Summary
- Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif has criticized certain groups in Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK), saying that a few misguided individuals appear to be pursuing a particular agenda that does not align with the interests of the state.
- The defence minister said that any dialogue or engagement on national issues must begin with a clear commitment to the state and adherence to constitutional principles.
- His remarks come amid ongoing debates and political developments in Azad Kashmir, where issues related to governance, rights, and public concerns have sparked discussions among various groups and stakeholders.
Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif has criticized certain groups in Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK), saying that a few misguided individuals appear to be pursuing a particular agenda that does not align with the interests of the state.
In a recent statement, Asif stressed the importance of understanding and respecting the Constitution of Pakistan. He specifically referred to Article 5, which requires every citizen to remain loyal to the state and uphold the Constitution and the law.
The defence minister said that any dialogue or engagement on national issues must begin with a clear commitment to the state and adherence to constitutional principles. He emphasized that loyalty to the country forms the foundation of meaningful discussions and constructive political participation.
His remarks come amid ongoing debates and political developments in Azad Kashmir, where issues related to governance, rights, and public concerns have sparked discussions among various groups and stakeholders.
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