Army Chief Bajwa lauds devotion of troops to defend motherland amid threats

• The army chief inaugurated Lahore Garrison Institute for Special Education and visited various school facilities for special children.
• He also interacted with officers and men of Lahore Corps and Pakistan Rangers Punjab.
• The COAS said, “Youth of Pakistan is our asset and such facilities are must to provide them an enabling environment to achieve excellence in sports.”

RAWALPINDI: Chief of Army Staff General Qamar Javed Bajwa visited Lahore Garrison on Saturday, the Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR) said.

He laid floral wreath at Martyrs’ Monument and offered fateha, the military’s media wing added.

The army chief inaugurated Lahore Garrison Institute for Special Education and visited various school facilities for special children. He also interacted with officers and men of Lahore Corps and Pakistan Rangers Punjab.

During his farewell address, the COAS lauded troops for their services to nation in the line of duty despite all odds. He appreciated their professionalism and devotion to the defence of motherland.

He also inaugurated state of the art Hockey Arena, where he interacted with veteran hockey legends.

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The COAS said, “Youth of Pakistan is our asset and such facilities are must to provide them an enabling environment to achieve excellence in sports.”

On November 11, Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Qamar Javed Bajwa had visited Multan and interacted with officers and men of Multan Garrison.

While interacting with strike formations’ troops, the COAS had commended their extraordinary professional competence and devotion to duty in the service of the motherland, a statement by the Inter-Services Press Relations. (ISPR) had said.

On arrival, he was received by Commander Southern Command Lieutenant General Akhtar Nawaz Satti,

A day earlier, Gen Bajwa had visited Sialkot and Mangla garrisons as part of his farewell visits to various formations.

The military’s media wing had said the army chief met officers and men at both locations and addressed the troops.