Father proud of army official martyred in Quetta attack
By our correspondents
October 26, 2016
CHARSADDA: One of the soldiers of Pakistan Army’s Special Services Group who laid down his life while fighting attackers at the Quetta’s Police Training Centre belonged to Dherkai area of Shabqadar tehsil.According to the family sources, Captain Roohullah was 22 years old and eldest of the siblings including a brother and sister. The deceased was engaged and his family was making arrangements to fix a date for his wedding. Dr Habibullah, father of the martyred soldier, told The News that he wanted his son to become a doctor but it was his son’s desire to be a soldier. He added that he was proud of his son who sacrificed his life for the country.
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