The Pakistani-American Congress has written a letter to the US President on allegations of human rights violations in Pakistan, saying that the May 9 atrocities were a systematic conspiracy.
According to ARY News, the Pakistani American Congress has written a letter to US President Joe Biden on the rumors of human rights violations in Pakistan, in which it has been said that the May 9 incident in Pakistan is not an accidental act, but an attempt to weaken Pakistan internally. was planned. This mischief was an organized conspiracy, aimed at creating chaos and distance between the Pakistani people and the Pakistan Army through organized mischief.
The letter states that hundreds of miscreants attacked on May 9 and destroyed symbols of Pakistani unity and severely damaged national institutions. It was a traumatic event.
Referring to the attack on Washington DC on January 6, 2021, the Pakistan American Congress in its letter said that the way the attackers and miscreants of the incident were dealt with an iron hand and were described as extremely dangerous. Similarly, in Pakistan, the action against the people involved in malicious activities has been carried out within the framework of democratic traditions and it is certain that no innocent person has been arrested innocently. The people involved in mischief and terrorism have to go through the legal process and reach the culpability of the character.
The letter states that some elements have accused Pakistan of human rights violations, which are baseless and based on misinformation by vested interest groups. Congress members will actively work against the baseless and anti-Pakistan propaganda campaign.
The Pakistani American Congress also said that Pakistan-US relations have always been based on mutual respect, democracy and respect for human dignity. Will steadfastly protect Pakistan’s interests and make every possible effort to improve and strengthen Pakistan-US relations.
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