Pakistan will never compromise on Kashmir: General Asim Munir's stern warning to India

Pakistan's Army Chief, General Syed Asim Munir, has once again issued a strong warning to India, asserting that Pakistan will never compromise on Kashmir. He further emphasized that no agreement or resolution on Kashmir is possible.

Speaking at the "Hilal Talks" event in Rawalpindi on Thursday, which was attended by vice-chancellors, principals, and professors from various universities, General Munir stated, "India must understand that Kashmir will never be removed from Pakistan's priorities. There is no possibility of any agreement on Kashmir, and we will never forget this issue."

The Army Chief added that Kashmir is not a bilateral matter, but an international issue, and despite decades of efforts, India has failed to suppress it. He also pointed out that the increase in internal terrorism in India is due to the country's own policies, particularly the oppression of Muslims and other minorities.

Addressing the security situation in Balochistan, General Munir remarked that the insurgents in the region are not representatives of the Baloch people, but instead "proxy agents" supported by India. He made it clear that the Baloch people do not have any ties with these militants, who are working in India's interest. "No anti-state narrative will be allowed to survive," he stated.

On the water dispute with India, General Munir highlighted that India's unilateral control over shared water resources is infringing on the rights of over 240 million Pakistanis. He referred to this as Pakistan's "red line" and declared that Pakistan will never back down from its right to water.