PML-N leader Rana Sanaullah criticized Maulana Fazlur Rehman's remarks about army martyrs, calling them 'inappropriate' and damaging to national morale.He emphasized that such comments could demotivate soldiers who sacrifice their lives for the country.
Sanaullah argued that the remarks were unintended but still unacceptable, urging Fazl to retract his statements to avoid undermining public trust in the military.
Meanwhile, JUI-F Emir Maulana Attaur Rehman defended his party's position, accusing media and political opponents of misrepresenting Fazl's speech.
He claimed the controversy was part of a campaign to diminish JUI-F's influence and accused critics of lacking courage to present the full context of Fazl's remarks.
Both leaders highlighted tensions between religious groups and state institutions, with Sanaullah warning against protests near military headquarters as an attack on Pakistan's defense.The incident underscores deepening political divisions over patriotism and national security narratives.
Original title: Sanaullah says JUI-F chief's remarks against martyrs were 'inappropriate', but unintended
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