Islamabad( The COW News Digital)Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has launched a scathing verbal attack on Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, accusing him of arrogance, human rights violations, and political downfall, while also referencing Donald Trump’s repeated claims of mediating to prevent a full-scale war between India and Pakistan.
Speaking to the media on the occasion of Kashmir Exploitation Day, Asif declared that Modi is now reaping the consequences of his past actions, particularly in Gujarat and Kashmir, and that his pride has been crushed. “Modi’s arrogance has turned into dust,” he remarked. “From Gujarat to Kashmir, the trail of Muslim blood is still fresh, and the price for those atrocities is yet to be fully paid.”
Asif further emphasized that Modi lacks the courage to challenge former U.S. President Donald Trump, who has publicly claimed over 30 times that he helped prevent a war between India and Pakistan during his tenure. “Trump’s statements are rooted in truth, and Modi has never dared to contradict him,” he said.
He also noted that Modi’s reputation is in freefall, particularly after the Lok Sabha elections, where opposition parties are consistently targeting him. “Every day, the opposition sprinkles salt on Modi’s wounds in parliament,” Asif added.
The minister praised Pakistan’s moral and diplomatic victories, stating that Pakistan has been vindicated on every front, especially in exposing India’s human rights violations in Kashmir. “The true face of India is no longer hidden from the world,” he declared. “The international community is now taking serious notice of the brutalities inflicted on the people of occupied Kashmir.”
Referring to the deteriorating situation in Indian-administered Kashmir, Asif aligned his remarks with the armed forces’ strong support for the Kashmiri people, as reiterated in ISPR’s earlier statement. He concluded by warning that Modi will one day be held accountable for his actions, both by the Indian people and the global community.
As the sixth anniversary of the revocation of Article 370 is observed, Pakistan continues to voice its unwavering support for the Kashmiri cause, amid renewed calls for justice and international intervention.
