PM announces Youm-i-Tashakur to commemorate successful military operation against India

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Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has announced that the country will observe Youm-i-Tashakur to mark Pakistan’s befitting response to Indian aggression and the success of Operation Bunyan-um-Marsoos, The Associated Press of Pakistan reports.

According to a statement from the PM’s Office, the day will be observed to offer gratitude to God, pay tribute to the exceptional valour of the armed forces and appreciate the unity of the entire nation.

“Operation Bunyan-um-Marsoos gave an effective and befitting response to the enemy’s aggression,” PM Shehbaz was quoted as saying, adding that the country proved its superiority at every front.

“Despite India’s aggression, Pakistan maintained its defence with resilience and demonstrated full readiness to deal with the situation.”

The PM urged the nation and religious scholars to offer prayers across the country as an expression of gratitude to God and called for special prayers for martyrs.

“The sacrifices of the Pakistani armed forces can never be forgotten. The nation stands by their side,” PM Shehbaz said.

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