Rangers restored peace in province, says Lt Gen Iftikhar
Camel-mounted Rangers present salute at the passing out parade of Pakistan Rangers (Sindh) at the Rangers Training Centre and School Karachi on Monday. photo: express
The 31st passing out Parade of Pakistan Rangers (Sindh) recruits was held at the Rangers Training Centre and School Karachi on Monday.
Director General Pakistan Rangers Sindh Maj General Azhar Waqas welcomed the Chief Guest Karachi Corps Commander Lt General Babar Iftikhar.
A smartly turned out contingent of Rangers presented salute to the distinguished guests. The chief guest presented shields to the recruits for exceptional performance during training.
Corps Commander Lt General Babar Iftikhar in his address said that the day marks a milestone in the lives of the graduating recruits.
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He noted that Sindh Rangers have performed in every field with courage and motivation. Be it securing the international borders, thwarting the terrorists and criminals in Karachi, dacoits in the katcha, or providing security during events of national importance, the Rangers have performed their duties with utmost professional capabilities.
He lauded the Rangers for restoring peace, stopping water theft and managing the repatriation of illegal immigrants and acknowledged that their presence has brought a positive change in the province.
Published in The Express Tribune, February 27th, 2024.