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Lawmakers from both the government and opposition benches of the Senate declared on Monday that they stand united for the country’s security, vowing to give India a “crushing response” amid fresh accusations against Pakistan following the Pahalgam incident.
During a session chaired by Deputy Chairman Senate Syedaal Khan, senators fiercely rejected India’s claims, describing them as habitual and politically motivated fabrications. They accused Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi of exploiting tensions for political gains ahead of elections.
Barrister Ali Zafar, addressing the House, said that the extremist Modi government had maliciously blamed Pakistan once again. He warned Modi that “the world is not foolish” and that the BJP leadership is trying to reap political dividends through war-mongering. Zafar stressed that India’s real intent was to undermine the Indus Waters Treaty — a move he termed as an act of war.
“India has repeatedly violated the Indus Waters Treaty. Unilaterally suspending it would be illegal, and any attempt to block Pakistan’s water supply will be considered an open declaration of war,” he warned.
Senator Faisal Vawda echoed strong sentiments, asserting that Pakistan would “pulverise” India if provoked. He emphasised the need for a united political front, suggesting that an all-parties conference be convened. “If war erupts,...
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