Umar Rehman Malik acknowledges Bilawal Bhutto’s brilliance
Abdullah Jan
Islamabad: Pakistan People’S Party (PPP) Leader Umar Rehman Malik This Week Acknowledged The Brilliance Of PPP Chief Bilawal Bhutto Zardari During His Recent Interview With Senior Indian Journalist Karan Thapar.
“A Powerful And Composed Conversation. Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari’S Interview With Senior Indian Journalist Karan Thapar Is A Must Watch. Calm, Clear, And Confident, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari Held His Ground With Remarkable Poise Even As The Host Grew Increasingly Combative,” Umar Rehman Malik Said In A Statement.
He Added: “In A Striking Moment, Thapar Admitted It Was “Very Quarrelsome… From My Side.” An Exemplary Display Of Political Clarity And Statesmanship.”
Earlier, In The Interview, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari Said The Indian Public Was “Lied To” By New Delhi About Pakistan’S Alleged Involvement In The Pahalgam Attack In Occupied Kashmir.
The Statement Came Amid Tensions Between The Two Nuclear-Armed Countries In The Wake Of Their Recent Military Confrontation, Sparked By New Delhi’S Baseless Allegations Against Islamabad Over The Pahalgam Attack.
The PPP Chief Said That Had Pakistan Been Involved In The Attack, Evidence Would Have Surfaced And The Perpetrators Identified.
This Is The First Interview Given By A Pakistani Representative To Indian Media Since The Military Escalation.
“As Far As The Pahalgam Terrorist Attack Is Concerned, Pakistan Has Been Willing To Be Part Of An Impartial International Investigation; Your Government Refused That,” Bilawal Said.
Notably, Bilawal Led A Delegation To Present Pakistan’S Case Across The Globe In The Wake Of The Confrontation.
“To This Day, The Indian Government Has Not Shared With Pakistan, With The International Community, With The Indian Public … Who Exactly Are These Individuals That Were Involved In This Terrorist Attack That Are From Pakistan?”
When Pressed On The Issue, Bilawal Said That If Pakistan Was Truly Involved, The International Community Would Endorse India’S Perspective.
“It’S Very Uncomfortable For You That I Point Out The Truth To The Indian Public, That They Have Been Lied To … That Pakistan Was Involved In This Attack When We Were Not,” He Asserted.
“The Government Has Been Unable To Provide The Evidence. That’S Why During This War, The Indian Media And The Indian Government Launched A Campaign Of Disinformation To Continue To Bamboozle The People Of India,” He Added.
