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India Rebukes Pakistan Army Chief's Kashmir 'Jugular Vein' Claim

General Asim Munir's remarks on Kashmir and the two-nation theory prompt a strong diplomatic response from India, reiterating Kashmir's status as an integral part of India.

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Why Pakistan army chief’s anti-Hindu rant deserves a stern response from India
BJP politician Kavinder Gupta criticised Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir for his two-nation theory views, claiming that the top army commander of the bordering nation appears to be a idle person.

Overview

  • Pakistan Army Chief General Asim Munir described Kashmir as Pakistan's 'jugular vein' and pledged unwavering support for Kashmiri separatists.
  • Munir defended the two-nation theory, emphasizing ideological and cultural differences between Hindus and Muslims as the foundation of Pakistan's creation.
  • India's Ministry of External Affairs dismissed Munir's statements, asserting that Jammu and Kashmir is a Union Territory of India and demanding Pakistan vacate illegally occupied territories.
  • Indian officials highlighted Pakistan's reputation as a global terrorism hub, stating that it cannot be erased despite efforts to shift narratives.
  • The contentious remarks come as Pakistan faces internal security challenges, including a renewed focus on combating separatist movements in Balochistan.