Even After Operation Sindoor, Pakistan Unrepentant: Ministers Seen Embracing Lashkar Terrorists on Public Stage

International News: Pakistan's government is openly supporting the terrorists who have been poisoned against India-another example of this came on May 28, when the ministers of the government were seen sharing the stage with terrorists at the Yom-e-Takbir rally held in the Kasur district of the Punjab province of Pakistan.

Photos and videos of this rally are becoming increasingly viral on social media, in which Pakistan Food Minister Malik Rashid Ahmed Khan and Punjab Assembly Speaker Malik Muhammad Ahmed Khan can be seen with Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorists. Notorious terrorists like Saifullah Kasuri, Talha Saeed (Hafiz Saeed), and Aamir Hamza were present on the stage. All these terrorists have been openly making anti-India statements.

Welcoming, support and honor of terrorists

During the rally, Pakistani ministers not only embraced these terrorists but also gave speeches in their support. Food Minister Malik Rashid even said that "24 crore people of Pakistan are standing with people like Hafiz Saeed and Saifullah Kasuri." Apart from this, he announced that the government will give a job to the brother of the slain Lashkar terrorist Mudasir.

Who is Saifullah Kasuri?

Saifullah Kasuri is the same terrorist who is the main accused in the Pahalgam terror attack. 26 innocent citizens were killed in this attack. He remained missing for a long time after the attack, and now he gave a 24-minute-long speech at the Kasur rally. In his speech, he said, "I was accused of the Pahalgam attack on me, but now my name is famous all over the world."

According to intelligence reports, it was sheltered by Pakistan's intelligence agency ISI in Bahawalpur.

Pakistan exposed again on international stage 

Photos and videos related to this rally have now become headlines in international media. Security experts say that there is evidence that there is a deep alliance between the government of Pakistan and terrorist organizations. Although at the end of the rally, the security forces asked the media to stop the recording, by then it was too late.

India has been accusing Pakistan of sheltering and supporting terrorists for a long time. Now these latest incidents have once again strengthened these allegations.