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Army Chief General Syed Asim Munir Emphasizes Unity and Anti-Corruption in Address to Ulama and Mashaikh Conference
Army Chief General Syed Asim Munir calls for unity, anti-corruption efforts, and respect for Pakistan’s values in his powerful address to the Ulama and Mashaikh Conference. ‘Pakistan is built to last,’ he asserts, emphasizing the importance of standing together for our nation.
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by News Desk
2024-08-08
Army Chief General Syed Asim Munir Emphasizes Unity and Anti-Corruption in Address to Ulama and Mashaikh Conference

In a powerful address at the Ulama and Mashaikh Conference in Islamabad, Chief of Army Staff General Syed Asim Munir called for a unified stance against corruption and extremism, and underscored the importance of respecting Pakistan’s constitutional and Shariat principles. The conference brought together religious scholars and leaders to discuss critical national issues.
General Munir challenged those who had previously claimed that the two-nation ideology was undermined, questioning their current stance. He reaffirmed that individuals not adhering to Shariat and the Constitution are not considered true Pakistanis. He emphasized that corruption, regarded as the greatest crime in the eyes of Allah, is being actively tackled by the Pakistan Army as part of its commitment to uphold divine and national principles.
The Army Chief highlighted the role of criminals and smugglers in supporting mafia terrorism and spreading chaos through social media. He firmly stated that any attempt to create unrest in Pakistan would be met with resolute opposition. Reflecting on global conflicts, General Munir pointed to the situations in Iraq, Syria, and Libya to illustrate the significance of a stable state.
Addressing the issue of extremism, General Munir called for moderation and tolerance, urging scholars to foster unity rather than discrimination. He lamented the ongoing atrocities in Palestine and Gaza, drawing a lesson for Pakistan to protect and strengthen itself amidst such global challenges.
The Army Chief also expressed gratitude for the sacrifices made by the Pakhtun community and the people of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa in the fight against terrorism. He assured that peaceful protests are acceptable, but must be conducted in a manner that upholds national security.
In closing, General Munir reaffirmed that no external force could harm Pakistan, stressing that the country’s resilience is built on the sacrifices of countless individuals dedicated to its enduring stability and integrity.
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