Referring to Maarka e Haq, Prime Minister Shehbaz said India had already suffered a humiliating defeat and was now trying to cover its embarrassment by spreading terrorism through proxy groups. He warned that lasting peace in the region would remain out of reach as long as India continued what he called its ‘dirty designs.’

Speaking on Kashmir and Palestine, the Prime Minister reaffirmed Pakistan’s unwavering and principled stance. He said the solution to the Kashmir dispute lies clearly in United Nations resolutions, adding that India now has no option left except to grant Kashmiris their right to freedom and self-determination.

‘The blood of innocent Kashmiris will not go in vain,’ the Prime Minister said, expressing confidence that justice would ultimately prevail. He added that Pakistan would continue to expose India’s false narrative on every diplomatic and international forum. While stressing that Pakistan desires peace, he made it clear that peace can only survive on the foundations of equality and justice.

In a significant relief measure, Prime Minister Shehbaz announced an increase in the monthly stipend for Kashmiri refugees from Rs 3,000 to Rs 6,000. He also directed the release of special endowment funds for talented students of Azad Kashmir, calling education a long-term investment in the future.

The Prime Minister expressed deep sorrow over the passing of Barrister Sultan Mahmood and said the entire Pakistani nation stands with its Kashmiri brothers and sisters ‘like a solid rock.’ He concluded by saying that Maarka e Haq has breathed new life into the Kashmir cause, and no power can now silence this struggle.