** The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) of the Pakistan Army has issued a statement of condemnation on the completion of one year of May 9, 2023, saying that there can be no compromise with the planners and facilitators of the tragedy, and they will be brought to justice under the law. Hoarding will not be allowed.
The Pakistan Army termed the November events as a failed attempt to bring a self-made and narrow-minded revolution in the country. In a statement issued by ISPR, the Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee and Services Chiefs were quoted as saying that they have strongly condemned the criminal acts that took place on May 9.
The declaration said that the miscreants had rebelled and resorted to violence against state institutions and their main objective was to destabilize Pakistan.
In the declaration of ISPR addressed to the public and said that come! Today we strongly condemn the conspiracies to weaken Pakistan and work together for the prosperity of our beloved country.
According to the ISPR, a coup was launched by politically motivated brainwashed miscreants on November 11, deliberately resorted to violence against state institutions and vandalized sacred symbols of the state and national heritage sites.
The statement said that “the main objective of these evil elements was to destabilize the country by spreading chaos and creating a conflict between the people and the armed forces. After failing to harm the national harmony and stability, the planners, facilitators and They started a nefarious campaign of hatred against the armed forces and the state, the armed forces showed great restraint and foiled the dastardly plot of the saboteurs and their masterminds as well as the planners”.
According to ISPR, these miscreants tried to distort the narrative in a shameful way to exonerate themselves and blame the state institutions. Don’t dare to desecrate the memories and symbols of national unity through such misbehavior.
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2024-05-09 09:41:29