Two nations were created because we are different from Hindus

Statement by Pakistan’s Army Chief General Asim Munir

Islamabad (Pakistan) – “You must tell your children the story of Pakistan. Our forefathers believed that we were different from Hindus. Our thoughts, our ambitions were different. That is why there are two nations, not one. Our ancestors sacrificed for this country, and we know how to defend it,” said Pakistan’s Army Chief General Asim Munir, while speaking at the first Overseas Pakistanis Conference. Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and many senior leaders were also present at the event.

General Asim Munir described Kashmir as “Pakistan’s jugular vein” and claimed that “no one can separate Kashmir from Pakistan.” He also referred to Gaza as “the heart of the Pakistani people.”

“Two nations were created because Muslims are different from Hindus!” – Gen. Asim Munir, Pak Army Chief on Two-Nation Theory

⚔️ Centuries of forced conversions turned Hindus into radical Muslims, who now target the remaining Hindus in Pakistan & Bangladesh!

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— Sanatan Prabhat (@SanatanPrabhat) April 17, 2025

Statements by Army Chief General Asim Munir

1. Pakistan is founded on the Kalima (Islamic declaration of faith). In every way, we are different from Hindus — our religion, customs, culture, and ideology are all different. This was the foundation of the two-nation theory.

2. In history, only two nations have been founded through ideology. The first was Riyasat-e-Tayyiba named by Prophet Muhammad, and today known as Medina. After 1,300 years, Allah created Pakistan.

3. Even ten generations of terrorists cannot separate Balochistan or any part from Pakistan. If the Indian Army’s 1.3 million soldiers cannot shake us, how can these terrorists break our resolve? he asserted, referring to the attacks by the Baloch Liberation Army in Balochistan.

General Munir made the ideological gap between the two countries clear– Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma

Reacting to General Munir’s statements, Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said, “When the Army Chief of Pakistan himself is making the ideological divide between the two countries so explicit, then India should no longer expect any kind of ‘brotherhood.’ We too must take pride in our religion, civilization, and strength so that no one dares to look at India with ill intent.”

In his recent address, Pakistan’s Army Chief, General Asim Munir, unequivocally emphasized the deep-rooted ideological divide between India and Pakistan. He asserted that the two nations are fundamentally distinct, stating that their religions, customs, traditions, thoughts, and…

— Himanta Biswa Sarma (@himantabiswa) April 17, 2025

Editorial Perspectives

Whether it is Pakistan or Bangladesh, they became different from Hindus at the time when, centuries ago, Hindus there were converted to Islam at sword-point. Now they have become staunch Muslims and are working to wipe out the remaining Hindus.

Since Muslims are different from Hindus, Pakistan was created for Muslims and India for Hindus. Yet, Muslims stayed back in India and are trying to create another Pakistan here. Not only that, while they aim to turn India itself into Pakistan, note that hypocritical and self-destructive Hindu secularists are siding with them and perpetrating injustice on Hindus.