Senior Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) leader and Prime Minister’s adviser Rana Sanaullah Khan has declared that the nation’s stance is clear: terrorism will no longer be tolerated.
Speaking to the media after Eidul Fitr prayers in Faisalabad, Sanaullah emphasised that the only solution to terrorism is military operations.
He stated that the forces behind terrorism, including agents of India and Afghanistan’s RAW, would continue to face strong action, Express News reported.
“We are celebrating Eid thanks to the sacrifices of our martyrs. These martyrs and their families are our benefactors, and our nation’s existence is owed to their sacrifices,” said Sanaullah. He also noted that any attack on innocent civilians would not be tolerated, and sympathizers of terrorists would also face consequences.
The adviser added that the world now recognises that Pakistan has overcome its economic crisis. He highlighted reports from major institutions that indicate an improvement in the country’s economic situation, with inflation decreasing and the common people’s conditions improving.
Sanaullah also touched upon the Punjab government’s plans to alleviate the common man’s difficulties, mentioning that all relief measures are aimed at providing comfort to citizens. He criticised political opponents who created divisions and spread hatred, predicting that they would face a bleak future.
He also noted the end of the crisis caused by the 2018 project, stating that the Lahore-Multan motorway through Satyana Road, a project worth Rs10 billion, would be completed this year.
Additionally, the metro, IT city, and other infrastructure projects would soon be completed.
On the issue of terrorism, Sanaullah reaffirmed that only military action could address this threat.
He reiterated that Pakistan would take action against the terrorism backed by foreign elements and agents.
However, he also expressed a willingness to engage in dialogue with those who respect the country’s constitution, provided they do not support terrorism.
Sanaullah remarked on the absence of PTI representatives at the National Security Committee meeting and expressed openness to discussions with media outlets. He also emphasised that the government was ready to amend laws if necessary to address the issues raised.
Finally, the minister concluded that the solution to social media abuse, which harms people’s lives, lies in the implementation of the PECA Act.
