India plans to initiate military operations against Pakistan over the next 24 to 36 hours. Atta Tarar
The Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting, Attaullah Tarar, has stated that the next 24 to 36 hours are critical due to growing tensions between Pakistan and India, as credible intelligence sources indicate India’s intention to initiate a military strike on Pakistan.
In a statement issued late Tuesday night, Attaullah Tarar asserted that Pakistan possesses genuine evidence indicating India’s intention to execute military action against Pakistan within the next 24 to 36 hours, citing unfounded and fabricated charges of complicity in the Pahalgam event.
Attaullah Tarar stated that any military aggression by India would be met with a definitive and guaranteed response. The international community must recognize that the responsibility for the escalatory spiral and its subsequent consequences rests solely with India.
He stated that India must be cognizant of the repercussions of its imprudent actions and acknowledge that the Pakistani nation is prepared to defend its sovereignty and territorial integrity at any cost.
He asserted that India’s self-appointed, hubristic role as judge, juror, and executioner in the area is dangerous and categorically rejected. Pakistan has experienced terrorism firsthand and comprehends the anguish associated with this affliction. He stated that we have consistently denounced it in all its forms and expressions globally.
He stated that, as a responsible state, Pakistan generously proposed a credible, transparent, and impartial investigation conducted by a neutral commission of specialists to determine the facts.
Regrettably, instead of following a rational course, India seems to have chosen the perilous route of irrationality and confrontation, which will yield disastrous repercussions for the entire region and beyond, he stated.
Tarar asserted that the avoidance of genuine investigations constitutes adequate proof revealing India’s true intentions. It is regrettable and lamentable to allow strategic decision-making to be influenced by public opinions, which are often artificially amplified for political gain.
