MUZAFFARABAD (Kashmir English): Former Prime Minister of Azad Jammu and Kashmir, Raja Farooq Haider Khan, will undertake a one-day visit to Leepa Valley on Wednesday, May 7, as part of his continued engagement with his electoral constituency.
During the Leepa Valley visit, he is expected to meet with party officials and workers to discuss the current situation in the region. According to sources, the former premier will commend the resilience of the people of Leepa Valley and pay tribute to the Pakistan Army for its effective response to Indian aggression across the Line of Control.
Haider’s visit is not only political but also symbolic of public encouragement and unity. His attendance demonstrates joint support to the citizens and military personnel while national tensions are escalating.
Raja Farooq Haider warned Kashmir Digital listeners about the upcoming challenges facing India during his latest interview. He declared that war would mean engaging in a battle to survive with the additional goal of liberating Kashmir.
Pakistan rejects India’s nuclear superiority through its possession of Nasr and Fateh missile systems that India does not operate. Haider said that these would give Pakistan a strategic advantage, especially in mountainous terrain where the Indian army would face difficulties.
Raja Farooq Haiders Leepa Valley visit follows his earlier viral appearance, where he was seen armed and touring sensitive border areas, a move widely praised by the public for its bravery.
Haider also emphasised that India should accept Pakistan’s offer to investigate recent incidents. Referring to statements by S.A. Dulat, a former Indian intelligence official, he said even Indian voices are now urging Prime Minister Modi to seek a face-saving solution.
As part of the Leepa Valley visit, the former prime minister is expected to continue rallying political support and raising public morale in the face of continued Indian hostilities along the LoC.
