While India composed a hostile rhetoric, Senator Faisal Vawda proposed that the government convenes a multi -party confab, involving the leadership of all political parties, including the PTI, to extinguish a national action plan and send a message to the international community that the whole political leadership is united.
India, in shock from the unleashing of Pahalgam who made 26 dead tourists, again pointed out Pakistan – a familiar refrain in the game of diplomatic blame which follows the disorders in the Himalayan valley carried out.
By turning on the microblogging X platform, Vawda stressed the need to conclude ranks, saying: “Pakistan comes first, everything else follows. We are united”. He urged the government to convene a multipartite meeting, involving the management of all political parties, including PTI. “This will show the world that political differences are insignificant with regard to Pakistan, and that the whole nation and its communities are behind the armed forces and resolved against any external threat,” he said.
The warning against any hostile actions based on disinformation, Vawda warned India that any movement rooted in “Lies and Deceit” would be encountered with a strong and potentially dangerous response, as has been the case in the past.
