Rawalpindi: The Corps Commanders’ Conference has emphasized that the national commemoration of Marka-e-Haq sends a clear message to India’s political mindset that Pakistan remains united, resilient, and fully prepared to face any challenges. The conference, held in Rawalpindi, was chaired by Chief of Army Staff and Chief of Defence Forces Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir.

According to Radio Pakistan, the meeting underscored the harmony between the people, government, and armed forces of Pakistan, collectively standing as “Bunnianum Marsoos” against both internal and external adversities. The Forum extended congratulations to the nation and armed forces on the first anniversary of Marka-e-Haq, recognizing it as a pivotal event that underscores national unity and a firm commitment to defending Pakistan’s sovereignty.

The conference condemned the ongoing atrocities and demographic changes in IIOJK, reaffirming Pakistan’s diplomatic, political, and moral support for the Kashmiri people’s struggle. It paid tribute to the martyrs of the armed forces, law enforcement agencies, and civilians who sacrificed their lives for the country, emphasizing their enduring legacy as the foundation of Pakistan’s security and resilience.

Field Marshal Munir praised the operational preparedness and professionalism of the Pakistan Armed Forces, commending their success in intelligence-based counter-terrorism operations. The Forum reviewed the security environment, resolving to dismantle terrorist networks and deny them operational space within Pakistan.

Operation Ghazab Lil Haq’s impact on degrading terrorists and their infrastructure was acknowledged, alongside criticism of the Afghan Taliban regime’s support for terrorist organizations. The Forum rejected allegations of targeting Afghan civilians, affirming that Pakistan’s actions are focused on infiltrators and terrorist infrastructures.

Discussing regional security, the Forum noted significant implications of geopolitical developments and emphasized Pakistan’s role in advocating stability. Field Marshal Munir instructed commanders to maintain vigilance and adaptability against evolving threats, stressing the need for professional excellence and proactive measures.