Rana Sanaullah calls for political tolerance, national unity to strengthen Pakistan
“Prime Minister’s Adviser Rana Sanaullah has called for greater political tolerance, patience and mutual respect, saying national unity is essential for Pakistan’s strength, stability and sovereignty. A…”
Addressing a conference in Lahore on Sunday, Sanaullah said Pakistan was established on August 14, 1947, after a prolonged struggle and immense sacrifices by its founding generations. He stressed that the entire nation must play its role in safeguarding and strengthening the country.
Recalling Pakistan’s nuclear tests in May 1998, he said the country demonstrated its defence capabilities by conducting six successful explosions in response to India’s five nuclear tests. Also Read:Political consensus on new provinces in the making: Khawaja Asif.
He said then-US president Bill Clinton repeatedly contacted Pakistan to discourage the tests, but former prime minister Nawaz Sharif prioritised national sovereignty, dignity and security. Sanaullah described Pakistan’s emergence as a nuclear power as a historic milestone for national defence.
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He also accused India of supporting terrorism in Pakistan through Afghanistan, warning that the country was fully capable of defending its sovereignty. Referring to the Marka-e-Haq, he said the achievement had strengthened national pride. He urged political forces to promote unity and tolerance to ensure Pakistan’s progress and stability.
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