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All acts of terrorism are driven by India’s negative mindset and resources, says DG ISPR

All acts of terrorism are driven by India’s negative mindset and resources, says DG ISPR

Director General Inter-Services Public Relations (DG ISPR) Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry has said that India’s negative mindset and resources are behind all acts of terrorism in Pakistan. He added that the Pakistan Army has the full capability to defeat this proxy war.

He expressed these views while meeting a delegation of the Council of Pakistan Newspaper Editors (CPNE), led by Kazim Khan.

DG ISPR stated that attempts to spread hopelessness in Balochistan through propaganda will never succeed. He said the patriotic people of Balochistan are well aware of the conspiracies of anti-state elements and their foreign masters.

Highlighting the role of youth, he said that the positive thinking of Pakistan’s young generation is a strong sign of the country’s bright future.

He also appreciated the responsible role of Pakistani media, saying that during critical times, the media not only showed professionalism but also gave an effective response to Indian propaganda.

The CPNE delegation praised the Pakistan Army for its outstanding performance during recent operations, calling it a result of the unity between the people, government, and security institutions.

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