Karachi: Renowned Pakistani writer and satirist Anwar Maqsood has apologized for his recent controversial remarks about the military and navy and addressed rumors of his alleged abduction.
Speaking at the Karachi Arts Council, Maqsood clarified his earlier satirical comments, stating they were not meant to offend or disrespect any institution. He expressed regret over the misunderstanding, emphasizing that his intention was never to target the armed forces but to encourage positive reform through his satire.
Maqsood also firmly denied circulating rumors that he had been abducted or was receiving directives from higher authorities. He reassured his audience that he was safe and in good health, calling the abduction claims completely unfounded.
Respecting all Pakistani institutions, including the navy and armed forces, Maqsood emphasized that his satire is intended to foster constructive dialogue, not to insult or undermine anyone. His address concluded with a heartfelt message of love, unity, and commitment to the country’s well-being.
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The audience at the event responded warmly, appreciating Maqsood’s sincerity and clarity. His clarification came after widespread speculation on social media, with concerns raised by fellow artists and users about his supposed abduction.
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