Rawalpindi: (Parliament Times) On the occasion of Independence Day of Pakistan, a grand gathering is organized by Tehreek-e-Jawanan-e-Pakistan (TJP) at Chah Sultan Chowk in which a large number of people besides district activists participated. Abdullah Gul chairman Tehreek-e-Jawanan-e-Pakistan participated as a chief guest. Addressing the gathering, Khan Muhammad Khan, President North Punjab of TJP, said that our forefather have made great sacrifices for the liberation of this country. Who sacrificed body, mind, money, wife, children, brothers and sisters, loved ones and relatives for Pakistan? Today we should not spare a single minute to this country while appreciating their sacrifices. Abdullah Gul said, “Thank God, green and vast fields are spitting gold. We also see that we have all kinds of freedom and all kinds of goods, luxuries and adornments, but we must know that this These include Sultan Tipu’s blood, Sir Syed’s vision binoculars, Allama Iqbal’s thoughts, Quaid-e-Azam’s constant struggle and the day and night content of other dignitaries. They all had one goal and that was to “achieve a free and independent Islamic state.” Where we can live according to the principles of Islam but unfortunately our government is trying to make it a secular country by building temples and gurdwaras which is not acceptable to the people at all. He said that poor people are being exploited today and cheap justice is not available to the poor people who come and go with full pockets. He said that despite the sacrifices of millions of lives, we did not value Pakistan and in 1971 we lost an east arm. He said that there are resolutions in the UN for the Kashmir referendum, but human rights activists remain silent spectators. We have to get Kashmir by force, for which we have to cross the Line of Control anyway. “For that, we have to be united at every level,” he said. After 73 years, our government has included only Kashmir and Junagadh in the map. It would have been nice if India was at war with China in the Gilwan valley and on the other hand was dealing with the border dispute with Nepal and Bangladesh has also flagged it off. It was a rare opportunity for Pakistan to take Kashmir. If we had crossed the Line of Control a little bit, Srinagar would have been in our hands and without Srinagar getting our independence is not completed. Today we have to realize our mistakes and move towards the goal of development. Instead of relying on others, we have to stand on our own feet. We have to correct the mistakes we have made in the past so that we to be able to compete with equality
