Kotli ; “In accordance with the special directives of the Prime Minister of Pakistan and the Chief of Army Staff, Federal Minister for Health Mustafa Kamal visited DHQ Hospital Kotli, where he condemned Indian aggression and highlighted the nation’s unprecedented unity.”
Federal Minister for Health, Mr. Mustafa Kamal, while speaking to media representatives outside the District Headquarters Hospital Kotli, delivered a powerful message of national unity, resilience, and defiance in the face of Indian aggression. Mustafa Kamal told the media that his visit comes in the light of special directives of the Prime Minister of Pakistan and the Chief of Army Staff.
Federal Minister for Health, Mr. Mustafa Kamal during his visit, he met with Deputy Commissioner of District Kotli, Major (Retd.) Nasir Rafiq, who warmly received the Minister. Also present at the meeting was Brigade Commander Brigadier Samiullah.
The Minister visited the District Headquarters Hospital Kotli, where he inquired about the health of civilians injured due to unprovoked Indian shelling. Among the injured was a child whose brother was martyred in the attack. “May God grant the bereaved family patience and strength,” he said. Minister Kamal assured that all victims would receive the best possible medical care, completely free of charge. “The government stands shoulder to shoulder with its wounded citizens,” he emphasized.
“India, which dreamt of Pakistan’s internal collapse, is now grappling with chaos within its own borders,” the Minister stated. He criticized Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, saying, “Modi believed he could become the ‘Israel’ of this region. Instead, his actions have only unified Pakistan.”
Minister Kamal acknowledged that the recent hostilities and provocations from India had led to a remarkable transformation within the Pakistani nation. “Thank you, India — your aggression has brought us together,” he said. “Pakistan today is entirely different from what it was twenty days ago. Our people stand shoulder to shoulder with their Armed Forces, like a wall of steel.”
He emphasized that ethnic, linguistic, and sectarian differences had been set aside as the nation united to defend its sovereignty. “Allah has granted us the strength to shatter the arrogance of our enemy,” Kamal added, noting that even the global community has recognized Pakistan’s strength and resolve.
Despite India’s military and economic advantages both estimated to be eight times greater — Minister Kamal stated that India had suffered a humiliating defeat. “Our Air Force, Navy, and Armed Forces have delivered a fitting response to the enemy,” he declared.
The Minister urged the Pakistani nation to preserve this spirit of unity at all costs. “India did not target terrorists; they attacked children, women, and the elderly,” he said. Referring to victims of cross-border shelling, he added, “Inside Kotli Hospital, the cries of a mother who lost her child are a living testimony to India’s true face. The world has now seen who the real terrorist is.”
Drawing a powerful comparison, he said, “Even global superpowers have failed to break the spirit of children in Gaza. India cannot expect to break the will of 240 million Pakistanis.”
Ending on a spiritual note, Minister Kamal reminded the nation, “Our lives truly begin after death. And when Allah tests His people, He also grants them faith.”
Sohail Majeed is a Special Correspondent at The Diplomatic Insight. He has twelve plus years of experience in journalism & reporting. He covers International Affairs, Diplomacy, UN, Sports, Climate Change, Economy, Technology, and Health.
