RAWALPINDI: Chief of Defence Forces and Chief of Army Staff Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir on Thursday reaffirmed Pakistan’s strong resolve to dismantle terrorist infrastructure wherever it poses a threat to the country and its people, saying security forces would continue targeted operations against Fitna al Khawarij and Fitna al Hindustan terrorist groups until the threat and its facilitators are eradicated.
Addressing participants of the 20th National Workshop Balochistan at General Headquarters in Rawalpindi, Field Marshal Munir said that consistent efforts of security forces and law enforcement agencies, backed by the steadfast support of people, would bring lasting peace to Balochistan, the military’s media wing, Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), said.
He reaffirmed that targeted operations against Indian-backed terrorist groups Fitna al Khawarij and Fitna al Hindustan would continue with full resolve until the menace of terrorism and its abettors are eliminated from Pakistan.
The Field Marshal reiterated Pakistan’s firm resolve to dismantle terrorist infrastructure wherever it poses a threat to the country and its people.
The Chief of Defence Forces underscored that foreign-sponsored proxies have persistently sought to fuel violence, undermine stability and disrupt peace in Balochistan. “Their nefarious designs, however, will be defeated through firm and decisive response of the Armed Forces, supported by the resilience and unity of the people of Pakistan,” the Field Marshal said as quoted by ISPR.
During the interaction, Field Marshal Munir described Balochistan as the pride of Pakistan, endowed with immense natural wealth and blessed with vibrant, resilient and patriotic people who constitute the province’s greatest strength.
The Chief of Defence Forces highlighted that the ongoing development initiatives of the federal and provincial governments are aimed at transforming Balochistan’s socio-economic landscape through an inclusive and people-centric approach.
Field Marshal Munir lauded the constructive role of civil society, academia, media and youth in strengthening national integration and contributing to Balochistan’s long-term peace and prosperity.
He also highlighted the need for national unity and perseverance to chart the country’s future trajectory.
The session concluded with a candid and wide-ranging interaction. Participants reaffirmed their shared commitment to the stability, progress and sovereignty of Pakistan.
