When your father was assassinated he was out of Lahore, returned and went straight to his home. Consoled and supported the family and pursued the case as CM Punjab.
He had the same inches then as well.
If you can’t value who stood by you in tough times, at least don’t be mean.
Cash strapped, yet dangerously relevant. Friends and foes alike mock it, underestimate it, and write it off, until the moment they need it. yet it has stood up to an adversary many times its size in modern conflict. They call it irrelevant, yet it keeps reappearing as a bridge between hostile camps, even when a superpower is in the mix. Its own citizens bash it day in and day out. Yet this is Pakistan: threading its way through geopolitical landmines, moving cautiously, protecting its national interests, and staying ready for the madness. I once would have called that too emotional or jingoistic, not anymore. You only grasp Pakistan’s reality when you see the madness of geopolitics up close.
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Made India beg for a ceasefire.
Made the Taliban beg for a ceasefire.
Deported Afghan citizens from Pakistan.
No surrender to extremists.
Strong diplomatic relations internationally.
Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir for you 🥶🇵🇰
Yesterday in Fatih mosque, Istanbul.
Women threw headscarves towards the worshippers to protest the 17 day closure of Al-Aqsa Mosque by the 'israeli' occupation.
The message: 'O men, rise to the responsibility and protect the dignity of the nation'.