Nation has rejected misplaced ideology of terrorists: Army Chief

Army chief extends full support to tribals under all circumstances.


Web Desk May 27, 2014
While talking to the troops, COAS commended their commitment and paid rich tributes to them for their sacrifices in bringing peace and normalcy to the troubled regions. PHOTO: ISPR

As the army resumed its offensive against targets in North Waziristan this month, Chief of Army Staff General Raheel Sharif said on Tuesday that the nation had rejected the misplaced ideology of terrorists who have clearly lost their cause already and are being marginalised.



According to an Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) statement, Gen Sharif visited field deployments in South Waziristan.

The COAS reiterated Army's continued whole hearted support for tribal brethren under all circumstances.

While talking to the troops, he commended their commitment and paid rich tributes to them for their sacrifices in bringing peace and normalcy to the troubled regions.

The army chief reviewed progress of various projects undertaken by the army in the area, and appreciated them for quality of work and timely completion. ​

Gen Sharif particularly mentioned the construction of Central Trade Corridor, a 714-kilometre road network, linking Pakistan’s Indus Highway and  Waziristan agencies with the Afghan Ring Road.

Later the COAS also visited the recently established Cadet College Spinkai Raghzai. Talking to Cadets, he said that these projects would help integrate a new generation of young Pakistanis from such remote areas in the national mainstream.

COMMENTS (25)

Beck | 9 years ago | Reply

@Mj: His stance is that it's a push towards alienating North Waziristan from Pakistan like East Pakistan. Then he said that I'm personally going to talk with Raheel Sharif on these recent bombings. See Imran Khan's 27-5-14 press conference.

Ch. Allah Daad | 9 years ago | Reply

Nation's rejection is not enough. Army should also stop using those parties who support terrorists.

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