Owaisi Targets Pakistan's Army Chief Asim Munir, Calls Fake Chinese Drill Photo a False Claim of Operation Against India; Labels Pakistani Leaders 'Foolish Jokers'.
New Delhi: AIMIM chief and Hyderabad MP Asaduddin Owaisi has ridiculed Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Army Chief Asim Munir, calling them "foolish jokers." Owaisi sharply criticized Pakistan for presenting a fake image of its operation 'Bunyan al-Marsoos' against India at a high-level event. The image, actually a photograph of a 2019 Chinese military drill, has raised serious questions about Pakistan's seriousness and credibility.
Exposure of Pakistan's Fake Image
Recently, Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Army Chief Asim Munir showcased an image of Operation 'Bunyan al-Marsoos,' launched in response to India's Operation Sindhur, at an event. However, this image was inaccurate. It was actually a photograph of a 2019 Chinese military drill, presented by Pakistan as a victory over India. Former President Asif Ali Zardari, Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar, and several top military and political officials were present at this event.
Responding to this incident, Owaisi stated, "Pakistan shouldn't be taken seriously. They can't even present a correct picture. Even imitation requires intelligence, and these incompetent people lack it." He further added that this was merely a facade, an attempt by Pakistan to salvage its reputation.
Owaisi's Sharp Rebuke of Pakistan
While interacting with the Indian community in Kuwait, Owaisi stated that these "foolish jokers" in Pakistan aspire to confront India, but their efforts are laughable as they cannot even present a genuine image. He said, "They presented a photo of a 2019 Chinese military drill as a victory over India; even imitation requires thought."
Owaisi's remarks clearly indicate his dismissal of Pakistan's military maneuvers and political tactics as mere theatrics. He argues that these actions damage Pakistan's own credibility.
Criticism of Pakistani Leaders Following Jammu and Kashmir Terrorist Attack
Since the terrorist attack in Pehalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, on April 22nd, Owaisi has leveled b criticism against Pakistani leaders. He has repeatedly asserted that Pakistan fuels terrorism in India and shows no signs of change. Owaisi urged Pakistan to cease supporting terrorists and focus on improving its own national security.
This is not the first instance of Pakistan disseminating false and misleading information about its military activities against India. In May, Pakistan's Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar used a fabricated image of a British newspaper article praising the country's air force, which was later exposed.
