Army chief Gen Raheel Shareef chairing the 170th Corps Commanders meeting at the General Headquarters on Friday. PHOTO: ISPR
According to an Inter-services Public Relations (ISPR) release, the Army chief chaired the 170th Corps Commanders' Conference was held at General Headquarters today.
ISPR said that the conference was part of routine monthly meetings.
According to the release, the forum dwelt at length on various professional matters. The participants also under took a comprehensive review of prevalent internal and external security situation of the country.
The forum met on a day when the defence minister hinted towards a military operation in the tribal areas as soon as this month.
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Every Pakistani is proud of Its Army. Pak Army Zinda Bad.
@shahid: If the present government is not competent or corrupt they should be thrown out in a democratic way. The Army always have its way regardless what the Civilians want and the Army is aware of the gravity of the situation. You claim that there is already a wedge between the two without any proof however. Stop speculative mischief.
It is no secret that the nation of Pakistan has been plagued with acts of terrorism in recent times. The terrorists have been trying to destabilize the region, and Pakistan has been at the center of their criminal activities. Pakistan’s safety and security directly tied to the region’s safety and security. At the same time, Pakistan is an independent partner nation, and we fully respect Pakistani government’s decisions in regards to its internal matters. We are certainly working simultaneously to negate the threat of violence to on both sides of the border. We greatly appreciate all of Pakistan’s sacrifices in the region, and wish to see our nations continue our alliance in regards to our shared peace objectives in the region.
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Dear Army, its the time now or never. Eradicate the beasts from the motherland. Corrupt political regime will not let you do that.
@Shahid: @Naseer: By your reasoning, the Pakistan is not a Democratic country but a Coup country.
Armed forces should learn from Maharajah Ranjit Singh: how he took the fight to the barbarians of the northwest.
@Khadim Karrar: The wedge is allready there.Civilian government both this one and past one has no sense of the gravity of problems. They have assets out of country and will be out of country in no time. Remember the saying " Rome was burning and Neru was playing his flute". I actually want the Army to bring military rule,ban all politics and politcal parties for 20 years and then restart politics with all new faces.
probably the sameone who leaks information to the TTP. @Saad:
@Shahid: The civilians and the army are on one page, so why is there a need to drive a wedge between them. Stop this mischief.
Well, they have got together to count whether enough of general people have been killed by their hairy brainy policies. And if not, then no need to worry. We'll only move if one of us is killed.
The armed forces has taken oath to protect the mother land from internal and exrernal threats and maintain the integrity of the country which is much more important than to obey the civilian administration.If the present government is not able to realise the threats or continue ostrich mentality the armed forces are bound to act by virtue of thier oath and committment even unilateraly with or without the consent of civilian Government.
The Generals will be the seeds of Pakistan's destruction, unless they acquire some sense, and quickly.
I see a bearded man! MashAllah