Islamabad: Samina Fazil, Founder President of the Islamabad Women’s Chamber of Commerce, lauded Pakistan’s armed forces for their decisive victory over India, asserting that the triumph had greatly bolstered the nation’s defense credibility. Fazil emphasized that India’s humiliating retreat not only weakened its defense but also highlighted the strength of Pakistan’s military, positioning the country favorably both militarily and diplomatically.
At a press conference held at the National Press Club Islamabad, Samina Fazil, alongside former President Rizwana Asif, Senior Vice President Shamaila Naz, Vice President Laiba Farhan, and spokesperson Naima Ansari, shared their insights on the recent military developments. They collectively commended the bravery and professionalism displayed by Pakistan’s armed forces, particularly under the leadership of General Asim Munir, which has elevated the country’s status on the global stage.
Fazil highlighted that women across Pakistan deeply appreciate the armed forces’ role in safeguarding the nation’s sovereignty, security, and stability. The global recognition of Pakistan’s military strength has left India grappling with the fallout of its failed aggression.
Former President Rizwana Asif emphasized the critical importance of maintaining military readiness, even during ceasefire periods. She noted that Pakistan’s response to India’s miscalculation of its strength was bolstered by support from China, Turkey, and Arab nations, in addition to the unwavering unity displayed by the Pakistani public. Asif further pointed out that India had underestimated Pakistan’s military capabilities, and the Indian government now faces internal scrutiny over its failed aggressive tactics.
Senior Vice President Shamaila Naz discussed how Pakistan’s strategic military strikes exposed the vulnerabilities of India’s defense systems. Vice President Laiba Farhan condemned Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s provocative policies, pointing out that his underestimation of Pakistan—a nuclear-armed nation with a deep sense of dignity—was a critical miscalculation. Farhan emphasized that the precision strikes on Indian airbases, missile defense systems, and military intelligence centers showcased Pakistan’s preparedness and resilience.
Spokesperson Naima Ansari reaffirmed Pakistan’s readiness to defend its sovereignty against any future aggression. The conference concluded with a call for continued vigilance, with the executive committee members warning that Modi’s policies could lead to further escalation, urging Pakistan to stay prepared for any new threats.
In her closing remarks, Samina Fazil acknowledged the extraordinary unity shown by the Pakistani people during this challenging period. She also praised the government’s peace initiatives, which earned international recognition, and highlighted how Pakistan’s transparent media strategy helped expose the false narratives pushed by the Indian media.
The collective message from the Islamabad Women’s Chamber emphasized the importance of a long-term defensive and diplomatic strategy to address any potential future aggression.
