All those behind Black Day vandalism to be brought to justice: COAS

Common Syed Asim Munir visits Corps Headquarters Peshawar n Says Armed Forces won’t tolerate any additional try of violating sanctity, safety of its installations n A concerted effort is being made maliciously by inimical parts to focus on Armed Forces.

ISLAMABAD      –    Chief of Military Workers (COAS) Common Syed Asim Munir visited Corps Headquarters Peshawar on Saturday. Based on a press launch issued by Inter- Companies Public Relations (ISPR), Common Syed Asim Munir was given an in depth briefing on the prevailing safety scenario and ongoing counterterrorism efforts. The Military Chief appreciated the skilled competence, efficiency and achievements of Legislation Enforcement Companies within the ongoing combat in opposition to terrorism, the ISPR stated. COAS additionally addressed the officers of the Corps and emphasised on the evolving threats to nationwide safety. “We will proceed with our endeavors of peace and stability and there might be no room for spoilers of the method,” he stated. “The Armed Forces won’t tolerate any additional try of violating the sanctity and safety of its installations or vandalism and resolved to carry to justice all of the planners, abetters, instigators and executors of vandalism on the Black Day of ninth Might.” COAS additionally sensitised about challenges of data warfare and efforts to create misperceptions. He highlighted {that a} concerted effort is being made maliciously by inimical parts to focus on the Armed Forces. He pledged that such nefarious makes an attempt might be foiled by the assist of individuals of Pakistan. Earlier on arrival, COAS was acquired by Corps Commander Peshawar.