Federal Parliamentary Secretary Barrister Danyal Chaudhry says Pakistan’s security and sovereignty must remain above political differences, accusing Noreen Niazi of harming the country’s image.
Federal Parliamentary Secretary for Information and Broadcasting Barrister Danyal Chaudhry on Monday strongly criticized Noreen Niazi over her recent remarks about Pakistan, calling them irresponsible and harmful to the country’s national interests.
Speaking at a public rally in Rawalpindi led by Punjab Senior Minister Maryam Aurangzeb, Danyal said Pakistan’s security, sovereignty and national dignity should remain above political rivalries. He stressed that political leaders and citizens alike share the responsibility of safeguarding the country’s image both domestically and internationally.
Addressing party workers and supporters, Danyal alleged that Noreen Niazi had questioned Pakistan’s achievements for political reasons linked to her brother’s interests. He claimed that such remarks were being amplified by Indian media to project a negative image of Pakistan before the international community.
The parliamentary secretary said the government would firmly oppose any campaign that, in its view, undermined Pakistan’s sovereignty or weakened national unity. He added that attempts to spread narratives considered damaging to the country’s reputation would not be tolerated.
Danyal also criticized the political performance of Noreen Niazi’s brother and his party, alleging that they had lost public confidence. He further accused the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government of failing to address key public issues and claimed that some political actors were trying to shift attention away from governance challenges by targeting national institutions.
He maintained that such political tactics would not succeed, arguing that the people of Pakistan remain united in protecting the country’s interests. According to Danyal, ensuring national security and stability is a collective responsibility that transcends political affiliations.
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