Pakistan will not remain silent on attempts at criticism: COAS – Pakistan

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Posted on Aug 20, 2021 8:37 PM

Pakistan will not remain silent on criticism attempts (COAS)

RAWALPINDI (Dunya News) – The Chief of Staff of the Army (COAS) General Qamar Javed Bajwa said Pakistan could not remain silent on the attempts at criticism, adding that the conspirators behind these attempts are those which also obstruct regional peace.

According to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the army chief visited the Pakistani Military Academy in Kakul and attended a flag ceremony of the 4th Pakistani Battalion as the main guest.

Addressing the ceremony, the army chief said that this day is an important step in the development of a great institution like the Military Academy. Pakistan Military Academy is one of the best institutions in the world. The commitment to devote oneself to the homeland is a symbol of fear for the enemies, he added.

General Qamar Javed Bajwa said that despite the challenges Pakistan is a strong and developing country in the world, the month of August reminds us of the eternal sacrifices for freedom.

He said that our young workers are our pride and our capital. In all challenges, the principles of faith, unity and discipline are the beacon.

The army chief said that no power in the world can harm a united nation in any way. He said that despite the economic and other hardships, Pakistan fought hard against all challenges and came out stronger after each challenge. We have defeated terrorism and defended the country’s borders, he added.

General Qamar Javed Bajwa said Pakistan has demonstrated an excellent strategy despite limited resources against the coronavirus and locust attacks, adding that as a nation we are showing discipline and unity.

He said Pakistan has paid a heavy price for the instability in Afghanistan and that despite the economic hardships Pakistan has sheltered more than 3 million Afghans over the four decades. The idea of ​​a free and peaceful region is being held hostage by extremist thinking in our neighborhood, COAS said.

The army chief said he expects Afghan soil not to be used against any other country, including the Taliban, to deliver on promises made to the international community on women’s rights and human rights. humans.

SFOC said peace in Afghanistan is essential for the region, especially for the Afghan people, adding that we will continue to play our role in bringing peace and stability to Afghanistan.

Speaking of India occupied Kashmir, the army chief said that we have always supported Kashmir and will continue to do so.

“I assure you that the hearts of Pakistanis beats with the Kashmiri brothers,” said COAS, adding that the inhabitants of the occupied territory are the victims of the worst state terrorism and exploitation. In this month of independence, we cannot forget our Kashmiri brothers.

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