COAS expresses consolation with bereaved families of Mastung blast victims
RAWALPINDI/QUETTA: Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Qamar Javed Bajwa Saturday visited Quetta, where he attended wake prayers for Siraj Raisani and met with his family, a Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) pronounced in a statement.
The COAS voiced his deepest consolation with bereaved families of all a Mastung blast victims, a matter said.
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Referring to martyred Siraj Raisani as “Soldier of Pakistan”, General Bajwa pronounced that they had mislaid a die-hard, dauntless patriot, who would be remembered for his joining with and contributions for Pakistan.
The army arch concurred a sacrifices of 3 generations of a Raisani family, a ISPR said.
“Our tour to assent hasn’t nonetheless reached a preferred end of finish peace, though we are successfully impending a achievement,” he said.
“We as a republic have stood adult to a hurdles of terrorism and extremism and shall better all antagonistic army undeterred.”
The army arch also visited Combined Military Hospital (CMH) Quetta, where he inquired after a harmed of Mastung blast.