Corps Commanders' Conference reiterates its resolve to thwart any threat to Pakistan’s security

Corps Commanders' Conference has reiterated its resolve to thwart any threat to Pakistan’s security. The resolve was expressed in a meeting of the forum held in Rawalpindi today (Tuesday) with Army Chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa in the chair. Forum reviewed operational readiness and evolving threat spectrum in context of external and internal security of the country. The Army Chief complimented efforts put in by all formations to maintain high level of combat readiness particularly in the wake of evolving regional security situation. The forum took special note of continued atrocities in Indian Occupied Kashmir as illegal actions of August 5, 2019 complete one year next month and paid tribute to brave Kashmiris for their legitimate struggle for freedom. General Bajwa especially lauded efforts in aid of civil administration in fight against COVID -19 and LOCUST.  Stressing the need to exercise maximum care with respect to Eid-ul-Azha and Muharram to maintain the gains achieved in countering the pandemic, the forum also appreciated efforts of doctors, healthcare workers, paramedics across the country. The Army Chief expressed complete satisfaction with overall operational readiness of Pakistan Army.