KARACHI: Corps Commander Karachi Lt. Gen. Naveed Mukhtar has said that the ongoing Karachi operation is completely apolitical, indiscriminate and free from all kinds of pressure and expediency, and joint efforts are needed for sustaining its achievements.
Speaking at the passing out parade at Pakistan Rangers, Sindh's, Training Centre and School, he said where there are several successes of Karachi operation, the most important is the revival of hope, according to a Rangers press release issued here on Thursday.
The Corps Commander said that public support and cooperation is a main pillar for the success of this journey, and joint efforts are needed to achieve this goal.
He said that the very environment is to be provided to the people of Karachi where they do not feel any fear, as well as there is supremacy of law and improved law and order situation.
Lt. Gen. Naveed Mukhtar said that Rangers efforts will always be remembered for the restoration of peace in Karachi. He said that there is central role of Rangers in restoring peace in Karachi, and it would continue to play its effective role to protect the people of the province.
He further said that there is no ambiguity regarding the implementation of the ongoing operation in Karachi. The targets of the Karachi operation are free from pace, he added.
Lt. Gen. Naveed Mukhtar praising Pakistan Rangers, Sindh, said this paramilitary force is known as a brave and appreciable force, adding that the contribution to its achievements goes to its officers and jawans.
The Corps Commander congratulated the passing out personnel. He also expressed solidarity with the families of martyrs.
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