KHAR: Activists of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Bajaur Agency chapter on Saturday took out a rally in Mamond tehsil in support of Pakistan Army and condemned the Indian Government’s anti-Pakistan rhetoric.
The rally which was participated by hundreds of tribes-people turned into a massive gathering at Inayat Killay Bazaar.
The rally was led by PTI leaders from Bajaur Agency including Gul Zafar Khan and Muhammad Saleem.
The participants of the rally chanted ‘Pakistan Zindabad’ slogans and criticized Indian atrocities in held-Kashmir committed by the Indian security forces against innocent Kashmiris.
Speaking on the occasion, Gul Zafar Khan stressed that Kashmir was an integral part of Pakistan and no force on earth could stop it become part of Pakistan. Other speakers said that the tribes-people would not shy away from offering sacrifice of their lives if India ever dared to attack the homeland.
They assured the military leadership of their unfettered and firm support for the country’s security forces. SADDA: Similarly, workers of Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazal (JUI-F) took out a rally in support of Pakistan Army and against Indian brutality in occupied-Kashmir.
A huge number of JUI-F workers participated in the rally being held in Sadda, Kurram Agency. The participants of the rally held placards and banners and chanted full-throat slogans against India. Speakers asserted that they could go to any length to earn freedom for the Kashmiris.
Just before culminating the gathering, the participants also set the effigy of Indian premier Narendra Modi on fire.
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