In a heated debate on India Today, Abdullah Hamid Gul, Chairman of Tehreek-e-Jawanan Pakistan, was confronted regarding Pakistan’s recent military and sporting failures. The discussion shifted from the decline of Pakistan cricket to the devastating impact of ‘Operation Sindoor’, where India reportedly targeted nine terror headquarters and multiple Pakistani air bases. Gul argued that Pakistan is undergoing a temporary downturn similar to past cycles in other nations, stating, ‘Pakistan needs to work hard’ and noting that the country once dominated sports like hockey and squash. However, the host countered by listing specific military installations hit during the conflict, including Sargodha, Noor Khan, and Rahim Yar Khan, describing Pakistan’s subsequent ceasefire request as an ‘abject surrender’. The exchange highlighted the deep-seated tensions following the May 2025 hostilities, with Gul accusing the network of muting his arguments while the host maintained that the world witnessed Pakistan’s losses on both the ’22 yards’ and the battlefield.
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