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‘We will defeat India’: Pakistan PM says his ‘name not Shehbaz Sharif’ if they don’t surpass India

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'We will defeat India': Pakistan PM says his 'name not Shehbaz Sharif' if they don't surpass India
Shehbaz Sharif (screengrab from rally video)

Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s speech at a public rally has gone viral over ‘defeating India’ remarks while he was speaking on national challenges. Sharif pledged to outpace India in development initiatives.
After inaugurating several developmental projects at Dera Ghazi Khan, Sharif said, “If we don’t leave India behind, then my name is not Shehbaz Sharif. We will make Pakistan a great nation and surpass India.”
He further added, “I am Nawaz Sharif’s fan, his follower. Today, I swear on his blessed life that, till the day I have the energy and the will to do so, we will all work together to take Pakistan to greatness and defeat India.”
During his address, Sharif also emphasised that Pakistan’s advancement is impossible without tackling terrorism, despite the current economic stability. The PM, whilst addressing a public rally, stressed that development necessitates peace, and the federal government remains dedicated to ensuring balanced progress and prosperity across all regions, including south Punjab.
These remarks come a few weeks after the Pakistan PM had said that they wanted to resolve all issues, including Kashmir, with India through talks a while maintaining its unwavering moral, diplomatic and political support to the Kashmiri people .While addressing a special session of the Pakistan-occupied Kashmir legislative assembly in Muzaffarabad, Sharif had said, “We want all issues, including Kashmir, to be resolved through talks.”





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