Army chief visits Multan Garrison

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MULTAN: Chief of Army Staff Gen Qamar Javed Bajwa on Thursday visited Multan Garrison, where he was briefed on operational preparedness.

The COAS also witnessed training for troops to execute Population Census support plan. He appreciated the preparations and said census was an important national activity and the “Army shall extend full support for its smooth conduct,” says an ISPR press release.

Later, the COAS 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.

He said the Pakistan Army by virtue of its combat experience over the years is second to none.

Speaking to officers and troops, he also acknowledged their contributions towards internal security. He said, “through Operation Raddul Fasaad we will take on all fasaadies and play our part in bringing back normalcy in our country.”

Published in Dawn, March 3rd, 2017

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