Gen Bajwa lauds army’s role in peace, stability Visits Quetta Garrison
By our correspondents
May 12, 2017
QUETTA: Army Chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa visited various military installations in the Quetta Garrison on Thursday and interacted with young officers undergoing various courses at the School of Infantry and Tactics.
He also delivered the annual address to the students of Command and Staff College, says a press release issued by the ISPR. He also spoke on the security perspective, both external and internal, with contours of response by the army.
He appreciated the efforts of the army for bringing peace to the country and playing a very active role in stability operations. Gen Bajwa also visited the CMH Quetta to meet the security forces personnel injured in Chaman incident.
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