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Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Qamar Javed Bajwa visited Army marksmanship Firing Ranges near Jhelum. He was chief guest at closing ceremony of 37th Pakistan Army Rifle Association (PARA) Central Meet, the mega shooting competition of the country.
A total of 811 firers including 142 civilians and 25 teams from three services, Pakistan Rangers, Lahore Garrison Shooting Gallery, Federal Rifle association and Pakistan Police from Punjab, Sind and KPK participated in 29 events during the four weeks long PARA meet. Special feature of the meet was participation by War Wounded officers and soldiers who had overcome various levels of combat disabilities. Team of Pakistan Army scored maximum points to become champion in Inter Services Firing Competition.
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In a first, army chief to brief senators on security situation
For the very first time in Pakistan’s parliamentary history, Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Qamar Javed Bajwa will brief a Senate committee over the country’s security situation and the region.
The vital in-camera meeting of the committee, encompassing the whole upper house of parliament, was scheduled for 10am on Tuesday.
According to a notification issued by the Senate secretariat on Sunday, Director General Military Operations (DGMO) Maj-Gen Sahir Shamshad Mirza will also brief the house alongside the army chief.
The meeting was expected to devise a strategy over “the emerging national security paradigm for Pakistan with respect to recent visits/developments”.
Regional security situation following US President Donald Trump’s decision of recognising Jerusalem as Israel’s capital and Saudi Arabia’s initiative of Islamic Military Counter-Terrorism Coalition (IMCTC) were also likely to be discussed in the meeting.
Gen Qamar was also likely to take the Senate committee into confidence over US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson’s recent visit to the country.
For the very first time in Pakistan’s parliamentary history, Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Qamar Javed Bajwa will brief a Senate committee over the country’s security situation and the region.
The vital in-camera meeting of the committee, encompassing the whole upper house of parliament, was scheduled for 10am on Tuesday.
According to a notification issued by the Senate secretariat on Sunday, Director General Military Operations (DGMO) Maj-Gen Sahir Shamshad Mirza will also brief the house alongside the army chief.
The meeting was expected to devise a strategy over “the emerging national security paradigm for Pakistan with respect to recent visits/developments”.
Regional security situation following US President Donald Trump’s decision of recognising Jerusalem as Israel’s capital and Saudi Arabia’s initiative of Islamic Military Counter-Terrorism Coalition (IMCTC) were also likely to be discussed in the meeting.
Gen Qamar was also likely to take the Senate committee into confidence over US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson’s recent visit to the country.
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COAS briefs senators on national security
COAS Qamar Jawed Bajwa arrives at Parliament House ahead of briefing. ─ DawnNews
Chief of Army Staff (COAS) Qamar Jawed Bajwa on Tuesday briefed the Senate Committee of the Whole House on national security during an extraordinary in-camera session presided over by Senate Chairman Raza Rabbani.
Speaking to the media after the briefing, Director General (DG) ISPR Asif Ghafoor said that the Director General of Military Operations (DGMO) Maj Gen Sahir Shamshad Mirza "talked about the geo-strategic environment from a security lens, informed the Senators about threats to national security, gave an update on the war on terror and future plan of action."
He said that the briefing went on for an hour and a half, followed by a "very candid, very free, very frank, very objective" question-answer session.
"When we are together, no one can defeat us," DG ISPR said.
However, he refrained from making a detailed comment on the briefing and said that a detailed press conference will be held in the next few days.
'Army intervened in Faizabad issue in national interest'
Following the meeting, Senator Nihal Hashmi told DawnNews that Gen Qamar Javed Bajwa denied the alleged involvement of the military in the Faizabad sit-in.
"The COAS said he will resign if the army's involvement is proved in Faizabad protests," said Nihal Hashmi.
Meanwhile, sources told DawnNews that Gen Bajwa briefed the committee that the army played a role in resolving the issue of Faizabad sit-in in the national interest.
The army chief reportedly said that the police operation had pushed the situation from bad to worse as countrywide protests erupted following the action. “Had the army taken any action against the participants of the sit-in, the situation would have worsened,” Gen Bajwa was quoted as saying.
He, however, admitted that the director general of Rangers should not have signed the agreement between the government and participants of the sit-in, sources said.
"It is a matter of honour for me to address an important parliamentary committee," sources quoted the army chief as saying as he began briefing the Senate.
According to sources, the army chief added that trips to certain countries were an important aspect of military diplomacy and that the military was paying close attention to the geostrategic situation in the region.
This is the first time in six years that the military leadership has come to the Parliament House to brief lawmakers on the security situation.
Last time it was in May 2011 when then army chief Gen Ashfaq Parvez Kayani and then ISI chief Lt Gen Ahmed Shuja Pasha had briefed a joint session of parliament about the Abbottabad operation in which Al Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden had been killed by US forces.
COAS Qamar Jawed Bajwa arrives at Parliament House ahead of briefing. ─ DawnNews
Chief of Army Staff (COAS) Qamar Jawed Bajwa on Tuesday briefed the Senate Committee of the Whole House on national security during an extraordinary in-camera session presided over by Senate Chairman Raza Rabbani.
Speaking to the media after the briefing, Director General (DG) ISPR Asif Ghafoor said that the Director General of Military Operations (DGMO) Maj Gen Sahir Shamshad Mirza "talked about the geo-strategic environment from a security lens, informed the Senators about threats to national security, gave an update on the war on terror and future plan of action."
He said that the briefing went on for an hour and a half, followed by a "very candid, very free, very frank, very objective" question-answer session.
"When we are together, no one can defeat us," DG ISPR said.
However, he refrained from making a detailed comment on the briefing and said that a detailed press conference will be held in the next few days.
'Army intervened in Faizabad issue in national interest'
Following the meeting, Senator Nihal Hashmi told DawnNews that Gen Qamar Javed Bajwa denied the alleged involvement of the military in the Faizabad sit-in.
"The COAS said he will resign if the army's involvement is proved in Faizabad protests," said Nihal Hashmi.
Meanwhile, sources told DawnNews that Gen Bajwa briefed the committee that the army played a role in resolving the issue of Faizabad sit-in in the national interest.
The army chief reportedly said that the police operation had pushed the situation from bad to worse as countrywide protests erupted following the action. “Had the army taken any action against the participants of the sit-in, the situation would have worsened,” Gen Bajwa was quoted as saying.
He, however, admitted that the director general of Rangers should not have signed the agreement between the government and participants of the sit-in, sources said.
"It is a matter of honour for me to address an important parliamentary committee," sources quoted the army chief as saying as he began briefing the Senate.
According to sources, the army chief added that trips to certain countries were an important aspect of military diplomacy and that the military was paying close attention to the geostrategic situation in the region.
This is the first time in six years that the military leadership has come to the Parliament House to brief lawmakers on the security situation.
Last time it was in May 2011 when then army chief Gen Ashfaq Parvez Kayani and then ISI chief Lt Gen Ahmed Shuja Pasha had briefed a joint session of parliament about the Abbottabad operation in which Al Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden had been killed by US forces.
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General Qamar Javed Bajwa, Chief of Army Staff (COAS) visited Lahore and witnessed the colorful concluding ceremony of Army Band Competition 2017 at Fortress Stadium Lahore.
Bands of 15 Regimental Centres, 19 Infantry Battalions including buglers/ trumpeters from Pakistan Navy and Pakistan Rangers (Punjab) participated in the event.
Bands of 15 Regimental Centres, 19 Infantry Battalions including buglers/ trumpeters from Pakistan Navy and Pakistan Rangers (Punjab) participated in the event.
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Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Qamar Javed Bajwa visited Bahawalpur to witness winter collective training exercise of mechanised formation. Commander Bahawalpur corps Lieutenant General Sher Afgun briefed COAS about training of the Corps for assigned operational tasks.
COAS appreciated high standards of training and professional skills displayed by the formation. He said that while we are committed in War on Terror (WoT), we cannot be complacent about our preparations for response to conventional threat.
COAS appreciated high standards of training and professional skills displayed by the formation. He said that while we are committed in War on Terror (WoT), we cannot be complacent about our preparations for response to conventional threat.
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