PML-F condemns May 9 incident, supports Armed forces

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PML-F, May 9 incident, Armed forces

KARACHI: The head of the Pakistan Muslim League Functional (PML-F), Pir Pagara issued a statement on Saturday expressing support for the Pakistan Army and condemn the May 9 incident, ARY News reported.

According to the details, Pir Sibghatullah Rashdi stated that the armed forces of Pakistan are a symbol of the country’s security and stability, and every patriotic Pakistani stands shoulder to shoulder with their armed forces.

“Pakistan Army has rendered remarkable services in safeguarding the nation, defending it, and providing exemplary assistance during earthquakes and other natural disasters,” Pir Pagara said.

READ: ALI ZAIDI QUITS PTI, POLITICS OVER MAY 9 MAYHEM

“We sleep peacefully at night because of our armed forces. This brave army, whose officers and soldiers have never cared for their own lives for the sake of the beloved homeland,” He added.

Pir Pagara mentioned that the army has played a commendable role in eliminating terrorism from the country.

Protests

It is pertinent to mention here that protestors stormed Lahore Corps Commander’s house after the arrest of former prime minister Imran Khan in the Al-Qadir Trust case on May 09.

The protestors attacked Lahore Corps Commander’s house and vandalised other Army installations in Lahore.

Following May 9 events, Pakistan Army vowed action against perpetrators who attacked military installations in ‘politically motivated and instigated incidents’.



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