WEBDESK: Pakistan has proven itself as a responsible and wise nation on the diplomatic front. In contrast, Indian propaganda fails again as Pakistan earns important positions and international support.
After the recent Pahalgam incident, India made baseless accusations and aggressive statements against Pakistan. However, Pakistan responded calmly, showing itself as a mature and peaceful country. While Indian propaganda fails to mislead the global community, Pakistan’s measured response and clear evidence gained appreciation worldwide.
India has also faced embarrassment after proof came forward about its involvement in sponsoring terrorism in countries like Pakistan, the USA, and Canada. Despite India’s loud statements, it failed to convince the world. Instead, Indian propaganda fails once more as Pakistan’s smart and active diplomacy draws the world’s attention.
Pakistan’s growing importance is clear from its recent success at the United Nations. The UN has given Pakistan several key responsibilities. These include leading the Taliban Sanctions Committee, becoming Vice Chair of the Counter-Terrorism Committee, and co-chairing two vital working groups. These positions show the global community’s trust in Pakistan’s efforts for peace and stability.
At the same time, Pakistan’s international allies like China, Turkey, and Azerbaijan have openly supported its stance. Through facts, evidence, and diplomatic talks, Pakistan proved its point while Indian propaganda fails to gain any serious attention.
Not only on the diplomatic front, but Pakistan is also making progress economically. In the past month, talks of $1 billion from the IMF, $800 million from the Asian Development Bank, and a possible $40 billion package from the World Bank show Pakistan’s growing position as a trusted financial partner.
Meanwhile, Indian Prime Minister Modi’s recent trips were mostly full of slogans and public rallies, with no serious diplomatic results. India’s absence from important meetings like the G7 clearly shows how Indian propaganda fails to hide the country’s diplomatic setbacks.
Pakistan’s recent achievements are not temporary but part of a long-term, wise strategy. It has proved that leadership is built with actions, not just words. In this new world order, Indian propaganda fails as Pakistan rises as a symbol of peace, wisdom, and steady progress.
