why does the quaid stress on youth to be continuously vigilant?
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Quaid-e-Azam stresses the youth to be continuously vigilant because the enemy of Pakistan cannot see Pakistan a progressive self-dependent country. The enemy of Pakistan does not want Pakistan, from its beginning, to come into being.
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The Quaid-i-Azam was a symbol of youth and vigor.
Explanation:
- His speeches were peppered with reminders to his people to be strong, never lose hope, and remain vigilant.
- The young nation was proud of its first leader and wanted to continue to build on his legacy.
- However, the Quaid wanted something more: the youth needed to continue to be vigilant, but the nation needed to be more proactive in protecting itself from the internal and external threats that it faced.
- This led to the first major change in the National Security Policy, which emphasized the need for a proactive approach to national security, rather than a reactive one.
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