India’s Baseless Allegations on Pakistan to Derail Peace Process

Creating wedge between the Government of Pakistan and Pakistan Army and harming the image of Pakistan and its armed forces by means of stating concocted statements is always what India preferred and still doing it since independence. India called itself a democratic country but in reality, India has a fake democracy that by the help of fictitious stories, damage Pakistan’s image to build differences among the Government of Pakistan and Pakistan Army. Pakistan always offers India for having peaceful relations. But opposite to that, Indian violations are on the peak for derailing the peace process. Indian menacing designs and blame game continues instead of welcoming the peace relations offer by Pakistan. The basic reason is to slander the image of Pakistan Army and Government of Pakistan.

Another thing which India likes the most is that blame game and putting false allegations on Pakistan and its armed forces. Government of Pakistan and Pakistan Army are keeping focus on improving ties with India and also to improve diplomatic norms with the neighbouring country but Indian media with the help of its leaders have a habit to put groundless accusations which has no reality just to decline the efforts made by Pakistan of improving the ties with India. India, basically, does want peace in the region. Human Rights Violations including extra judicial killings, rapes etc are at peak in India but Indian leaders do not pay any kind of attention to it. As far as Kashmir issue is concerned, UN did not any pay kind of attention of it too.

In the end, I would like to say that India, instead of blaming, must change its attitude and must respect Pakistan’s peace offer.

Development in Balochistan will bring peace to country: COAS

QUETTA: Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Raheel Sharif stressed on Thursday that development and prosperity of Balochistan will contribute towards a peaceful and progressive Pakistan.
While stressing the need for sustainable development of Balochistan, COAS General Raheel Sharif said that the Pakistan Army was committed to playing its role in socio-economic uplift of Balochistan. “As many as 20,000 youth from Balochistan have been recruited in Pakistan Army since 2010 that shows the utmost dedication of armed forces for the rising of geographically largest province of the country,” he said during a passing-out parade of Baloch recruits on Thursday in the EME Centre, Quetta. Balochistan Chief Minister Dr Abdul Malik Baloch, Southern Command Commander Lieutenant General Nasser Khan Janjua, members of provincial cabinet, Balochistan Chief Secretary Babar Yaqoob Fateh Mohammad were also present on the occasion.
The COAS stressed that development and prosperity of Balochistan will contribute towards a peaceful and progressive Pakistan, and that the army would continue to play its part in the uplift of the province. “My visit to Balochistan soon after taking over the command of Pak Army reflects my affection to the province and its people,” he maintained. He noted that the army, in view of getting more recruitment from Balochistan, has relaxed its rules and encouraged aspiring youth to become part of the armed forces and play their role for the prosperity of the country.
Gen Sharif expressed high hopes that the new recruits will play their part in safeguarding national interests and peace in Balochistan. He said that army troops always remained with the affected people whether it was flood, earthquake or some other catastrophe in Balochistan. app

COAS Raheel Sharif visits Line of Control | Pakistan

RAWALPINDI: Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Raheel Sharif visited troops in forward localities along the Line of Control (LoC).

According to an ISPR press release, General Raheel Sharif appreciated the high state of morale, operational preparedness and vigil being maintained by troops on the front line. The army chief also paid rich tribute to the sacrifices of the officers and soldiers of the Pakistan Army along the LoC.

The COAS was briefed by the local formation commander on the prevailing security situation at the LoC.

General Raheel Sharif visited Field Formations deployed in FATA

Chief of Army Staff (COAS), General Raheel Sharif visited Field Formations deployed in FATA today. This is his first visit to North and South Waziristan Agencies, after assumption of command on 29 November 2013.

While interacting with officers and men at Miranshah and Wana, COAS expressed satisfaction and appreciated the state of combat readiness and very high morale of troops. He also lauded their achievements towards bringing stability in these areas through development projects being under taken by army at very high pace. These development projects are likely to contribute in the National effort for durable peace and economic prosperity in the areas affected by terrorism.

He advised the officers and men to continue working with army’s traditional unflinching resolve and utmost dedication in the service of Nation.

Earlier on arrival at Peshawar, COAS was received by Lieutenant General Kahlid Rabbani, Commander 11 Corps.