, he said that he condemns the Pahalgam attack and Pakistan will not initiate war. However, he did not forget his nature and gave jackal and said that if India attacked it, it will be fought firmly and will respond with double strength.

‘World leaders are asking to be restrained’

He said, “After the incident, world leaders have been speaking in the last few days, who are requesting to be restrained. We will not be the first to resort to any aggressive step, although we will answer any aggressive step from India very strongly.” He also said that Pakistan’s army is alert and it is ready for some kind of action.

‘India suffers from Islamophobia’

Ishaq Dar alleged that India suffers from Islamophobia. During this time, he also expressed his furore over the action taken by India and said that under the Indus Water Treaty, Pakistan was given three rivers water. They are lifelines. In such a situation, if the water is stopped, it will be considered a war on Pakistan. Also he Pahalgam On the attack, the crocodile shed tears and said that it is condemnable to target innocent citizens, no matter where it is. Pakistan’s minister said that his country is also suffering from terrorism and he can understand the pain of people better.

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