A prayer service was held at DI Khan for a fallen soldier.
According to an ISPR statement, the victim was given a proper military burial.
A Pakistani soldier who “embraced martyrdom” in South Waziristan, Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, on Monday had his burial prayer done in Dera Ismail Khan and then in his hometown, according to a statement released by the armed forces.
Lance Naik Muhammad Sabir, 30, from the Mansehra area, battled valiantly and accepted martyrdom in the South Waziristan district, according to a statement released by the Inter-Service Public Relations (ISPR).
According to the statement, the funeral for the martyr took place on Wednesday with full military honours, and a huge number of individuals, including top serving and retired officers, soldiers, family, and friends, were in attendance.
According to the statement, “Pakistan Army remains committed to ensuring the defense of the motherland at all costs.”
The military has conducted a number of effective operations in recent years against terrorist groups in South Waziristan and other parts of the nation.
These actions were critical in removing the threat posed by terrorist organizations to the general public and law enforcement.
Maj. Gen. Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, in his first press conference as director general of the ISPR on April 25, said that 8,269 intelligence-based operations (IBOs) had been carried out since January, resulting in the deaths or captures of 1,535 terrorists.
There were 3,591 IBOs in K-P, 4,040 IBOs in Balochistan, 119 IBOs in Punjab, and 519 IBOs in Sindh. The military, police, and LEAs have been conducting over 70 IBOs each day on average since January, he said.
