India should opt for peace and progress through dialogue: COAS
RAWALPINDI: Chief of the Army Staff (COAS) General Qamar Javed Bajwa has warned India over its continuous ceasefire violations on the Line of Control (LoC) and war rhetoric.
According to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the COAS visited the Line of Control (LoC) on Wednesday and said: “Lately, there has been an increase in Indian ceasefire violations (CFVs) and rhetoric of provocative statements by their military leadership.” He added: “We are a professional and combat hardened army ready to defend our motherland. It would be better if they realise this and place their stock in peace and progress through dialogue.”
The General Officer Commanding (GOC) gave an update on the situation along the LoC, Indian CFVs and response by the Pakistan Army, the military’s media wing said. Later, the COAS interacted with the troops. “The COAS appreciated their state of readiness and morale. He also appreciated the resilience of civilian Kashmiri population who are being deliberately targeted by the Indian Army on both sides of the LoC,” the ISPR said.
-
Europe Slams US Visa Bans -
Sabrina Carpenter Shares Exciting Christmas Gift -
Prince Harry Shares Close Bond With Meghan Markle’s Mom -
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor And Sarah Would Be Throwing One Last Party, Says Royal Author -
Luke Evans Reflects On Latest 'Broadway' Gig -
Kylie Kelce Presses Travis Kelce About Big Taylor Swift Claim -
Daniel Curtis Lee Wins Hearts With Act Of Kindness Toward Tylor Chase -
Paul Rudd, Jack Black Reveal BTS Struggles From 'Anaconda' Set -
Kings Charles' 'relatable' Cancer Journey Changes Lives Of Thousands: Expert -
Amanda Seyfried Reveals What She Missed In American History Classes -
Venus Williams Recalls Falling In Love With Husband Andrea Preti -
Luke Evans On Broadway Debut: 'I Always Wanted To Do Broadway' -
King Charles Faces New Challenge From Political Leader On Christmas Day -
Zooey Deschanel Shares If She Would Rewatch Iconic Holiday Film -
Liza Minnelli 'terrified' Of Looking Fragile As Wheelchair Threatens 'legacy': Report -
'Dhurandhar' Announces Release Date For Sequel