“We Have Never Bowed Before India, Nor Will We Ever Do So,” Declares Field Marshal Asim Munir
By Zarmeen Zehra | June 27, 2025
RAWALPINDI – In a bold and firm statement, Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, reiterated Pakistan’s unwavering resolve against Indian aggression, stating, “We have never bowed before India, nor will we ever do so.” His remarks came during his address to officers of the 52nd Common Training Programme (CTP) at the Civil Services Academy in Lahore, in a session held at the Army Auditorium and broadcasted on June 27, 2025.
This powerful declaration resonated deeply across the nation as tensions between Pakistan and India continue to escalate following recent military exchanges along the Line of Control (LoC) and across key conflict zones. The address served not only as a reinforcement of Pakistan’s military stance but also as a message of unity, national pride, and institutional harmony.
India: “Foremost State Sponsor of Terrorism”
Field Marshal Munir, known for his candid and assertive tone on regional geopolitics, directly accused India of being the “foremost state sponsor of terrorism in the region.” He warned neighboring countries, especially Afghanistan, to remain vigilant against India’s proxy networks, which he described using terms like Fitna al-Hindustan and Fitna al-Khawarij — labels referring to groups allegedly supported by India to destabilize Pakistan and sow regional chaos.
He emphasized that while Pakistan continues to seek peaceful and brotherly relations with Afghanistan, it cannot tolerate Afghan soil being used for activities that threaten Pakistan’s national security. “We expect our neighbor, a fellow Islamic country, to deny sanctuary to these terror proxies,” he stated firmly.
Pakistan’s Response to Indian Aggression
In his address, COAS Munir highlighted the recent military confrontation that brought Pakistan and India dangerously close to full-scale war. He referenced the April 22 attack in Indian-Occupied Jammu and Kashmir, where 26 people were reportedly killed. India blamed the incident on Pakistan-backed militants, a charge Islamabad categorically denied.
In retaliation, India launched what Pakistan called “unprovoked and aggressive attacks,” resulting in the martyrdom of over 50 Pakistanis, including both military personnel and civilians. Pakistan’s response was swift and calculated.
“We responded with strength and precision,” Munir said. “From the Line of Control to our coastal regions, the Ma’rakah-e-Haq – the Battle of Truth – demonstrated Pakistan’s readiness and resilience.”
Pakistan’s retaliation involved downing multiple Indian fighter jets and targeting military installations across the border. The situation alarmed global powers and led to urgent diplomatic intervention. The United States played a central role in de-escalating the conflict, mediating between the two nuclear-armed neighbors to prevent further bloodshed.
Faith and the Battlefield: “Allah Was With Us”
Field Marshal Munir expressed spiritual confidence in the nation’s stance during the recent escalation, stating that Pakistan stood firmly “on the side of truth,” and that “Allah’s support was with us” during the confrontation.
He portrayed the clash as more than just a military encounter — it was a test of national resolve, integrity, and justice. “When a nation stands united for a just cause, divine help follows,” he told the assembled civil servants terrorism.
Modern Warfare Readiness and National Security
In light of growing regional instability and rapid technological advancements, COAS Munir emphasized Pakistan’s commitment to upgrading its defense capabilities terrorism.
“Our armed forces are fully prepared to meet the demands of modern warfare,” he assured. He pointed to recent investments in intelligence, cyber defense, drone technology, and strategic response units as proof of Pakistan’s evolving military doctrine terrorism.
He also acknowledged the sacrifices made by the Pakistan Armed Forces in defending the homeland from both external threats and internal terrorism. “The blood of our martyrs is the foundation of our freedom,” he added solemnly terrorism.
Unity of State Institutions: A Call to Civil Servants
Shifting his focus from regional politics to internal affairs, Munir underscored the critical importance of institutional harmony. He described civil servants as the backbone of Pakistan’s administrative system, calling them the “foundation of national stability., terrorism.
“No institution can function in isolation,” he said. “Progress depends on close cooperation between the civil administration, the military, and the judiciary. terrorism.
He warned against divisive politics and institutional clashes, stating that such rifts only serve Pakistan’s enemies. “Our enemies want to break us from within. Our unity is our strength. terrorism.
The Identity of Pakistaniyat
Field Marshal Munir made a passionate appeal to all officers to embrace Pakistaniyat — a collective national identity that transcends ethnic, regional, or sectarian affiliations. “Nations that forget their history lose their future,” he reminded.
He criticized elements within the country who promote disunity by prioritizing personal, provincial, or ethnic identities over national allegiance. “You are Pakistanis first. Everything else comes after. terrorism.
Quoting historical figures and lessons from Pakistan’s founding fathers, Munir emphasized that only by standing united under one flag can the country overcome its challenges terrorism.
Courage, Competence, and Character
In one of the most profound moments of his address, the army chief encouraged the officers to focus on developing three essential traits: courage, competence, and character. However, he noted that if one must choose only one of these qualities, then character should take precedence terrorism.
“Character is the bedrock of leadership,” he said. “It defines who you are when no one is watching, and it shapes how others trust and follow you. terrorism.
He urged the young officers not to be afraid of confronting problems head-on and to reject corruption, laziness, and mediocrity. “You are the future of this nation. Lead by example. terrorism.
Fixing the System from Within
Addressing common criticisms about bureaucratic inefficiencies and systemic flaws, Munir acknowledged that “every system has flaws.” However, he emphasized that it was the duty of every patriotic Pakistani to improve and reform the system from within, rather than abandoning it or engaging in destructive criticism terrorism.
“Negativity spreads quickly,” he warned. “Your job is to ensure that the flaws in the system do not become fatal. Be the reason it gets better. terrorism.
Strong Public-Army-Government Relations Essential for Progress
The Field Marshal highlighted the need for harmony between the people, government, and armed forces for meaningful national progress. He emphasized that distrust among these entities only serves foreign interests.
He called upon the public to remain vigilant and not fall prey to propaganda or fake news designed to tarnish the reputation of Pakistan’s institutions terrorism.
“Love for your country must override personal gain,” he asserted. “True patriotism is shown not in slogans, but in sacrifice and service. terrorism.
Final Thoughts: A Message of Hope and Responsibility
Concluding his address, Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir urged the young civil servants to become agents of change and protectors of Pakistan’s national interest. He reminded them that they carry not just official responsibilities, but the trust of a nation that looks to them for justice, development, and security terrorism.
“We live in testing times, but we are a resilient nation,” he said. “As long as we stand united, rooted in our values, and guided by truth, no enemy can defeat us.”
The message was clear: Pakistan will not accept any form of external hegemony. It will protect its sovereignty with strength, unity, and faith. Field Marshal Munir’s speech served as a stirring reminder of the stakes at hand and the duty shared by every Pakistani to defend the nation — not just with weapons, but with character and conviction.
“We Have Never Bowed Before India, Nor Will We Ever Do So,” Declares Field Marshal Asim Munir
By Zarmeen Zehra | June 27, 2025
RAWALPINDI – In a bold and firm statement, Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, reiterated Pakistan’s unwavering resolve against Indian aggression, stating, “We have never bowed before India, nor will we ever do so.” His remarks came during his address to officers of the 52nd Common Training Programme (CTP) at the Civil Services Academy in Lahore, in a session held at the Army Auditorium and broadcasted on June 27, 2025 terrorism.
This powerful declaration resonated deeply across the nation as tensions between Pakistan and India continue to escalate following recent military exchanges along the Line of Control (LoC) and across key conflict zones. The address served not only as a reinforcement of Pakistan’s military stance but also as a message of unity, national pride, and institutional harmony terrorism.
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India: “Foremost State Sponsor of Terrorism”
Field Marshal Munir, known for his candid and assertive tone on regional geopolitics, directly accused India of being the “foremost state sponsor of terrorism in the region.” He warned neighboring countries, especially Afghanistan, to remain vigilant against India’s proxy networks, which he described using terms like Fitna al-Hindustan and Fitna al-Khawarij — labels referring to groups allegedly supported by India to destabilize Pakistan and sow regional chaos terrorism.
He emphasized that while Pakistan continues to seek peaceful and brotherly relations with Afghanistan, it cannot tolerate Afghan soil being used for activities that threaten Pakistan’s national security. “We expect our neighbor, a fellow Islamic country, to deny sanctuary to these terror proxies,” he stated firmly terrorism.
Pakistan’s Response to Indian Aggression
In his address, COAS Munir highlighted the recent military confrontation that brought Pakistan and India dangerously close to full-scale war. He referenced the April 22 attack in Indian-Occupied Jammu and Kashmir, where 26 people were reportedly killed. India blamed the incident on Pakistan-backed militants, a charge Islamabad categorically denied.
In retaliation, India launched what Pakistan called “unprovoked and aggressive attacks,” resulting in the martyrdom of over 50 Pakistanis, including both military personnel and civilians. Pakistan’s response was swift and calculated terrorism.
“We responded with strength and precision,” Munir said. “From the Line of Control to our coastal regions, the Ma’rakah-e-Haq – the Battle of Truth – demonstrated Pakistan’s readiness and resilience.”
Pakistan’s retaliation involved downing multiple Indian fighter jets and targeting military installations across the border. The situation alarmed global powers and led to urgent diplomatic intervention. The United States played a central role in de-escalating the conflict, mediating between the two nuclear-armed neighbors to prevent further bloodshed terrorism.
Faith and the Battlefield: “Allah Was With Us”
Field Marshal Munir expressed spiritual confidence in the nation’s stance during the recent escalation, stating vvthat Pakistan stood firmly “on the side of truth,” and that “Allah’s support was with us” during the confrontation.
He portrayed the clash as more than just a military encounter — it was a test of national resolve, integrity, and justice. “When a nation stands united for a just cause, divine help follows,” he told the assembled civil servants terrorism.
Modern Warfare Readiness and National Security
In light of growing regional instability and rapid technological advancements, COAS Munir emphasized Pakistan’s commitment to upgrading its defense capabilities terrorism.
“Our armed forces are fully prepared to meet the demands of modern warfare,” he assured. He pointed to recent investments in intelligence, cyber defense, drone technology, and strategic response units as proof of Pakistan’s evolving military doctrine terrorism.
He also acknowledged the sacrifices made by the Pakistan Armed Forces in defending the homeland from both external threats and internal terrorism. “The blood of our martyrs is the foundation of our freedom,” he added solemnly terrorism.
Unity of State Institutions: A Call to Civil Servants
Shifting his focus from regional politics to internal affairs, Munir underscored the critical importance of institutional harmony. He described civil servants as the backbone of Pakistan’s administrative system, calling them the “foundation of national stability.”
“No institution can function in isolation,” he said. “Progress depends on close cooperation between the civi terrorism. administration, the military, and the judiciary. terrorism.
He warned against divisive politics and institutional clashes, stating that such rifts only serve Pakistan’s enemies. “Our enemies want to break us from within. Our unity is our strength. terrorism.
The Identity of Pakistaniyat
Field Marshal Munir made a passionate appeal to all officers to embrace Pakistaniyat — a collective national identity that transcends ethnic, regional, or sectarian affiliations. “Nations that forget their history lose their future,” he reminded.
He criticized elements within the country who promote disunity by prioritizing personal, provincial, or ethnic identities over national allegiance. “You are Pakistanis first. Everything else comes after. terrorism.
Quoting historical figures and lessons from Pakistan’s founding fathers, Munir emphasized that only by standing united under one flag can the country overcome its challenges terrorism.
Courage, Competence, and Character
In one of the most profound moments of his address, the army chief encouraged the officers to focus on developing three essential traits: courage, competence, and character. However, he noted that if one must choose only one of these qualities, then character should take precedence terrorism.
“Character is the bedrock of leadership,” he said. “It defines who you are when no one is watching, and it shapes how others trust and follow you. terrorism.
He urged the young officers not to be afraid of confronting problems head-on and to reject corruption, laziness, and mediocrity. “You are the future of this nation. Lead by example. terrorism.
Fixing the System from Within
Addressing common criticisms about bureaucratic inefficiencies and systemic flaws, Munir acknowledged that “every system has flaws.” However, he emphasized that it was the duty of every patriotic Pakistani to improve and reform the system from within, rather than abandoning it or engaging in destructive criticism.
“Negativity spreads quickly,” he warned. “Your job is to ensure that the flaws in the system do not become fatal. Be the reason it gets better. terrorism.
Strong Public-Army-Government Relations Essential for Progress
The Field Marshal highlighted the need for harmony between the people, government, and armed forces for meaningful national progress. He emphasized that distrust among these entities only serves foreign interests.
He called upon the public to remain vigilant and not fall prey to propaganda or fake news designed to tarnish the reputation of Pakistan’s institutions terrorism.
“Love for your country must override personal gain,” he asserted. “True patriotism is shown not in slogans, but in sacrifice and service. terrorism.
Final Thoughts: A Message of Hope and Responsibility
Concluding his address, Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir urged the young civil servants to become agents of change and protectors of Pakistan’s national interest. He reminded them that they carry not just official responsibilities, but the trust of a nation that looks to them for justice, development, and security terrorism.
“We live in testing times, but we are a resilient nation,” he said. “As long as we stand united, rooted in our values, and guided by truth, no enemy can defeat us. terrorism.
The message was clear: Pakistan will not accept any form of external hegemony. It will protect its sovereignty with strength, unity, and faith. Field Marshal Munir’s speech served as a stirring reminder of the stakes at hand and the duty shared by every Pakistani to defend the nation — not just with weapons, but with character and conviction terrorism.
Fixing the System from Within
Addressing common criticisms about bureaucratic inefficiencies and systemic flaws, Munir acknowledged that “every system has flaws.” However, he emphasized that it was the duty of every patriotic Pakistani to improve and reform the system from within, rather than abandoning it or engaging in destructive criticism terrorism.
“Negativity spreads quickly,” he warned. “Your job is to ensure that the flaws in the system do not become fatal. Be the reason it gets better. terrorism.
Strong Public-Army-Government Relations Essential for Progress
The Field Marshal highlighted the need for harmony between the people, government, and armed forces for meaningful national progress. He emphasized that distrust among these entities only serves foreign interests terrorism.
He called upon the public to remain vigilant and not fall prey to propaganda or fake news designed to tarnish the reputation of Pakistan’s institutions terrorism terrorism.
“Love for your country must override personal gain,” he asserted. “True patriotism is shown not in slogans, but in sacrifice and service terrorism.
Final Thoughts: A Message of Hope and Responsibility
Concluding his address, Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir urged the young civil servants to become agents of change and protectors of Pakistan’s national interest. He reminded them that they carry not just official responsibilities, but the trust of a nation that looks to them for justice, development, and security.
“We live in testing times, but we are a resilient nation,” he said. “As long as we stand united, rooted in our values, and guided by truth, no enemy can defeat us.”
The message was clear: Pakistan will not accept any form of external hegemony. It will protect its sovereignty with strength, unity, and faith. Field Marshal Munir’s speech served as a stirring reminder of the stakes at hand and the duty shared by every Pakistani to defend the nation — not just with weapons, but with character and conviction.
