Video: Owaisi UNMASKS Pakistan In Saudi Arabia; Accuses Pakistan of Foofling the Arabs.
Owaisi UNMASKS Pakistan in Saudi Arabia: "Arabs Getting Fooled," He Declares
In a powerful and unequivocal address in Saudi Arabia, AIMIM chief and Hyderabad MP Asaduddin Owaisi delivered a scathing critique of Pakistan, accusing it of spreading false propaganda and misleading the Arab and Muslim world about India. As part of an all-party Indian parliamentary delegation on a "mega outreach" mission, Owaisi's full speech has garnered significant attention for its directness and strong rebuttal of Islamabad's narrative.
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In a powerful and unequivocal address in Saudi Arabia, AIMIM chief and Hyderabad MP Asaduddin Owaisi delivered a scathing critique of Pakistan, accusing it of spreading false propaganda and misleading the Arab and Muslim world about India. As part of an all-party Indian parliamentary delegation on a "mega outreach" mission, Owaisi's full speech has garnered significant attention for its directness and strong rebuttal of Islamabad's narrative.
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Speaking during an interaction in Riyadh, Owaisi dismantled Pakistan's attempts to portray the India-Pakistan conflict as a religious one, emphasizing India's robust Muslim population. "It is most unfortunate that Pakistan gives out a wrong message to the Arab world and the Muslim world that they are a Muslim country and India is not. There are 240 million proud Indian Muslims living in India," he asserted. He further added that Indian Islamic scholars are "much better than any scholar in the world" and "can speak the best of the Arabic language."
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Owaisi directly challenged Pakistan's claims of being the sole representative of Islam in the region, stating, "This is Pakistan's false propaganda against India. The truth is, terrorism is the real problem."
He particularly focused on Pakistan's continued support for te**orism, urging for its re-inclusion on the Financial Action Task Force's (FATF) grey list to curb terror financing. Owaisi presented compelling evidence, including photographs of Pakistan's army chief Asim Munir reportedly shaking hands with a US-designated terrorist, Mohammad Ehsan. "These terror groups are prospering over there, they are being trained over there, and the whole task is to destabilize India to create Hindu-Muslim riots in India," he stated.
Recalling the 26/11 Mumbai te##or attacks, Owaisi highlighted Pakistan's inaction despite India providing substantial evidence. He underscored how it was only the pressure from FATF that compelled Pakistan to admit that a key accused, Sajid Mir, who they previously claimed was dead, was in fact alive. "Can you imagine the country which was saying he's dead, suddenly, he's alive?" Owaisi questioned, exposing what he called Pakistan's duplicity.
He also brought up Pakistan's economic woes and its reliance on aid, hinting that the substantial financial assistance it receives from Saudi Arabia and other countries is not being utilized for the welfare of its poor but is instead fueling its defense budget and te##or activities.
Owaisi's robust defense of India's stance and his direct unmasking of Pakistan's propaganda in a prominent Arab nation marks a significant diplomatic moment. His speech aimed to counter the misleading narratives perpetuated by Pakistan and to underscore India's commitment to regional peace and stability, provided Islamabad ceases its support for te##or groups. The "Arabs getting fooled" sentiment resonated as he effectively argued that Pakistan's narrative is a façade designed to manipulate international opinion.
He particularly focused on Pakistan's continued support for te**orism, urging for its re-inclusion on the Financial Action Task Force's (FATF) grey list to curb terror financing. Owaisi presented compelling evidence, including photographs of Pakistan's army chief Asim Munir reportedly shaking hands with a US-designated terrorist, Mohammad Ehsan. "These terror groups are prospering over there, they are being trained over there, and the whole task is to destabilize India to create Hindu-Muslim riots in India," he stated.
Recalling the 26/11 Mumbai te##or attacks, Owaisi highlighted Pakistan's inaction despite India providing substantial evidence. He underscored how it was only the pressure from FATF that compelled Pakistan to admit that a key accused, Sajid Mir, who they previously claimed was dead, was in fact alive. "Can you imagine the country which was saying he's dead, suddenly, he's alive?" Owaisi questioned, exposing what he called Pakistan's duplicity.
He also brought up Pakistan's economic woes and its reliance on aid, hinting that the substantial financial assistance it receives from Saudi Arabia and other countries is not being utilized for the welfare of its poor but is instead fueling its defense budget and te##or activities.
Owaisi's robust defense of India's stance and his direct unmasking of Pakistan's propaganda in a prominent Arab nation marks a significant diplomatic moment. His speech aimed to counter the misleading narratives perpetuated by Pakistan and to underscore India's commitment to regional peace and stability, provided Islamabad ceases its support for te##or groups. The "Arabs getting fooled" sentiment resonated as he effectively argued that Pakistan's narrative is a façade designed to manipulate international opinion.
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