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The Punjab Chief Minister Sardar Usman Buzdar on Friday visited the residence of Lance Naik Muhammad Taimur Aslam at Pir Colony in Walton who embraced martyrdom due to unprovoked firing of the Indian army at LoC, and met with his father, maternal grandfather and other family members.
Paying rich tributes to the great sacrifice of Muhammad Taimur Aslam for the defence of the country, the CM Buzdar said, "The whole nation pays tributes to the bravery of Taimur Aslam who rendered his life for the beloved motherland."
He said, "I am heartened that the courage of the family of Taimur Aslam is strong and praiseworthy as martyred army jawans are the pride of the nation. The martyrs have sacrificed their today to secure the tomorrow of the nation."
He assured that the Punjab government is always available to provide any possible support to the martyr's family. The 220 million people of Pakistan are proud of Muhammad Taimur Aslam and the nation, whose youth is filled with the passion of martyrdom, cannot be defeated, he added.
Talking to the media, the Chief Minister said that September 6 is an occasion to remember the martyrs and their families as we are living peacefully because of their great sacrifices.
"We express complete solidarity with the families of martyrs and they will be properly looked after," he said. He reiterated that Kashmir is the jugular vein of our country and Pakistan is incomplete without it. Indian cruelties and barbarity in Occupied Kashmir is highly commendable and the nation is standing with their Kashmiri brethren, he added.
Moreover, the CM in his message on PAF Day said: "September 07, 1965 is the bright chapter in the history of PAF when the PAF eagles wrote a new history of bravery and courage and defeated the wicked enemy."
Paying rich tributes to the sacrifices of PAF martyrs, the CM Buzdar said the nation is proud of the professional capabilities of Pakistan Air Force which is ever-ready to give a befitting reply to every tactic of the enemy; PAF has, again, exhibited its professional competence by destroying two Indian military planes in February at LoC."
He said, "Our armed forces will continue to foil the nefarious designs of the enemy; all the three armed forces of Pakistan are fully vigilant and active to defend the country and no one can look at Pakistan with an evil eye."

Copyright Business Recorder, 2019

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