Modi is bent upon destroying peace in the region: FM

Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi said that the entire nation is standing steadfast by the armed forces to defend the homeland.

Foreign Minister strongly condemned the Indian army’s aggression and unprovoked ceasefire violations along the Line of Control.

The Foreign Minister said in a statement that ceasefire violations on the LoC is an Indian attempt to divert attention from the resilient reaction of Indians against the controversial Citizenship Act.

He further said that Indians have rejected Modi’s extremist thinking and Modi and his government is bent upon destroying peace in the region.

Shah Mahmood Qureshi urged the world to take notice of India’s roguish activities.

The Foreign Minister also paid homage to the two Pakistan Army soldiers martyred in today’s ceasefire violations on the LoC.

The Minister saluted the velour and courage of the armed forces and said the entire nation is proud of the sacrifices of the armed forces.

Pak army is ready for India, COAS assures PM Imran

Earlier today, Two Pakistani military soldiers were martyred in an Indian ceasefire violation at Line of Control (LoC).

The news was mentioned in a tweet at the official Twitter account of Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR).

Director-General ISPR revealed the names of the soldiers martyred in firing after Indian ceasefire violations at LoC in the Dewa Sector.

The martyred soldiers were recognized as Sepoy Ehsan and Naib Subedar Kandero.

Pakistani army troops also damaged Indian posts in the Haji Pir sector and killed three Indian soldiers in response to the Indian ceasefire violation.

The response was made in the past 36 hours, reported by ISPR.

It should be remembered that Army Chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa had visited the LoC in Azad Jammu and Kashmir on Monday. He had said that armed forces are “fully prepared to thwart any misadventure” or violence for the defense of the country.

According to the tweet by DG ISPR, the army chief had quoted, “Our quest for peace must never be misconstrued as weakness”.