Key meeting of army commanders in Rawalpindi
Professional matters pertaining to the Pakistan Army reviewed in Corps Commander's meeting.
RAWALPINDI:
A day after a suicide bomber rammed his explosive laden vehicle into a bus carrying pilgrims, killing at least three people and injuring a score others, army commanders met in Rawalpindi to discuss matters pertaining to the security situation of the country, reported Radio Pakistan.
The 168th Corps Commanders' Conference was held at General Headquarters in Rawalpindi on Thursday with Chief of Army Staff General Raheel Sharif heading the meeting.
The meeting follows on the heels of premier Nawaz Sharif's meeting with Jamiat Ulema Islam-S chief Maulana Samiul Haq in a bid to restart peace talks with the Taliban.
Thursday's meeting also comes ahead of local body elections in Sindh.
The meeting also reviewed professional matters pertaining to the Pakistan Army.
The meeting coincides with former president and ex-army chief General Pervez Muhsarraf's appearance before a special tribunal set up to try him.
A day after a suicide bomber rammed his explosive laden vehicle into a bus carrying pilgrims, killing at least three people and injuring a score others, army commanders met in Rawalpindi to discuss matters pertaining to the security situation of the country, reported Radio Pakistan.
The 168th Corps Commanders' Conference was held at General Headquarters in Rawalpindi on Thursday with Chief of Army Staff General Raheel Sharif heading the meeting.
The meeting follows on the heels of premier Nawaz Sharif's meeting with Jamiat Ulema Islam-S chief Maulana Samiul Haq in a bid to restart peace talks with the Taliban.
Thursday's meeting also comes ahead of local body elections in Sindh.
The meeting also reviewed professional matters pertaining to the Pakistan Army.
The meeting coincides with former president and ex-army chief General Pervez Muhsarraf's appearance before a special tribunal set up to try him.