ISLAMABAD [staff reporter ]
Governor of Sindh, Kamran Tessori, delivered a powerful address at the “Fatah Mubeen Seminar,” praising the Pakistani nation’s resilience and valor in the face of external threats. He declared May 10, 2025, as a defining moment in Pakistan’s history, marking it as a symbol of the nation’s unwavering spirit.
Speaking to a charged audience, Governor Tessori stated, “We did not witness the wars of 1965 and 1971, but we have responded to the enemy’s provocations with strength and unity. Pakistan was founded in the name of Allah, and no power can bring it to its knees in the darkness of night.”
Condemning India’s actions, he accused the Indian forces of targeting innocent children and religious places. “Despite this, we did not retaliate by harming temples or children — this is the true essence of our faith,” he emphasized.
He praised the armed forces for their professional excellence and sacrifice, highlighting that “Pakistani Shaheens embrace martyrdom and never abandon the battlefield.” Tessori criticized the international community’s silence on the suffering of Kashmiris and said, “Humanity is crying in occupied Kashmir, but the world remains a silent spectator.”
The Governor paid glowing tribute to Chief of Army Staff General Hafiz Asim Munir, describing him as a Quran-memorizing commander who led the nation on two fronts — against India and internal conspiracies. “After May 10, the regional balance of power has shifted in Pakistan’s favor,” he claimed.
He called on the nation to stay united for political stability and economic revival. “Let’s move beyond IMF dependence and work toward self-reliance,” he urged, adding that poverty eradication must become a national movement.
Tessori warned against negative propaganda on social media and stated that Pakistan’s armed forces have proven that the country’s defense is in safe and capable hands. He concluded with a call for unity: “Allah has given us another chance — let’s not waste it. It is time to stand together for a stronger Pakistan.”
