Pakistan Army’s decision to provide required support to the Election Commission in the general elections

Pakistan Army has decided to provide required and necessary support to the Election Commission in the general elections. According to the Public Relations Department of the Pakistan Army ISPR, in the two-day 261st Corps Commanders’ Conference chaired by Army Chief General Syed Asim Munir, it has been decided that the Pakistan Army will appoint the Election Commission in the general elections.

The forum decided that the Pakistan Army will provide the required and necessary support to the Election Commission in the general elections. The forum expressed concern over safe havens of terrorist groups in the neighboring country and described terrorist activities and availability of sophisticated weapons from the neighboring country as a threat to Pakistan’s security.

The participants of the conference vowed to deal forcefully against those elements who act on the cues of hostile forces to destabilize Pakistan.

ISPR said that the forum expressed full solidarity with the Palestinian people and condemned the grave human rights violations and war crimes in Gaza while the forum supported the government’s position of demanding an immediate ceasefire in Gaza and a peaceful resolution of the conflict. Repeated

The Corps Commanders Conference expressed serious concern over the continuous oppression of the Indian Army in Occupied Kashmir and condemned the acts of abduction, torture and killing of civilians by the Indian Army, saying that the actions of the Indian Army in Occupied Kashmir are serious crimes against humanity. .

The participants of the conference said that the actions of the Indian army cannot dampen the passion of the Kashmiris for their legitimate right to self-determination. .

The forum was briefed on the situation in the region, challenges to national security and strategies to respond to emerging threats.

According to ISPR, the Army Chief stressed on maintaining professionalism during operations, achieving excellence in training formations in mental and physical fields.

The forum also reiterated its support for ongoing efforts to encourage foreign investment.