‘May 28 a memorable day in history of Pakistan’

Rawalpindi : May 28th is a memorable day in Pakistan’s history. On this day, Pakistan responded to India with a befitting reply by conducting nuclear explosions, making the country invincible.

Islamic countries need to unite to protect their faith and Muslims, which is in the best interest of all, says a press release.

Chairman ‘Tahreek-e-Difa-e-Pakistan’, Zahid Bukhari, while addressing a gathering on the occasion of ‘Youm-e-Takbir’ (May 28th), said that this day is a memorable day in Pakistan’s history. On this day, Pakistan responded to India with a befitting reply by conducting nuclear explosions, making the country invincible and becoming the first nuclear power in the Islamic world.

He praised the late Dr. Abdul Qadeer Khan, the creator of the atomic bomb, saying that his contribution to Pakistan and the Islamic world would be remembered forever. Zahid Bukhari emphasized that unfortunately, Islamic countries are not united, which allows anti-Islamic forces to oppress Muslims. The world and Islamic countries remain silent on atrocities in Palestine.

He warned that if Islamic countries continue to remain silent, it would embolden the infidels and lead to more oppression of Muslims. Zahid Bukhari expressed pride in Pakistan’s atomic bomb and its armed forces, which have defended the country’s borders and responded bravely to Indian aggression on May 9th and 10th.

He concluded that Pakistan has become invincible, and anyone who dares to attack it will be taught a lesson that will be remembered for generations to come.