Military hopes election will serve as catalyst for strengthening democracy

Pakistan Feb, 9 2024
Military hopes election will serve as catalyst for strengthening democracy
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RAWALPINDI: Armed Forces have congratulated nation on “Generally peaceful and violence-free” conduct of general elections and expressed hope it would serve as “Catalyst for further strengthening democracy in Pakistan.”

“It is our fervent hope that our sacrifices would not be in vain and this election will serve as catalyst for further strengthening democracy in Pakistan and that it will pave way for realisation of aspirations of people of Pakistan,” military’s media wing, ISPR said in statement.

“Armed forces remain dedicated to upholding peace and security in country and stand ready to provide unwavering support in safeguarding democratic traditions of our state,” it stated.

ISPR stated that armed forces alongside other law enforcement agencies (LEAs) are proud to have played pivotal role in providing security during conduct of sacred electoral process, in aid of civil power and in accordance with constitution of Pakistan.

Safe and secure environment for public was ensured through deployment of 137,000 Army personnel and civil armed forces at approximately 6,000 selected “Most sensitive” polling stations and over 7,800 QRFs, it added. “Gratitude is owed to other law enforcement agencies that worked hand in hand with armed forces to safeguard democratic process.”

According to ISPR, despite 51 cowardly terrorist attacks, mostly in K-P and Balochistan, aimed at disrupting electoral process, soldiers remained resolute and effectively ensured peace and security across Pakistan.

Published in The Daily National Courier, February, 09 2024

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