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Ali Anwar

Armed Forces and India’s Malicious Ambitions

Published on: May 10, 2026 1:59 AM

May 10, 2026 by Ali Anwar

The Battle of Truth in 2025 became a historic chapter that not only altered the balance of power in South Asia but also sent a clear message to the world that Pakistan would never compromise on its freedom, security, and sovereignty.

On the completion of one year of the Battle of Truth, Director General ISPR Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry once again conveyed a clear message to India that Pakistan is fully prepared to respond to any act of aggression. Confidence, truthfulness, military insight, and national dignity were clearly reflected in his words. It was not merely a military briefing; rather, it was a firm warning to the enemy that Pakistan remains strong, united, and fully prepared to confront every threat. The DG ISPR rightly stated that Pakistan defeated an enemy five times larger than itself. Indeed, India had long been proud of its military size, weaponry, and defence budget, but the Battle of Truth shattered this arrogance into dust. India believed it could pressure Pakistan through modern technology, a massive army, and international lobbying, but it failed to realise that all its strategies would collapse before the faith, military expertise, and national unity of the Pakistani nation. Pakistan’s armed forces not only succeed on conventional battlefields; they also demonstrated superiority in modern multi-domain warfare. On land, in the air, at sea, and in cyberspace, Pakistan delivered a response that India is likely to remember for centuries. The falcons of the Pakistan Air Force astonished the world by targeting India’s most advanced fighter aircraft. The destruction of Rafale jets was not merely a military setback for India but also a psychological defeat. The world witnessed that wars are not won by expensive weapons alone, but by skill, determination, and effective strategy.

Even the enemy must now accept the fact that Pakistan is not merely the name of geographical borders; it is an ideology, a passion, and an unconquerable force.

Under the leadership of Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, the Pakistan Army displayed remarkable professionalism, courage, and determination worthy of immense praise. Under his command, Pakistan’s armed forces emerged as an unconquerable power that crushed every hostile ambition of the enemy. Field Marshal Asim Munir reassured the entire nation that Pakistan’s defence is in safe hands and that anyone casting an evil eye toward Pakistan would face a severe response. His leadership has infused a new spirit into the armed forces.

India has consistently attempted to link Pakistan with terrorism at the international level. For this purpose, it created various false-flag operations and fabricated narratives. The Pahalgam incident was another link in this chain. Surprisingly, Pakistan was blamed within minutes of the incident, and an FIR was immediately registered. This clearly indicated that India was acting according to a pre-planned script. If India truly possessed evidence, why has it failed to present it before the world even after a year?

The DG ISPR correctly stated that India’s drama regarding terrorism has now been buried forever. The reality is that the world is increasingly recognising India’s true face. Serious human rights violations in occupied Kashmir, oppression of minorities, Hindutva extremism, and India’s destabilising policies in the region are no longer hidden from anyone. India itself has been accused of sponsoring terrorism, and evidence has surfaced regarding the involvement of Indian intelligence agencies in several terrorist attacks inside Pakistan. Pakistan has always spoken of peace, while India has repeatedly chosen aggression, intimidation, and threats. The Battle of Truth proved that Pakistan is peace-loving, but certainly not weak.

If the enemy attempts any new misadventure, it will receive an even harsher response. Pakistan’s armed forces have made it clear to the world that protecting the homeland is not merely a profession for them, but a matter of faith, honour, and national dignity. Similarly, Pakistan demonstrated exceptional capabilities in cyber warfare by effectively exposing the enemy’s propaganda networks and false narratives. This was a modern war where not only weapons but also information, technology, and intelligence played vital roles, and Pakistan proved its superiority in every arena.

Pakistan’s greatest strength is the bond of trust between its people and its armed forces. During the war, the entire nation stood firmly beside the military. Young people responded to enemy propaganda on social media, the public raised its voice in support of the armed forces, and every eye prayed for the success of the military. This unity makes Pakistan invincible. The enemy constantly attempts to create divisions within Pakistan, yet in every difficult moment, the nation emerges even more united.

India’s malicious ambitions are not limited to Pakistan alone. There is no doubt that the Hindutva ideology has become a threat to peace throughout the region. Hate-driven policies against minorities, especially Muslims, have deeply divided Indian society. War hysteria, misleading media propaganda, and the desire for regional dominance continue to push India down a dangerous path. However, Pakistan has made it clear that the balance of power in South Asia cannot become one-sided. The Battle of Truth also established another reality: Pakistan’s armed forces are not merely a defensive institution but also the centre of the nation’s hope and confidence. Even one year later, the echoes of this battle can still be heard. The enemy has received a clear message that anyone casting an evil eye on Pakistan will always fail. Pakistan’s military is a strong, organised, and modern force capable of confronting every kind of threat. No power in the world can force Pakistan into submission because this nation is built upon faith, sacrifice, and unity.

Even the enemy must now accept the fact that Pakistan is not merely the name of geographical borders; it is an ideology, a passion, and an unconquerable force.

The entire nation salutes its martyrs, war heroes, and armed forces who considered the defence of the homeland their sacred duty. The Battle of Truth was not merely a war. It was a shining chapter in Pakistan’s military history that demonstrated to the world that anyone challenging Pakistan’s security would face a humiliating defeat. Pakistan has always desired peace, but if war is imposed upon it, the enemy will be defeated in a manner that history will remember forever.

The writer is an old Aitchisonian who believes in freedom of expression, a freelance columnist, entrepreneur and social activist.

Filed Under: Op-Ed Tagged With: Ambitions, Armed Forces, India, malicious

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