By Admin 
Pahalgam terror attack: After the Pahalgam terror attack, India retaliated and suspended the Indus Water Agreement, after which former Pakistan Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari threatened India and said that either our water will flow or their bleeding will flow. In view of India’s action, now the fear on Bilawal Bhutto’s face is clearly visible. Bilawal said on Tuesday (May 6, 2025) that Pakistan is ready for peace with India.
Pakistan People’s Party Chairman Bilawal Bhutto said that in the National Assembly of Pakistan, he said, ‘If India wants to follow the path of peace, then they should come with open hand and not by closing the fists. They should come with evidence, not with concocted things. Let us sit like a neighbor and tell the truth.
People of Pakistan will not kneel: Bilawal
According to a report by Pakistani newspaper Don, Bilawal said, ‘If they do not do so, then they should remember that the people of Pakistan are not made to kneel. The people of Pakistan have a resolve to fight, because we like the struggle, but because we like freedom.
Mourning started to suffer from terrorism
Bilawal said that Pakistan has no hand in the Pahalgam attack, for which it is being blamed. He said that Pakistan itself is a victim of terrorism. Foreign sponsored terrorists are continuously shedding blood in Pakistan. Pakistan saw its soldiers and school children killed in terrorist attacks, no one has suffered more than us.
Will have to fight with terror: Bilawal Bhutto
Bilawal Bhutto said that terrorism cannot be fought only by weapons. This danger will have to fight with thoughts, education, economic reforms and unity. Pointing to India, Bilawal said that terror cannot be defeated by defaming other countries, but can be defeated by removing the complaints that give birth to it.
Shahbaz Sharif starts well: Bilawal
The PPP chairman said that Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif has made a good start by offering an offer to conduct a fair inquiry into the Pahalgam attack to India. India should go ahead and accept it so that the culprits can be caught in the dock of justice with the cooperation of the two countries.