Misadventure by India to be repulsed: Governor Chaudhry Sarwar

LAHORE:Punjab Governor Chaudhry Muhammad Sarwar has said Pakistan has one of the best armies in the world, and every inch of the country’s boundary would be defended.

In his reaction to anti-Pakistan statement by the Indian army chief on Sunday, the Punjab governor said the Indian army chief was hurling threats to Pakistan in a bid to divert world’s attention from the anarchy in the blazing India.

Any misadventure by India will be reciprocated in such a manner which would be remembered by its generations to come, he warned. He stated that 220 million people of Pakistan were standing beside Pakistan Army and other security agencies and every Pakistani was always ready to render any sort of sacrifice in defense of frontiers of their motherland.

Chaudhry Muhammad Sarwar said Alhamdulillah Pakistani had world’s best army having capability and courage to crush the enemy on any front. The Citizenship Amendment Bill has ignited flames in India, which frightened Indian rulers and army who, in a bid to hoodwink their nation, were triggering new false agenda against Pakistan every day, and now Indian Army Chief Manoj Mukund Naravane’s threats are also part of Indian government’s plan to fool its people, Sarwar said.

Scared of Kashmiris’ freedom movement, the coward Indian Army has imposed curfew in occupied Kashmir for 161 days. Indian Army can never dare even think of any aggression against Pakistan. If it resorted to any such act, it will be reciprocated by Pakistan Army and Pakistani people in a befitting manner, he said.

Regarding expression of grave concerns by US Acting Assistant Secretary Alice G. Wells over arrest of Kashmiris’ political leadership, suspension of internet services and other restrictions in Indian-Held Kashmir, the Punjab governor said, “We have been stressing upon the United Nations (UN) and other international institutions from the day one to play their role to stop Indian atrocities and settle Kashmir issue so that durable peace in the region could be achieved. He said regional peace, prosperity and development were impossible as long as Indian aggression continued.

Journal: For the first time in the history of Pakistan under the Health Education Programme of Postgraduate Medical Institute (PGMI), Lahore, it has been decided to launch a journal for the nursing community. PGMI/Lahore General Hospital Principal Prof Dr Muhammad Alfred Zafar said a 7-member committee had been formed to produce a magazine for the nurses that would have all the necessary materials for the nurses. He said the journal would play a key role in promotion of research and creativity in nurses. He said the committee would review all the aspects and it would be considered to publish the journal in Urdu and English languages.