NA unanimously passes resolution praising armed forces for defending Pakistan’s sovereignty

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The National Assembly has unanimously passed a resolution, commending the armed forces for their exemplary professionalism, vigilance and courage in defending the sovereignty of Pakistan in response to unprovoked Indian aggression, Radio Pakistan reports.

The resolution, moved by Law Minister Azam Nazeer Tarar, also commended armed forces’ restraint and responsibility as well as the “measured and befitting response” to the Indian aggression.

It paid tribute to martyrs, who laid down their lives in defence of the motherland and acknowledged their sacrifice as a symbol of national pride, resilience and unity.

The NA thanked God for granting the nation the dignity and honour in defending its territorial integrity against the “naked Indian aggression”.

The resolution congratulated the entire nation, which rose above all differences and stood united behind its leadership across the political spectrum with one voice.

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