People from all walks of life staged public rallies to express solidarity with Pakistan Army after Indian rhetoric in the wake of Pahalgam attack which had claimed 26 lives of tourists in the occupied Kashmir, reported 24NewsHDTV Channel.
The traders, religious leaders and students took to the streets in Lahore, Gujranwala, Noshera Virkan, Pattoki, Kasur, Jhang, Arifwala, Murree, Rawalpindi and other areas of the country to support Army against Indian aggression.
In Gujranwala a rally was taken out from Sheeranwala Bagh under the auspices of Anjuman Tajran. The Additional Deputy Commissioner General Faisal Sultan led the rally. Civil society, eminent scholars, business community, civic and social circles participated.
The participants of the rallies raised strong slogans against the anti-peace policies of the Modi government. The Pakistani nation stands by its brave forces, the participants asserted. Modi's effigy was also burned by the protestors and special prayers were also offered for national security and stability.
The citizens took out rallies across Nowshera Virkan Tehsil to express solidarity with the Pakistani army and against the anti-peace policies of the Modi government. The rally started from the Municipal Committee Nowshera Virkan under the guidance of Assistant Commissioner Sahibzada Jawad Hussain Pirzada.
Jamiat Ahle Hadith, merchant and traders staged rallies against Indian threats. The protestors condemned the ongoing atrocities in Kashmir and Palestine. They expressed their anger and grief by raising slogans against Modi. The protesters demanded the international community to support the oppressed people of Kashmir and Palestine.
The protestors said 240 million people were with their great commander General Asim Munir.
In Murree a rally was taken out on Murree Mall Road in support of the Pakistan Army. The rally was taken out by the workers of the Central Muslim League holding placards and banners in their hands. The rally was taken out from GPO Chowk to Chinar Chowk. The participants raised slogans in favor of the Pakistan Army.
Rallies in support of the Pakistan Army were taken out in Noshehra Virkan, Rahim Yar Khan, Taunsa Sharif, Jampur, Hasilpur, Sadiqabad, Uch Sharif, and other cities.
A large number of people belonging to different walks of life, including Ulema, lawyers, students, traders, shopkeepers, and political and social personalities, participated in these rallies.
The participants of rallies were chanting slogans in favour of the Pak Army and against Indian Prime Minister Modi’s led government.
Punjab Assembly members Punjab Assembly members were also unanimously against Indian threats. Punjab Assembly members said the nation stands with the Pak Army and 250 million people are a 250-million-person army that will teach a lesson to India.
They said even children are ready to sacrifice their lives for the country. Meanwhile, Kissan Ittehad holds a press conference in Multan against Indian aggression. Addressing a press conference, President of Pakistan Kisan Ittehad Khalid Mahmood Khokhar said that farmers are ready to fight with their sickles and weapons. Khalid Mahmood Khokhar said they will make India a lesson, and there will not be as much wood in India as we will cut down bodies.