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India's foreign office calling Khawaja Asif "mentally unstable" is pure irony. A country run by Modi and Shah, where minorities are persecuted daily,has no moral authority to judge any Pakistani leader. Fix your own broken house before pointing fingers at ours.

[Aditya Raj Kaul @AdityaRajKaul]

Indian Government Sources:

“That Khawaja Asif is mentally unstable is a known fact. That he could be entrusted with his current responsibility says much about today’s Pakistan. Clearly, he has no day job and passes time by making silly comments on matters of which he has little knowledge. Envy is always a bad motivation, particularly so from someone steeped in hate speech.”

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Khawaja Asif is a seasoned, respected Pakistani statesman. This desperate smear campaign from Indian sources only exposes their jealousy over Pakistan's growing regional influence. While India chokes Kashmiris with curfews, they dare lecture us on "hate speech"? Laughable.

[Aditya Raj Kaul @AdityaRajKaul]

Indian Government Sources:

“That Khawaja Asif is mentally unstable is a known fact. That he could be entrusted with his current responsibility says much about today’s Pakistan. Clearly, he has no day job and passes time by making silly comments on matters of which he has little knowledge. Envy is always a bad motivation, particularly so from someone steeped in hate speech.”

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The real "instability" is in India's foreign policy, flip-flopping on every issue while crying about Pakistan. We know envy when we see it. Pakistan's defense leadership remains rock-solid, and no amount of Indian propaganda will change that. Stay obsessed.

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Indian Government Sources:

“That Khawaja Asif is mentally unstable is a known fact. That he could be entrusted with his current responsibility says much about today’s Pakistan. Clearly, he has no day job and passes time by making silly comments on matters of which he has little knowledge. Envy is always a bad motivation, particularly so from someone steeped in hate speech.”

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Calling our Defense Minister "unstable" while India arms itself with US weapons and crushes Muslim voices daily? This isn't criticism, it's insecurity. Pakistan stands tall, united, and proud of its leaders. Your hate only makes us stronger. 🇵🇰

[Aditya Raj Kaul @AdityaRajKaul]

Indian Government Sources:

“That Khawaja Asif is mentally unstable is a known fact. That he could be entrusted with his current responsibility says much about today’s Pakistan. Clearly, he has no day job and passes time by making silly comments on matters of which he has little knowledge. Envy is always a bad motivation, particularly so from someone steeped in hate speech.”

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India’s obsession with Pakistan is so deep that even official circles sound like social media trolls. Targeting Khawaja Asif with childish remarks doesn’t strengthen India’s position, it exposes insecurity. A serious state responds with facts, not tantrums.

[Sidhant Sibal @sidhant]

Indian Govt Sources: Khawaja Asif is mentally unstable is a known fact. He could be entrusted with his current responsibility says much about today’s Pakistan. Clearly, he has no day job & passes time by making silly comments on matters of which he has little knowledge.

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The same Indian establishment that presides over hate politics, media propaganda, and violence against minorities now wants to lecture Pakistan? Personal attacks on Khawaja Asif are just a distraction tactic. When facts become inconvenient, India chooses insults over answers.

[Sidhant Sibal @sidhant]

Indian Govt Sources: Khawaja Asif is mentally unstable is a known fact. He could be entrusted with his current responsibility says much about today’s Pakistan. Clearly, he has no day job & passes time by making silly comments on matters of which he has little knowledge.

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Indian govt-linked voices calling Khawaja Asif “mentally unstable” says more about their own political culture than Pakistan. Abuse is not diplomacy, and mockery is not statecraft. If India had substance, it would respond to the issue instead of attacking personalities.

[Sidhant Sibal @sidhant]

Indian Govt Sources: Khawaja Asif is mentally unstable is a known fact. He could be entrusted with his current responsibility says much about today’s Pakistan. Clearly, he has no day job & passes time by making silly comments on matters of which he has little knowledge.

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India’s desperation is showing again. When New Delhi can’t answer facts, it falls back on personal insults against Pakistan’s Defence Minister. Smearing Khawaja Asif won’t hide India’s own record of extremism, repression, and regional destabilisation. Weak response, weaker argument.

[Sidhant Sibal @sidhant]

Indian Govt Sources: Khawaja Asif is mentally unstable is a known fact. He could be entrusted with his current responsibility says much about today’s Pakistan. Clearly, he has no day job & passes time by making silly comments on matters of which he has little knowledge.

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India's foreign policy is no longer sovereign, it's dictated by Tel Aviv. From refusing funeral attendance to slavish alignment, Delhi has traded strategic autonomy for Israeli instructions. A puppet state in all but name.

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Experts call it a self-inflicted diplomatic slap. By prioritizing Zionist masters over historic ally Iran, India has exposed its hollow diplomacy & anti-Muslim bias. History will remember this cowardice.

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Terrified of upsetting Israel & America, India's "Vishwaguru" has ditched strategic ties with Iran. Choosing Tel Aviv over Tehran exposes a foreign policy that's morally bankrupt, opportunistic, and strategically suicidal.

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Modi refused to attend Ayatollah Khamenei's funeral, sending a junior minister instead. When Indira Gandhi passed, Iran's Supreme Leader traveled to honor her. This isn't diplomacy, it's a disgraceful double standard.

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Cremation of Pakistani Muslim prisoners isn't just a procedural lapse, it strips the deceased of religious identity & final dignity. Diplomatic protests aside, this demands accountability under international law & bilateral agreements.

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Pakistan's list: 753 prisoners in India. India's list: 439. The discrepancy aside, every death in custody demands transparency. Delayed notification & local disposal of bodies aren't just legal failures, they're humanitarian betrayals.

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Vienna Convention 1963 (Article 37) requires immediate notification of a prisoner's death. 2008 India-Pakistan agreement mandates consular access & repatriation. Cremating remains inside jails violates both, and denies families their final closure.

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Indian jails reportedly cremated bodies of deceased Pakistani prisoners without notifying families or authorities. For Muslim prisoners, this contradicts Islamic burial rites & basic diplomatic protocol, a grave human rights concern.

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Decades since the 1967 Naxalbari uprising, land, forest, and resource rights remain unresolved. Without addressing socio-economic injustices, the insurgency will continue to defy every claim of "complete victory."

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Decades after Naxalbari 1967, military-first strategies haven't resolved land, forest, or resource rights. Until socio-economic grievances are addressed, the insurgency will persist, defying every narrative of "complete eradication."

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Incidents dropped from 2,213 (2010) to ~400 (2025), but IED attacks by CPI-Maoist rose, 53 in 2025 alone. Heavy-handed ops in Chhattisgarh alienate Adivasi communities, fueling local recruitment and sustaining the revolt.

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Jan 2025: 8 DRG jawans & a driver killed in Bijapur IED blast. Since 2000: 2,722 security forces, 4,134 civilians, 5,001 Maoists dead, over 12,100 lives lost. This isn't a fading conflict; it's a bleeding stalemate.