LAHORE: Punjab Chief Minister Muhammad Shahbaz Sharif has said officers and jawans of the Pak Army, Counter Terrorism Force and Punjab Police are writing a new history of courage and valor and the nation is proud of its brave sons and daughters.
He was addressing the function of passing-out parade of third batch comprising 332 corporals of Counter Terrorism Force at Elite Police Training School, Bedian Road, here Saturday.
The chief minister inspected the parade of corporals and appreciated the standard of modern training and their professional expertise. He also gave away cash prizes, shields and honorary sword to the corporals showing outstanding performance during training.
Shehbaz Sharif said the entire nation was proud of these brave corporals who got modern training and have to play the vanguard role. He said that these corporals had not only to eliminate terrorism from the country but will also protect the life and property of people.
Congratulating the successful corporals, the chief minister said: "High responsibility lies on them because they are entering in practical field as an organized professional force." He said two batches of Counter Terrorism Force had already completed training and were taking part against terrorists and their facilitators. He said the nation had high hopes of them. He said the Pak Army was achieving glorious successes against terrorists through operation Zarb-e-Azb and writing a new history of bravery. He said that Pak Army, Counter Terrorism Force and Punjab Police were eliminating terrorists and taking effective steps for eliminating terrorism.
The chief minister said Prime Minister Muhammad Nawaz Sharif had given the vision of setting up of Counter Terrorism Force in 2013 and now this dream had been materialized. He said if needed, the number of Counter Terrorism Force will be increased and with the passage of time, its capacity will also be built. He said that Counter Terrorism Force will be made best force of the world through modern training and professional skill.
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