لاہور : چیئرمین پی سی بی محسن نقوی نے بھارتی وزیراعظم نریندر مودی کی جانب سے ایشیا کپ 2025 جیتنے پر کیے گئے ٹوئٹ کا کرارا جواب دے دیا۔
انہوں نے کہا کہ مودی کو جواب دیا کہ تاریخ پہلے ہی پاکستان کے ہاتھوں تمہاری ذلت آمیز شکست محفوظ کرچکی ہے۔
محسن نقوی نے لکھا کہ کوئی کرکٹ میچ اس اٹل حقیقت کو مٹا نہیں سکتا، کھیل میں جنگ کو گھسیٹنا تمہاری بے بسی کو عیاں کرتا ہے۔
If war was your measure of pride, history already records your humiliating defeats at Pakistan’s hands. No cricket match can rewrite that truth. Dragging war into sport only exposes desperation and disgraces the very spirit of the game https://t.co/lqiUATm3wX
— Mohsin Naqvi (@MohsinnaqviC42) September 29, 2025
چیئرمین پی سی بی نے کہا کہ بھارت نے کھیل کی اصل روح کو داغدار کیا، بھارتی وزیراعظم کو جنگ میں پاکستان کے ہاتھوں عبرتناک شکست کا درد آج تک نہیں بھولا۔
یاد رہے کہ اس سے قبل بھارتی وزیراعظم نریندر مودی نے ایشیا کپ 2025 کے فائنل میں پاکستان کے خلاف فتح پر اپنی ٹیم کو مبارکباد دی تھی۔
سماجی رابطے کی ویب سائٹ ایکس (سابقہ ٹوئٹر) پر اپنے پیغام میں انہوں نے لکھا کہ کھیل کے میدان میں آپریشن سندور اور یہ بھی بھارت جیت گیا۔
اس حوالے سے دفاعی ماہرین کا کہنا ہے بھارتی وزیراعظم نریندر مودی اپنی عوام کی آنکھوں میں دھول جھونکتے ہوئے آپریشن سندور کی ناکامی کو ان کی کامیابی بتاتے ہیں حالانکہ بھارت کے سنجیدہ حلقوں کو بخوبی علم ہے کہ انہیں آپریشن سندور کے باعث کتنا نقصان اٹھانا پڑا تھا۔
Abrar Ahmed is not just a journalist — he is a chronicler of his time. A Kashmiri journalist, columnist, novelist, and author, he has spent his life wrestling with ideas, questioning power, and giving voice to the voiceless. Armed with a Master’s degree in International Law, he brings intellectual depth and moral clarity to every piece he writes. His education at the University of Azad Kashmir Muzaffarabad and Quaid-i-Azam University shaped his analytical mind, but it is his lived experience that sharpened his pen.
Abrar has been a tireless campaigner for human rights, equality, and justice, speaking out against oppressive systems of governance and entrenched corruption in many Asian countries. He has consistently raised his voice for the deprived and oppressed people of Kashmir, making their struggle for dignity and freedom heard on global platforms.
Today, he resides in Dublin, Ireland, where his perspective has widened, allowing him to view Kashmir’s pain and the world’s conflicts through a sharper, more global lens.
He is the founder of the Institute of Research for Conflict Resolution and Social Development, Ikhtilaf News Media and Publications, and the Daily Sutoon Newspaper — institutions built not just to inform, but to challenge, to provoke, to awaken. His humanitarian vision led to the creation of the Save Humanity Foundation, a reflection of his belief that words must lead to action.
His books are not mere collections of pages — they are manifestos of conscience:
Tehreek-e-Azadi ke Azeem Surkhaik — a tribute to those who gave everything for freedom.
Corruption ke Keerhay — a fearless dissection of the rot eating away at society.
Masla-e-Kashmir ka Hal: Aalmi Aman ka Rasta — a bold attempt to chart a path to peace.
Pakistan and Azad Kashmir Political System and New System Needed — a demand for reform, justice, and a future worthy of its people.
Through his textbooks Modern Community Development Ideas and Basic Journalism, Abrar has shaped generations, giving young minds the tools to see the world critically and act with purpose.
Born on March 19, 1982, Abrar Ahmed stands as a voice of resistance and renewal. His work is not just journalism — it is an ongoing struggle for truth, for peace, and for a just society. To read him is to confront the questions we are too often afraid to ask, and to believe, even in dark times, that words can still change the world.