In a heated session of the National Assembly, Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif was greeted by opposition protests and chants as he entered the chamber. The opposition’s outcry persisted during the address by the Minister of Law, where members continued to disrupt the proceedings with loud slogans.

Opposition’s Response to the Prime Minister’s Arrival

As the Prime Minister entered the assembly, the opposition wasted no time in raising their voices, signaling discontent with the government’s policies. The protest intensified as members of the opposition raised their slogans, voicing their dissatisfaction with ongoing issues in the country. However, the ruling party responded with their own chants of “Sher Aaya, Sher Aaya,” asserting their support for the Prime Minister.

Prime Minister’s Remarks on Gaza Crisis

Amidst the uproar, Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif took the opportunity to highlight the dire situation in Gaza. Speaking about the ongoing humanitarian crisis, he shared the devastating toll of the conflict, with over 50,000 Palestinians reported dead, the majority of whom are women and children. He called for urgent international action to address the violence and ensure the protection of innocent lives.

The Prime Minister emphasized Pakistan’s commitment to supporting Gaza’s reconstruction and humanitarian efforts, stressing that the country would play an active role in rebuilding infrastructure and providing aid to those affected by the conflict. He also highlighted Pakistan’s consistent efforts to push for a ceasefire, which, after much bloodshed, was finally achieved.

Gwadar International Airport’s Inauguration

In a positive development, the Prime Minister also spoke about the successful inauguration of the Gwadar International Airport. Calling it a significant milestone, he described the airport as one of the country’s largest and most strategically important hubs, which would contribute to boosting Pakistan’s connectivity and economic prospects.

The new airport is expected to improve trade routes, facilitate international travel, and strengthen ties with neighboring countries. The Prime Minister expressed optimism that the project would play a key role in the economic development of the region, particularly in Balochistan.

Conclusion: A Divided National Assembly

While the Prime Minister’s statements on Gaza and the Gwadar Airport were significant, the National Assembly session was marred by constant disruptions from the opposition. The protests reflect ongoing political tensions in the country, as both sides continue to clash over key issues. However, the Prime Minister’s strong stance on international affairs and national development projects indicates a determined government agenda moving forward.