Army chief General Qamar Bajwa has reiterated that the newly launched military offensive, Operation Radd-ul-Fasaad, will target “all troublemakers”.
“Through Operation Radd-ul-Fasaad we will take on all fasaadies and play our part in bringing back normalcy in our country,” the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) quoted the army chief as saying during his visit to the Multan Garrison on Thursday.
Gen Qamar, who was given a detailed briefing on the troops’ operational preparedness, acknowledged their contributions towards internal security.
Population census
Army chief General Qamar Bajwa has reiterated that the newly launched military offensive, Operation Radd-ul-Fasaad, will target “all troublemakers”.
“Through Operation Radd-ul-Fasaad we will take on all fasaadies and play our part in bringing back normalcy in our country,” the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) quoted the army chief as saying during his visit to the Multan Garrison on Thursday.
Gen Qamar, who was given a detailed briefing on the troops’ operational preparedness, acknowledged their contributions towards internal security.
Population census
The COAS also witnessed training for troops to execute the population census support plan. “He appreciated the preparations, and said that population census is an important national activity and army shall extend full support for its smooth conduct,” the statement said.
The sixth population and housing census in the K-P and Fata is going to be launched from March 15. The census has been due since 2008 but could not be held for a variety of reasons.
Later, Gen Qamar witnessed combat training exercise of troops at Muzaffargarh field firing ranges. He complimented troops for displaying excellent training standards for conduct of both conventional and sub conventional operations. “Pakistan Army by virtue of its combat experience over the years is second to none.”
The sixth population and housing census in the K-P and Fata is going to be launched from March 15. The census has been due since 2008 but could not be held for a variety of reasons.
Later, Gen Qamar witnessed combat training exercise of troops at Muzaffargarh field firing ranges. He complimented troops for displaying excellent training standards for conduct of both conventional and sub conventional operations. “Pakistan Army by virtue of its combat experience over the years is second to none.”
