President Asif Ali Zardari today stongly condemned a devastating suicide attack in Quetta, attributing the act to Fitna-e-Khawarij, extremists allegedly operating under India’s agenda. The assault, labeled as part of a foreign scheme to destabilize Pakistan, has drawn sharp criticism from the country”s leadership.

Emphasizing resilience, President Zardari asserted that these external influences and their local collaborators are incapable of disrupting Pakistan’s peace and stability. He praised the security forces for their prompt and effective intervention, which thwarted the terrorists” malicious intent. The President extended his prayers for the swift recovery of the injured Frontier Corps personnel and applauded the bravery and dedication of the nation’s defenders in safeguarding the homeland.

Reaffirming a strong stance, President Zardari pledged to continue countering the devious plans of the India-supported insurgents. He interpreted the increasing desperation of anti-Pakistan elements as evidence of their mounting frustration and impending defeat.

“As global and regional dynamics shift unfavorably for states and proxies hostile to Pakistan, they become increasingly desperate. Pakistan, its citizens, and its security forces will triumph, Insha Allah,” declared President Zardari.

The statement underscores Pakistan”s resolve to maintain its sovereignty and stability amidst regional tensions, highlighting the ongoing challenges in combating terrorism and foreign interference.