The Pakistan church organized a powerful and passionate rally in Lahore to express unshakable solidarity with the valiant armed forces of Pakistan.
Hundreds of patriotic Christians, including the clergy, the laymen and a large number of women gathered at the Lahore Press Club to raise their voice in the unit.
From there, the loaded and fiery rally worked through Egerton Road, culminating in Charing Cross, Mall Road, with a complete zeal and a national fervor.
With loud flags and votes echoing in unison, the participants chanted patriotic slogans in support of our brave defenders.
The rally was a daring and clear message: Pakistan minorities stand in the shoulder with the armed forces, ready to defend the honor and integrity of the nation at each front.
This historical event presented the deeply rooted love of the Christian community for Pakistan and reaffirmed their unwavering commitment to the country’s unity, peace and security.
Earlier, the military assured the senior political leaders that the armed forces of Pakistan are fully ready to give an appropriate response to the enemy if it dared an assault against Pakistan, sources said on Sunday after a camera briefing on political parties.
The session was organized by the government, where the Minister of Information Ata Tarar and the Director General of Public Relations Internestitutions (ISPR), Lieutenant Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, informed the politicians of the climbing in progress between Pakistan and India after the attack on Pahalgam on April 22.
“Pakistan is a peaceful country and desires regional stability,” said the head of the ISPR cited the head of the ISPR as saying in Reunion. “But if the assault is imposed on us, the armed forces are ready to give an appropriate response to the enemy,” said General Chaudhry.
