Punjab governor resolves to eradicate terrorism
Pakistan
The governor condemned the attack and stated that terrorism has no religion and targeting innocent worshippers is a heinous crime against humanity.
RAWALPINDI (APP) - Punjab Governor Sardar Saleem Haider Khan on Saturday visited Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS) and Polyclinic Hospital to inquire about the health of the injured of the tragic suicide attack that occurred in Islamabad’s suburb of Tarlai.
During the visit, the governor prayed for their speedy recovery and expressed heartfelt sympathy with their families.
The governor strongly condemned the attack and stated that terrorism has no religion and targeting innocent worshippers is a heinous crime against humanity.
He expressed that the nation mourns alongside the families of the martyrs and stands united in grief. Sardar Saleem Haider Khan emphasised that Pakistan, being among countries affected by terrorism, continues to combat this menace through the relentless efforts of its brave armed forces and security agencies.
He highlighted the leadership of Field Marshal General Syed Asim Munir in eradicating extremist groups and thwarting Indian-sponsored terrorism conspiracies.
The governor praised the sacrifices of Pakistan Army personnel in the ongoing war against terrorism and reaffirmed that anyone threatening the lives of innocent citizens would face no mercy.
He vowed that the struggle to eliminate terrorism from the country will continue unabated.
