- Independence Day linked to the recent military victory.
- PM asks the unit in ‘Spirit of 1947’.
- Zardari urges the reform, economic rebirth.
Islamabad: Pakistan’s civil and military leadership marked the 78th day of the country’s independence with messages of renewed unity, resilience and commitment to defend sovereignty, linking this year’s celebrations with military success in Marka-O-Haq with India with the Indian of April 22 Pahalgam Attack at the conclusion of May 10 of Operation Bunyan-Marsoos.
The leaders paid tribute to the sacrifices of the founders and martyrs of the Nation, emphasizing that the confrontation of this year of April of this year with India had reinforced the holiness of Pakistan’s freedom and the resolution to safeguard it.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif
Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif extended his sincere invitation to all political parties and segments of society to join them to strengthen their resolution to safeguard national interests.
“On this day, I ask all the political and citizen forces to join in the spirit of 1947 and together they build a strong and prosperous Pakistan for the coming generations,” Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif.
“I extend my sincere happiness to the nation at the end of the 78 years of independence of Pakistan. Prieto tribute to the father of the nation, quaid–Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnaah, and the thinker of Pakistan, Allama Mubhammad Iqbal, who together with other leaders and workers of the workers of the movement of independence, a goal of independence united the nation, An objective, an objective, a mission, an objective of the mission, a target of the mission.
“The last 78 years tell a history of resilience, strong faith and a hope of a brilliant future when, as a nation, we challenge several difficult challenges,” he said, linking the country’s resistance with its military success earlier this year.
“Pakistan’s historical victory in Marka-E-HAQ during the four-day war imposed by India has not only reinforced the holiness of our freedom, but has also instilled a renewed sense of ambition and national spirit in the hearts of our people, magnifying the pride and fervor of this Independence Day.”
He praised the armed forces for reviving “his past glory and destroyed the false pride of the enemy by acting as a Bunyan-Moarsose, a solid fortified wall” and paid tribute to the martyrs “who sacrificed their lives for the good of our freedom.”
Calling it “not only a military conquest, but also the victory of the validation of a theory of two nations,” the prime minister promised to “be attentive to defend and safeguard our national interests, including water resources.”
By affirming the belief of Pakistan in “peaceful coexistence and solving regional and global problems through dialogue and diplomacy,” he urged India to “demonstrate the same will for the resolution of all disputes, including the Jammu and Kashmir dispute.”
The prime minister also emphasized the importance of economic stability for national defense, citing “the substantial reduction of electricity rates” and committing to “mobilizing all available resources” to face economic, industrial and technological challenges. “We all need to demonstrate the spirit of Marka-E-Haq and the movement of Pakistan,” he said.
President Asif Ali Zardari
President Asif Ali Zardari said: “We are going to overcome our divisions and be together for a Pakistan who is based on justice, equality, faith and service to all.”
The president linked the celebrations with the recent conflict, saying that the nation marked the day “with a feeling of renewed pride and hope, since recently the nation had reaffirmed its strength, resolution and unity against external aggression.”
“Our success in Marka-E-HAQ and Operation Bunyan-Mou-Marsosos is a historical moment in our history. It was a demonstration of unwavering national testament, professional excellence and a united purpose,” he said.
“Faced with the unjustified Indian aggression, Pakistan responded clearly, courage and restriction. The world witnessed a peace -loving nation, but totally capable of defending his sovereignty and territorial integrity,” added the president.
Calling it “more than military success,” Ssari said it was “a reminder of what we can achieve when we are united, focused and committed to a common goal” and urged the nation to “channel this spirit in our economic rebirth, educational reform, technological progress, institutional development and environmental resilience.”
He also expressed solidarity with the people of India illegally occupied, Jammu and Kashmir (Iiojk), adding his courage and struggle for justice and his right to self -determination remained close to their hearts.
In addition, he reiterated that Pakistan would continue to extend his unwavering diplomatic, moral and political support until his right to self -determination is carried out.
VicePrimer Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar
“On our 79th Independence Day, I extend my sincere happiness to the nation. I proceed to the immortal sacrifices made by our ancestors, stating that Pakistan was born from his indomitable spirit and devotion to the truth. I reaffirmed that our nation cannot be defeated as much time as we are united,” he said.
“I ask all fellow citizens who remain united, protect democratic values and contribute collectively to build a strong, dignified and prosperous Pakistan, for today and in times to come,” he added.
He praised the “resolution of our armed forces and our people who joined to safeguard our sovereignty”, saying that he reflected the “formidable military preparation” and “a foreign policy of principles that has gained broad international support.”
“As we celebrate our Independence Day and Marka-E-HAQ, we are reminded that freedom is preserved not only defending our borders but also by defending the principles of truth, justice and dignity in our international commitments,” he added.
Military leadership
In a joint message, Field Marshal also Munir, General Sahir Shamshad Mirza, Admiral Naveed Ashraf and the Air Marshal Zaheer Ahmad Babar Sidhu extended the “sincere congratulations … on the absent occasion of Pakistan’s independence day for Pakistan’s independence day.”
They reaffirmed “unwavering resolution to safeguard Pakistan’s sovereignty and territorial integrity, defend the Constitution and protect the values that define our national identity”, performing “solemn tribute to the visionaries, statesmen and soldiers who placed the foundations of our nation.”
“The unwavering link between the Armed Forces and the people is the cornerstone of our collective force,” the message said, urging everyone to renew our resolution to fight for peace, progress and unity, defend the ideals of faith, unity and discipline. “
