The National Assembly's Standing Committee on Defence praised the Pakistan army's efforts in bringing peace and stability to the country on Tuesday, reported Geo News.
The NA committee, headed by Amjad Ali Khan, visited North Waziristan where they were given a detailed briefing on operation Radd-ul-Fasaad and ongoing intelligence-based operations, the military's media wing said.
"[The] delegation was briefed about [the] socio-economic projects for [uplifting the area]," it said, adding that they appreciated the Pakistan army's efforts in bringing normalcy in the area and paid rich tribute to martyrs for their supreme sacrifices in the line of duty.
"On arrival, the delegation laid floral wreath at Yadgar-e-Shuhada and offered Fateha," it added.
CM Maryam Nawaz gives go-ahead for launching free WiFi pilot project in provincial capital
Army commanders visit homes of eight Customs’ officials martyred in two separate incidents in DI Khan
Islamabad also slams Washington's silence on genocide in Gaza, human rights violations in IIOJK
Former prime minister is in China on a week-long visit along with his grandson Junaid Safdar and five others
"All incidents that were mentioned were before my watch … before I took the oath as CJP," says top judge
"When I saw the female police officers today I realised that they would have taken their training seriously," says...