DG ISPR Visits Palandri: Army Sacrifices Praised

Pakistani Students & Faculty Rally Behind Armed Forces, Reaffirm Kashmir Stance After ISPR Briefing

A resounding display of national unity and unwavering support for the Pakistan Armed Forces unfolded this week following a series of engagements led by Director General Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry in Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK). The sessions, held with students and faculty at institutions including Cadet College Palandri, Khan muhammad Khan Post Graduate college, Mirpur University of Science and Technology, and Government Post Graduate College for Girls, centered on national security, regional stability, and the enduring importance of the Kashmir issue.

Did you know? – The ISPR, or Inter-Services Public Relations, is the media wing of the Pakistan Armed Forces. It serves as the primary channel for communication between the military and the public.

Strengthening Resolve in AJK

Lieutenant General Chaudhry’s visit aimed too foster dialog and address concerns among the youth of AJK. Participants expressed deep gratitude for the armed forces’ contributions to national defense and lauded their success in recent operations. A key focus of the discussions was the importance of critical thinking and verifying details circulating on social media, with the Principal of Cadet College Palandri emphasizing this obligation to students.

Commemorating Sacrifice & Addressing Regional Challenges

The sessions also served as a platform to honor the sacrifices made by Pakistani soldiers in the line of duty. Participants specifically remembered Major Rab Nawaz Tariq, the first martyr of Cadet College Palandri, acknowledging his supreme sacrifice in the defense of the homeland.

Attendees also congratulated the Pakistan army on the accomplished completion of Operation Bunyamul Marsoos, a counter-terrorism initiative. One participant stated, “We stand with the Pakistan Army and will not hesitate to offer our lives,” underscoring a commitment to national security.

Pro tip: – Counter-terrorism operations like Bunyamul Marsoos often involve intelligence gathering, targeted strikes, and efforts to disrupt terrorist networks. Success is measured by reduced incidents and improved security.

Kashmir: An Unbreakable Bond

A central theme throughout the engagements was the unwavering belief in Kashmir’s integral connection to Pakistan.Participants forcefully asserted that “Kashmir is the jugular vein of Pakistan,” and that the two entities are “inseparable.” They further maintained that Kashmir “was, is, and will remain a part of Pakistan,” echoing the vision of Quaid-e-Azam.

The sentiment extended to a firm warning against potential aggression, with attendees stating that India would “once again face humiliation” if it attempted any antagonistic actions. This strong stance reflects a deeply held conviction regarding the region’s geopolitical meaning.

Pakistan as a Regional Stabilizer

Beyond the immediate security concerns, educators present at the sessions highlighted Pakistan’s evolving role in regional stability. Teachers noted that Pakistan has “emerged as a net regional stabilizer,” a testament to the military’s efforts in maintaining peace and security.

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Expanded news Report:

Why: The ISPR, led by lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, initiated a series of briefings and engagements in Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) to address national security concerns, promote critical thinking regarding information consumption, and reaffirm the nation’s stance on Kashmir. The briefings were prompted by a need to connect with the youth and address potential misinformation.

Who: the primary actors involved were Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry (DG ISPR), students and faculty from various educational institutions in AJK (Cadet College Palandri, Khan Muhammad Khan Post Graduate College, Mirpur University of Science and Technology, and Government Post Graduate