President Asif Ali Zardari Visits CMH Rawalpindi
President Asif Ali Zardari Visits CMH Rawalpindi
RAWALPINDI – President Asif Ali Zardari visited the Combined Military Hospital (CMH) in Rawalpindi on Thursday, where he met with soldiers and civilians injured in unprovoked Indian aggression. Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Raza Naqvi, the Commander of 10 Corps, and hospital administration officials accompanied the president during his visit.
The president personally met with each injured individual, praising their bravery, sacrifices, and patriotism. "We are proud of the sacrifices of our courageous soldiers," President Zardari stated. "The entire nation salutes the sacrifices of our troops and civilians."
He emphasized that the Pakistani people have firmly resisted enemy aggression, calling India’s actions "aggressive, extremist, and a threat to regional peace." The president warned that the Hindutva ideology poses serious risks to the security of the entire region.
"The Modi government seeks to use aggression against Pakistan for political gains," President Zardari said. "However, we will not allow any harm to Pakistan’s sovereignty and national security." He reaffirmed that the nation remains united, determined, and vigilant against any form of aggression.
"Pakistan possesses the full capability to give a resounding response to any aggression," the president asserted.
Before concluding his visit, President Zardari thanked the doctors, medical staff, nursing teams, and hospital administration for their dedicated care of the injured.
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