Karachi operation to continue till sustainable peace is attained: COAS
Gen Bajwa reviews security situation at Corps, Rangers HQs in first visit to metropolis since assuming command
Army chief Gen Qamar Bajwa in Karachi on Wednesday. PHOTO: ISPR
KARACHI:
Army chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa has said that gains of Karachi operation will not be allowed to reverse, and it will continue till attainment of sustainable peace.
Gen Bajwa, on his first visit to the metropolis since assuming command as the COAS, visited Corps and Rangers headquarters in Karachi where he was briefed about the accomplishments in the operation and the way forward, said Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR) on Wednesday.
Army chief vows to break terrorist-facilitator nexus at all costs
The army chief said all efforts will be made to consolidate gains made so far during the operations, saying remnants of terrorists and their sleeper cells will be eliminated indiscriminately.
Gen Bajwa observed that security in the metropolitan had direct bearing on overall business climate and economic activity of the entire country.
He commended Army, Rangers, law enforcement agencies and intelligence agencies for noticeable improvement in the law and order situation of the metropolis. Gen Bajwa also appreciated the sacrifices of people of Karachi in this regard.
He directed focused and synergised efforts of all military and civil intelligence agencies for optimum effects to preempt potential threats to Karachi's peace.
Gen Bajwa vowed that Pakistan Army will render all assistance to government four capacity building and training of law enforcement agencies for long-term effectiveness against organised crime and enduring peace.
Army chief hails ISI for ‘strengthening national security’
Earlier during the day, the army chief visited Quaid's mausoleum, where he laid a floral wreath and offered prayers.
Army chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa has said that gains of Karachi operation will not be allowed to reverse, and it will continue till attainment of sustainable peace.
Gen Bajwa, on his first visit to the metropolis since assuming command as the COAS, visited Corps and Rangers headquarters in Karachi where he was briefed about the accomplishments in the operation and the way forward, said Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR) on Wednesday.
Army chief vows to break terrorist-facilitator nexus at all costs
The army chief said all efforts will be made to consolidate gains made so far during the operations, saying remnants of terrorists and their sleeper cells will be eliminated indiscriminately.
Gen Bajwa observed that security in the metropolitan had direct bearing on overall business climate and economic activity of the entire country.
He commended Army, Rangers, law enforcement agencies and intelligence agencies for noticeable improvement in the law and order situation of the metropolis. Gen Bajwa also appreciated the sacrifices of people of Karachi in this regard.
He directed focused and synergised efforts of all military and civil intelligence agencies for optimum effects to preempt potential threats to Karachi's peace.
Gen Bajwa vowed that Pakistan Army will render all assistance to government four capacity building and training of law enforcement agencies for long-term effectiveness against organised crime and enduring peace.
Army chief hails ISI for ‘strengthening national security’
Earlier during the day, the army chief visited Quaid's mausoleum, where he laid a floral wreath and offered prayers.