Archive · 28 Nov 2025
Sindh Assembly Condemns Rajnath Singh's Remarks
The Sindh Assembly in Pakistan passed a resolution criticizing Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh's comments.
Singh had said that borders can change and that Sindh might one day return to India.
The assembly called his remarks delusional and inflammatory.
They also asked the government to take strong diplomatic and legal actions to protect Pakistan's rights.
The National Assembly also passed a similar resolution.
The assembly emphasized that Sindh is an ancient civilization and an inseparable part of Pakistan.
Sindh Assembly unanimously passed a resolution condemning Rajnath Singh's remarks about Sindh becoming part of India.
The resolution called Singh's statement delusional, inflammatory, and a distortion of history.
The assembly urged the government to take diplomatic, legal, and multilateral actions to protect Pakistan's rights.
The resolution asserted Sindh's integral and inseparable status as part of Pakistan.
The National Assembly also passed a resolution criticizing Singh's remarks.
- Who
- Sindh Assembly and Pakistan's National Assembly
- What
- Passed a resolution condemning Rajnath Singh's remarks about Sindh
- When
- November 27
- Where
- Sindh, Pakistan
- Why
- To assert Sindh's integral part of Pakistan and condemn Singh's statement as delusional and inflammatory
- Defence Minister
- Rajnath Singh
- Province
- Sindh
- Resolution Mover
- Mukesh Kumar Chawla
- Event Location
- New Delhi
- Criticism Type
- Delusional, inflammatory, and a deliberate distortion of history
- Action Called For
- Diplomatic, legal, and multilateral action
- Assembly Type
- Provincial and National
