‘Only You Can Save Us From Nuclear Catastrophe’: Pakistani Leader To PM Modi | World News
A letter arrived at Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s office, sending shockwaves across South Asia. Written from Frankfurt, this is not a diplomatic courtesy or political formality; This is a desperate cry for help. A Pakistani leader warns that his country is descending into chaos and believes only Prime Minister Modi can prevent a disaster that could engulf the entire region.
The man behind this call is Shafi Burfat, president of Jeay Sindh Muttahida Mahaz (JSMM), a Sindhi nationalist group fighting for the survival of its people. Its message is chilling: “Pakistan is entering a dangerously unstable phase under an extremist military command structure.”
Nuclear Threat
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Burfat’s most worrying warning focuses on General Asim Munir, who was appointed Commander of the Pakistan Defense Forces following the constitutional amendments adopted by the Pakistani parliament. This isn’t just a military promotion; It means handing over complete control of Pakistan’s nuclear arsenal, national policy, internal security and policy to a single man.
“Making Asim Munir the ‘owner’ of Pakistan’s nuclear bombs is a threat not only to Sindh but to the entire region,” Burfat wrote, and his words carried the weight of a civilization looking at destruction.
Comprehensive Appeal to Hon’ble Prime Minister of India, Shri Narendra Modi, from Chairman of JSMM Jeay Sindh Muttahida Mahaz on Pakistan’s Extremism, Nuclear Instability and Serious Threat of Systematic Pressure on Sindh Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri… pic.twitter.com/aP4vD5EjCU — Shafi Burfat (@shafiburfat) December 9, 2025
Desperate Call of a Nation
The letter appears to be the last testament of a drowning nation reaching for a lifeline. “With great respect and commitment to peace, I make this heartfelt appeal on behalf of the people of Sindh, an ancient civilization that is now on the front lines against the Pakistani army, its extremist proxies and the artificial state system.”
Burfat’s words become more urgent: “This is not just a political statement. It is a warning. It is an alarm for humanity. It is the voice of a nation struggling to survive in an oppressive, extremist and dangerously unstable country.”
PM Modi Holds the Key
Burfat directly appealed to Prime Minister Modi, saying that his leadership could save the lives of millions of innocent people. He said the Sindhi nation rejected Pakistani sovereignty and described Sindhis as the people of Mohenjo-Daro seeking dignity and freedom from a fundamentalist and militaristic state that he claimed oppressed them and posed a threat to the world.
