Pakistan Takes Firm Stand Against Terrorism
Punjab Information Minister Azma Bukhari has declared that Pakistan will make absolutely no compromises when it comes to protecting national security and safeguarding the lives and property of its citizens. In a powerful statement issued on Tuesday, the minister emphasized the government's unwavering commitment to bringing all terrorists and their supporters to justice.
International Connections to Terrorism Exposed
Bukhari directly accused India and the Afghan regime of providing support to terrorist elements responsible for carrying out attacks within Pakistan's borders. The minister specifically condemned the recent terrorist incidents that occurred at the Islamabad District Courts and the Cadet College in Wana, expressing profound grief over the tragic loss of innocent lives.
The minister extended heartfelt condolences to the families who lost loved ones in these brutal attacks, acknowledging the deep pain suffered by affected communities across the nation.
Military Success and National Resilience
Bukhari praised the Pakistan Army for executing a highly successful rescue operation at Wana Cadet College, where hundreds of students and teachers were saved from imminent danger. "The entire nation salutes the armed forces for their exceptional bravery and unwavering dedication," she stated, highlighting the military's crucial role in protecting citizens.
Recalling the Pakistan Army's demonstrated capabilities, Bukhari referenced a significant military achievement from May, when the armed forces defeated an enemy five times larger within just hours. She asserted that "The Pakistan Army has proven itself as one of the finest in the world and remains ever ready to defend the motherland."
Highlighting Pakistan's position as a responsible sovereign state, the minister emphasized that while Pakistan firmly protects its own independence and territorial integrity, it equally respects the sovereignty of other nations. This balanced approach reflects Pakistan's commitment to maintaining regional peace while ensuring its security interests are fully protected.
In related developments, an Anti-Terrorism Court has sent 50 banned party workers to jail for an identification parade, demonstrating the ongoing legal efforts to combat terrorism and bring perpetrators to justice through proper judicial channels.
