When will Pakistan improve? Speaker of Punjab province joined the terrorists' rally, said- we have taken revenge for 1971:

News Topical, Digital Desk : After Operation Sindoor by India, the difference between leaders and terrorists in Pakistan seems to be ending. Pakistan is not stopping its activities. A shocking example of this was seen recently. Pakistan's Punjab Assembly Speaker Malik Ahmed Khan was seen on the stage at a rally with Lashkar-e-Taiba deputy chief Saifullah Kasuri and Talha Saeed, son of terrorist organisation leader Hafiz Saeed.

Pak declared terrorist Kasuri innocent

Speaker Malik Ahmad Khan defended Saifullah Kasuri. When journalists asked Malik Ahmad Khan about his presence at the rally, he said that Kasuri should not be held guilty without a proper investigation. He also said that he has a personal connection with Kasur city, so he attended the rally.

Lashkar terrorist claims revenge for 1971

At the rally, Lashkar's deputy chief Saifullah Kasuri said, 'On May 10, we took revenge for 1971.' US-designated terrorists Saifullah Kasuri and Majammil Hashmi said that they have avenged Bangladesh's defeat.

Talha Saeed and Kasuri's presence at the rally came days after India's Operation Sindoor, celebrating revenge by LeT militants for Pakistan's defeat in the 1971 war.

Hate speeches given at the rally

At a rally in Gujranwala on May 28, Muzammil Hashmi and others made hateful comments targeting Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Modi, your missiles do not scare our children. Why will your bullets scare us?'