Pride in terror? Pakistan to rebuild Muridke camp, ridicules India’s ‘Pride-filled’ tech

Yet again in a move to train terrorists, Pakistan’s minister Rana Tanveer Hussain announced on Wednesday that he Pakistan government would fully fund the reconstruction of Muridke which is a notorious Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) training camp, after it was brought down to rubble in India’s retaliatory strike, Operation Sindoor on May 7.

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The statement came during Hussain’s visit to Muridke where he told that rebuilding efforst would include a mosque and surrounding infrastructure which were completely destroyed following India’s airstrike.

Pakistan's federal minister Rana Tanveer Hussain meets sanctioned Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorist, Muzammil Iqbal Hashmi, promises on the behalf of Pak PM Shehbaz and Pak terror-in-chief Maulana Munir to rebuild the Muridke terror camp at govt expense, which was destroyed by India in… pic.twitter.com/cU98BIvSHS

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Pakistan's federal minister Rana Tanveer Hussain meets sanctioned Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorist, Muzammil Iqbal Hashmi, promises on the behalf of Pak PM Shehbaz and Pak terror-in-chief Maulana Munir to rebuild the Muridke terror camp at govt expense, which was destroyed by India in… pic.twitter.com/cU98BIvSHS

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Operation Sindoor was launched in response to the recent terrorist attack in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir which took away the life of 26 innocent civilians.

Rather than addressing global concerns about Muridke being a long-known base of operations for LeT which is a designated terror organization, Pakistan’s minister instead used the platform to take a jab at India’s technological advancements. He mocked India’s use of ‘pride-filled’ technology claiming it had failed to bring real change or fear, despite Indian forces targeting their locations precisely.

The decision to publicly promise the restoration of a place with direct links to terror groups has raised eyebrows internationally, especially in light of Pakistan’s history of breeding terrorists. Critics say this move reflects Pakistan’s continued unwillingness to take accountability for terrorist activities launched from its soil.