Islamabad: Military Kuningan over Pakistan on Wednesday expressed “zero tolerance” to incidents such as avoidance of national citizen Sri Lanka in the hands of the gang of IRAT in Sialkot last week, underlining the need to eradicate the forms of terrorism and extremism from the country.
In a terrible incident, a Top Sri Lankan executive of a garment factory named Priyantha Kumara Diyawadana, 49, was Hynched and her body caught fire by angry supporters from the hardline Islamic party that attacked facilities in Punjab Province in Pakistan on charges of alert.
The incident has triggered extensive criticism from leaders of Sri Lanka and Pakistan.
Pakistani authorities have ordered more than 800 people under charges of terrorism while 13 major suspects were between 118 people arrested.
“Paying attention to the Heinin’s incident in Sialkot, the Forum firmly confirms zero tolerance for such elements to eradicate extremism and terrorism from the country,” said a military statement.
On Wednesday, Army Chief of Staff General Qamar Javed Baja led the 245th Corps Commander Conference held at the General Headquarters in Rawalpindi.
“The participants reviewed Milieu global, regional and domestic security,” said the media statement of the Pakistani army not only the peace and prosperity of Afghanistan but also for regional stability in general.
Kolas expressed satisfaction with security measures along the border, emphasizing to maintain high vigilance to maintain any threats, adding that the objective evaluation of doctrine and training was needed to evolve and meet the challenges that emerged in the future battlefield driven by technology .
The Corps Commander’s Conference is held every month to evaluate the threat of internal and external security and review readiness to deal with it.
‘Zero tolerance’ on incidents such as Sialkot, said Pakistani army
