Nirendra Modi confession of helping Mukti Bahini amounts to admitting terrorism: Ch Zaheeruddin

Ch Zaheer uddin

Lahore: Pakistan Muslim League (PML) Punjab General Secretary and former opposition leader in the Punjab Assembly Ch Zaheeruddin Khan has said that at last India has confessed it had conspired breaking of Pakistan, the Indian Prime Minister’s admitting of breaking of an independent sovereign country is admission of committing violation of international laws, United Nations should inquire into the matter and Pakistan Govt should raise this issue in the Security Council in the light of confessing statement of Nirendra Modi.

He said after end of hatching conspiracies against Pakistan in Afghanistan, the Indian Govt is playing the drama of love affair with Bangladesh to overcome its embarrassment.

He expressed these views while talking to party office-bearers, wings presidents and journalists at the Muslim League House here today.

Ch Zaheeruddin said that Haseena Wajid should not become party to Indian conspiracies under timely influence, people of Pakistan even today have great respect for the great leaders and people of Bangladesh for parting ways with India and jointly struggling and getting rid of hindu and British usurpers and the people of Pakistan have always been praying for the people of Bangladesh. He said that people of Pakistan want that both countries should brush aside the bitter events of 1971 and look for ways for common cooperation and struggle for progress and prosperity, India never had and will never have sympathy for Bangladesh, these snakes will harm Bangladesh whenever they get opportunity treating them as the Muslims, Haseena Wajid is playing with fire, she should better work for better and prosperity of Bangladesh instead of becoming Indian puppet.

He condemned in very strong words terroristic statement of Nirendra Modi of conspiring breaking of Pakistan and fighting alongside mukti bahini and said it has now been proved that the Indian politician role has been like that of terrorists from the very first day.