PM visits injured soldiers, lauds courage for successful Bannu operation

Thursday Dec 22 2022

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, flanked by Defence Minister Khawaja Asif and Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Asim Munir, visits injured soldiers, who took down terrorists in Bannu operation, on December 22, 2022. — ISPR

Haleem Khan, 29, embraces affliction in the wake of capitulating to wounds.

PM Shehbaz acclaims saints and their families for "incomparable" penances.

Khawaja Asif, COAS Asim Munir go with chief in visit.

RAWALPINDI: State leader Shehbaz Sharif on Thursday honored the mental fortitude and boldness of troops who cleared the Counter-Psychological oppression Division (CTD) complex during the Bannu activity.

The chief's expressions of recognition for the soldiers came during his visit to the Consolidated Military Clinic (CMH) in Rawalpindi where he met officials and warriors harmed in an enemy of psychological oppressor activity at CTD complex in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa's Bannu city, the Between Administrations Advertising (ISPR) said.

He commended the saints and their families for delivering preeminent penances to guarantee the country's wellbeing and security.

Chief Shehbaz had before clarified that the state won't give up or kneel before any fear monger outfit or association.

Three days prior, a prisoner emergency occurred at the CTD compound when prohibited Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan's (TTP) psychological militants assumed control over the middle and made a few security work force prisoners. In any case, security powers completed a fruitful activity, killing 25 aggressors.

"Not entirely settled to battle out psychological warfare in its all structures and appearances and breaking nexus between fear based oppressors, their allies and supporters till accomplishing serene and stable climate," the head expressed, as per the ISPR.

Flanked by Guard Clergyman Khawaja Asif and the Head of Armed force Staff (COAS) General Asim Munir, PM Shehbaz added that the writ of the state will be laid out no matter what and nobody will be permitted to crash the well deserved gains of the conflict on dread, which Pakistan accomplished after the country and military unmatched penances.

Directly following the Bannu activity, a Pakistan Armed force fighter, Haleem Khan, embraced suffering as he surrendered to wounds supported while bringing down fear based oppressors in the CTD complex.

Subsequent to being seriously harmed, the 29-year-old troop was owned up to the CMH in Rawalpindi where he died today.

The tactical's media wing expressed that the trooper was an occupant of Hijira in region Ponch and has been made due by three kids.