By a staff reporter: Lord Raminder Ranger, a Conservative member of the House of Lords in the UK, criticized the comments made by Pakistani Army Chief Asif Munir, who claimed that Muslims and Hindus have nothing in common. Lord Ranger stated that these remarks may have contributed to the attack on innocent, defenseless tourists. He emphasized that people of all religions fight for their nation and that dividing the army on the basis of religion is an insult to those who fight and sacrifice their lives for their country.
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British Lord Criticizes Pakistani Army Chief Asif Munir’s Comments About Muslims and Hindus being different
What did Lord Raminder Ranger say?
By a staff reporter: Lord Raminder Ranger, a Conservative member of the House of Lords in the UK, criticized the comments made by Pakistani Army Chief Asif Munir, who claimed that Muslims and Hindus have nothing in common. Lord Ranger stated that these remarks may have contributed to the attack on innocent, defenseless tourists. He emphasized that people of all religions fight for their nation and that dividing the army on the basis of religion is an insult to those who fight and sacrifice their lives for their country.