No Defence Day celebrations due to unstable law and order

[BATMAN]

No Defence Day celebrations due to unstable law and order

LAHORE: Due to the country’s unstable law and order situation, this year’s Defence Day is not being celebrated in the traditional manner with no military parade, exhibition or air show, today (Saturday) or tomorrow. The nation celebrates Defence Day (September 6) every year to commemorate its victory over India during the 1965 war. The next day, September 7, is celebrated as Air Force Day to pay tribute to the Pakistan Air Force who demonstrated their skills by defeating the Indian air force. Major Farooq of the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) confirmed that the army did not have any plans for the two days this year. In the four decades since 1965, the country had celebrated the two days with great patriotic passion and the army held military parades, ammunition exhibitions, and air shows in which air force pilots performed stunts. People thronged the airports and parade avenues to see these shows. According to the ISPR, this year, the army will only hold flag hoisting ceremonies in which the soldiers and army officers will salute the national flag. They will also visit the graves and monuments of the war heroes to pay tribute to their services for the country. Talking to Daily Times, Air Force engineer Qasim Ali Khan said that September 6, 1965, was a golden chapter in Pakistan’s history as it was a unique event in which the nation, its army and people stood united to safeguard the country’s frontiers.

Gift of democrazy. history is in making.

 

[BATMAN]

Homage to HEROES of 6 September.

We thank the Ghazis for protecting the nation by risking their life.
We thank the families of Shaheeds for their sacrifice.

Long live Pakistan.

 

[nabeel190]

hi i am really glad and proud the pakistan has some of the best airforce in the world we will be really thankful of our Army our Airforce and navy for protecting the people of pakistan

long live pakistan

 

[Imran Khan]

its not good i wan't see prade .happy defence day to all members

 

[Imran Khan]

hi i am really glad and proud the pakistan has some of the best airforce in the world we will be really thankful of our Army our Airforce and navy for protecting the people of pakistan

long live pakistan

welcome here . please webby change your avater

 

[Awesome]

Happy Defence Day!

 

[Spring Onion]

PS: I refuse to believe the law and order situation in Pakistan heartlands aka Punjab and Sindh is so bad that they had to call off the parade.. something else is cooking up definetly..

..

parade is conducted on Pakistan Day that is 23rd March.
Not on 6 September.

hmmm yeh somthing is cooking up definetly ummmm crap in some minds

 

[Neo]

Happy Defence Day 2008​

 

[Skywalker]

Pakistan won a war against India in 65!!! That's news to me
where is malaymishra's post with a zillion links on 1965?

PS: I refuse to believe the law and order situation in Pakistan heartlands aka Punjab and Sindh is so bad that they had to call off the parade.. something else is cooking up definetly..

The thunderstorms last night in Lahore were scary though..

Malang baba come back to planet earth and accept the truth, Indian army couldnt capture Lahore and infact dragged back ..thats it and kindly dont come up with crappy zillion links.

 

[Myth_buster_1]

Pakistan won a war against India in 65!!! That's news to me
where is malaymishra's post with a zillion links on 1965?

PS: I refuse to believe the law and order situation in Pakistan heartlands aka Punjab and Sindh is so bad that they had to call off the parade.. something else is cooking up definetly..

The thunderstorms last night in Lahore were scary though..

oh great.. so this chap is back again.... well its just how they are brought up in their society... couldn't even defeat 5 times smaller country... so how long did it take germany to anxious France???

 

[Kharian_Beast]

Pakistan won a war against India in 65!!! That's news to me
where is malaymishra's post with a zillion links on 1965?

PS: I refuse to believe the law and order situation in Pakistan heartlands aka Punjab and Sindh is so bad that they had to call off the parade.. something else is cooking up definetly..

The thunderstorms last night in Lahore were scary though..

It's quite depressing to read this, on many levels.

 

[Kharian_Beast]

airshow/parade whatever..



Why should I?



How do you term defeat or victory?? AFAIK India has never had an ambition of conquering Pakistan.. so in that India has never conquered nee won against Pakistan.



That's funny coming from a guy who calls himself skywalker ..

PS: Malay came up with Pakistani links on 1965, if you like you can read them and revert back TO HIM.



Wait till you get married.

Quite an uplifting chap you are.

 

[EagleEyes]

The discussions of who won the 1965 war has been done already. Stalemate is a word that Indians could call best to avoid their historical defeat. As far as issue of infiltrators is concerned from 1947 to 2008, there has been numbers of irregular infiltrators going to Indian Occupied Kashmir, wonder that it was the horrors of 1965 which not led the Indians to consider attacking Pakistan again on the basis of "infiltrators". Also i forgot to add that people going to their own land aren't infiltrators rather than the home owners trying to drive away the guests.

 

[AgNoStiC MuSliM]

S-1PdD7rA34[/media] - Ae Watan Pak watan

Happy Defence Day!

Beautiful song - never gets old, and always brings a tear...

 

[Imran Khan]

Rawalpindi, September 6: The entire nation alongwith Armed Forces celebrated the Defence Day of Pakistan with renewed resolve to defend the territorial integrity and sovereignty of Pakistan, no matter what the cost.
Defence Day of Pakistan dawned with prayers in all mosques of the country and Army Units, Naval Establishments and Air Forces Bases for the progress and prosperity of the country. Special Dua was offered for the eternal peace of the Shuhada who laid down their lives in defence of the country. The special messages of the Services Chiefs were read out to the troops of Army, Navy and Air Force.
The Hilal-e-Istaqlal was hoisted at Lahore, Sargodha and Sialkot in recognition of the will, courage and perseverance of the people of these cities, who bore the main brunt of the enemy aggression in the 1965 war.
Newspapers arranged special supplements highlighting the importance of the day.
Wreath Laying ceremonies were held at the Graves and monuments of the recipients of the Nishan-e-Haider, the country’s, highest gallantry award. A large number of people belonging to various walks of life attended the ceremonies to pay homage to the brave sons of soil who demonstrated indomitable courage and valour in defence of the motherland.
Lieutenant General Mohsin Kamal, Corps Commander Rawalpindi laid a floral wreath and offered fateha at the grave of Captain Muhammad Sarwar Shaheed, the first recipient of the coveted Nishan-e-Haider who embraced Shahadat at Tilpatri (Azad Kashmir) in 1948.
Brigadier Manzoor Ahmed, Station Commander laid a floral wreath and offered fateha at the Grave of Major Tufail Muhammad Shaheed, at Tufailabad in Tehsil Arifwala. Major Tufail Muhammad embraced Shahadat at Lakshmi Bridge in East Pakistan in 1958.
Lieutenant General Nadeem Ahmed, Corps Commander Mangla, laid a floral wreath at the Grave of Major Aziz Bhatti, Shaheed, in Ladian near Gujrat and offered fateha. Major Raja Aziz Bhatti Shaheed embraced Shahdat in 1965 at Burki, Lahore.
Major General Javed Iqbal, General Officer Commanding laid a floral wreath and offered fateha at the monument of Major Muhammad Akram Shaheed at Jhelum. Major Muhammad Akram embraced Shahdat at District Hilli in East Pakistan.
Major General Raheel Sharif, General Officer Commanding, laid a floral wreath and offered fateha at the Grave of Major Shabbir Sharif Shaheed at Lahore. Major Shabbir Shareef Shaheed embraced Shahadat while defending the motherland in 1971.
At Mehfoozabad, old Pind Malkan, Brigadier Imtiaz Ahmed Wyne, Commandant Punjab Regimental Centre, laid a floral wreath at the Grave of Lance Naik Muhammad Mehfooz Shaheed and offered fateha. Lance Naik Muhammad Mehfooz embraced Shahadat while defending the motherland at Atari, Wagha border in 1971.
Brigadier Javed Ashraf, Local Formation Commander, laid a floral wreath at the Grave of Sawar Muhammad Hussain Shaheed at Dhoke Muhammad Hussain near Gujar khan and offered fateha. Sawar Muhammad Hussain Shaheed embraced Shahadat while defending the motherland at Zafarwal Sector in 1971.
In a similar ceremony Brigadier Samrez Salik, Local Formation Commander, laid a floral wreath at the Grave of Captain Karnal Sher Khan Shaheed and offered fateha. Captain Karnal Sher Khan embraced Shahadat while defending the motherland at Gultari Sector on the Line of Control in 1999.
Major General Muzammil Hussain, Force Commander Northern Area (FCNA), laid floral wreath and offered fateha at the Grave of Havildar Lalak Jan Shaheed, Havildar Lalak Jan Shaheed embraced Shahadat while defending the motherland on Line of Control in 1999.
A floral wreath ceremony was held at Nikal Sector to pay homage to Naik Saif Ali Shaheed, Hilal-e-Kashmir (equivalent to Nishan-e-Haider). Brigadier Jahanzeb Raja, Local Formation Commander, laid a floral wreath and offered fateha.
A floral wreath ceremony was held at Azad Kashmir Regimental Center. Brigadier Syed Shahid Ali, Commandant Azad Kashmir Regimental Centre, laid a floral wreath and offered fateha at Yadgar-e-Shuhada.
A floral wreath ceremony was also held at Army Aviation Base. General Officer Commanding Army Aviation, Major General Waqar Ahmed Kingravi laid a floral wreath at Aviation Monument and offered fateha.
The contingents of the respective Regimental Centers and Units of the Shuhada presented the salute as a mark of tribute for the epic action of their great warrior.