ISLAMABAD: Rich tributes were paid to the martyrs of Turkish democracy who laid down their lives for foiling coup against Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s government, seven years ago in Turkiye.
The 7th anniversary of Democracy and National Unity Day was attended by diplomas.
Speaker National Assembly Raja Pervez Ashraf was the chief guest who spoke of Pakistan’s fraternal ties with Turkiye and expressed hope that the relations would grow further.
Referring to the foiled coup in Turkiye, he said that sacrifices rendered by people of Turkiye would keep lightening the flame of democracy. He said that the resolve and bravery manifested by common people in Turkiye to save democracy was indicative to reality that it was people’s will, which ultimately determined the fate of the nation. He said the bilateral relations between Pakistan and Turkiye are deeply rooted in centuries old traditions and values.
Due to breakdown, power was cut off in Mall Road, Jhikagali, Bhurban, Expressway and other areas
Demonstrators criticise introduction of a token system at the Kuntani border
He says bunkers would be demolished and weapons collected to restore peace to the area
Special Judge Central Shahrukh Arjumand conducts hearing at Adiala Jail on Friday
PN flotilla was led by Commander 14th Destroyer Squadron, Commodore Muhammad Umair
ATC Special Judge Amjad Ali Shah approves her bail until January 13
