Rawalpindi: The Pakistan Army Commanders have expressed serious concern over continued repression and human rights violations by Indian military forces in Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK).
The concern was expressed during a two-day long Corps Commanders’ Conference, held in Rawalpindi, today with Army Chief General Syed Asim Munir in the chair, an Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) press release said.
The recent acts of abduction, torture and killing of civilians by the Indian Army were unequivocally condemned by the participants. Such acts constitute grave crimes against humanity and cannot dampen the spirit of the brave Kashmiris who are struggling for their lawful right of self-determination.
The Forum said that Pakistan would keep supporting its Kashmiri brethren with all political, moral and diplomatic support for the resolution of the Kashmir dispute according to the international law and relevant UN Security Council resolutions.
The army’s top brass has resolved that all terrorists, their facilitators and abettors, working on the behest of hostile forces to destabilise Pakistan, will be dealt with full might of the state.
The military commanders reiterated Pakistan Army’s resolve to defend the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Pakistan against direct and indirect threats.
The Army Chief, on the occasion, stressed the need for continuously maintaining operational excellence in cognitive and physical realms and pursuit of high standards of motivation and training.
