Islamabad:
Military spokesman Director-General General Inter-Services Public Relations (DG ISPR) LT Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry Thursday rejected media reports attributed to apology notes to Chief of Army Staff (Coas) Field Marshal Asim Munir.
In a speech with journalists in Islamabad, DG Ispr said the journalist Sohail Warraich’s article was based on an event held in Brussels, where hundreds of people took pictures with Field Marshal, but no conversation was given by the army chief.
He clarified that there was no mention of PTI or any excuse at the event, adding that it was the journalist’s own work for personal gain and advertising.
DG ISPR further said the senior journalist had shown irresponsibility for personal gain and an advertising stunt, as the field marsh did not give no interview during his Brussels visit. However, he reiterated that the perpetrators of the riots on May 9 should face the law.
To a question of a lawsuit against the media organization to forward misleading reports, DG ISPR noted, “We have said it explicitly that the institutions should show responsibility and avoid reporting inappropriate information.”
Pakistan is a country that has a potential to change the fate of the region, which is why it often attacked, the ISPR DG claimed, adding that the youth should understand the legacy and history of their ideological state.
Ahmed Chaudhry said that the Indian design of discrediting pack -army through terrorist projects and other facilitators has been foiled by Pak Army’s appropriate reaction. They were wrong in believing that they could defeat Pakistan through their military military military power. On Earth, Pakistan defeated both India and its attorney -fitna al -khawarij and Fitna al -hindustan -at the same time.
DG ISPR further emphasized that the decision made by all political parties in 2014 to play terrorism from Pakistan has not been fully implemented to date. He pointed out that every time illegal Afghans involved in crimes were expelled, some political and criminal elements in the country begin to create fuss. He called implementation of 14 points of the National Action Plan Pivotal.
The military spokesman said the army, police and the law enforcement authorities are based on the steering gap with their blood on a daily basis and adding, “Pakistani youth is our active.”
