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The Echoes of Fractures: Punjab’s Untold Case

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Enough with the medals of treachery handed out every decade. Patriots are branded traitors, and traitors crowned heroes, in an endless cycle of vengeance. If this venom festers, Pakistan will stumble forward only to stagger back. We can’t afford another fall.

Crush the terrorists, yes—relentlessly. But hear the weary, angry voices of those who cling to the Constitution. Legitimate or not, their cries demand dialogue, not just force. Brute power without politics is a hollow shell.

For God’s sake, don’t lighten the enemy’s load. The state must be a mother, not a stepfather. Stop the fractures. Open the doors.

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