We Will Strengthen the Establishment Together, Says President Asif Ali Zardari

MORO: President Asif Ali Zardari has said that all political forces must work together to strengthen the country’s establishment and ensure stability in Pakistan.

According to a statement shared on the official social media platform X, President Zardari addressed a public gathering at the residence of Sindh Interior Minister Zia-ul-Hassan Lanjar in Moro, Sindh. During the visit, he also interacted with local dignitaries and elected representatives of the area.

Addressing the gathering, President Zardari said the government aims to provide economic empowerment to the people and emphasized the importance of adopting modern technology in the agriculture sector to meet present-day challenges.

“We have to make people economically independent. The promotion and use of modern agricultural technology is essential according to the demands of the current era,” he said.

The president also criticized Indian policies toward Muslims, claiming that international media had failed to highlight the alleged atrocities committed against Muslims in India.

He stated that Pakistan had taught India “an unforgettable lesson” during a week-long conflict and claimed that India realized its mistake after Pakistani forces shot down Indian aircraft.

“When Indian jets were shot down, they came to their senses. We downed eight aircraft that had dropped bombs on innocent Pakistanis,” Zardari said while addressing party workers.

President Zardari further said that all stakeholders must unite for the country’s stability.

“We will all work together to strengthen the establishment, strengthen ourselves, and make the country stronger because running the country is the real challenge,” he added.

President Asif Ali Zardari addressed a public gathering in Moro, Sindh, at the residence of Sindh Home Minister Zia-ul-Hassan Lanjar. The President also interacted with local notables and elected members of the area. pic.twitter.com/a3zm0Wjqnv

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