HATTIAN BALA (Kashmir English): A large public rally in Lamnian took place under the leadership of Azad Jammu and Kashmir’s Minister for Education, Diwan Ali Khan Chughtai, to express gratitude towards the Pakistan Army. The rally, which began in Hattian Bala, made its way to Lamnian Bazaar, where a public gathering took place.
Hundreds of people, including political workers and youth, took part in the public rally in Lamnian. Participants carried national flags and passionately chanted slogans in support of the Pakistan Army, showing strong national spirit and solidarity.
While addressing the crowd in Lamnian Bazaar, Minister Chughtai praised the Pakistan Army, calling it the pride of the nation. “The Pakistan Army is our national pride and has bravely faced every disaster and challenge,” he said. “All conspiracies against our national institutions will fail because the people stand firmly with their protectors.”
He went on to add that the people of Kashmir share a deep bond with the Pakistan Army and that any attempts by enemies to weaken this unity will be defeated through public awareness and unity. “The Kashmiri people are emotionally attached to the Pakistan Army. With unity and awareness, we will overcome all threats,” he stated.
The purpose of the public rally in Lamnian was to thank the Pakistan Army for its dedicated services and to demonstrate national unity. Organisers said the high level of public enthusiasm clearly reflected the respect and honour that the Kashmiri people have for the armed forces.
Strict security arrangements were in place, and the public rally in Lamnian concluded peacefully without any incident.
In another instance, After the success of Operation Banyan Marsus, a grand rally was organised by Jamaat-e-Islami in Muzaffarabad, the capital of Azad Kashmir, in which a large number of citizens participated.
According to the details, the participants in this special rally organized by Jamaat-e-Islami raised slogans in favour of the Pakistan Army and expressed their commitment to the homeland.
During the rally, the city echoed with slogans of “We are Pakistanis, Pakistan is ours” and “Long live the Pak Army”.
