Reporter: Syed Sardar Mohammad Khondai(ANI)
QUETTA/CHAMAN: Police Martyrs Day was observed with great reverence and respect across Balochistan, including Quetta and Chaman, where police officers and officials paid glowing tributes to the personnel who sacrificed their lives in the line of duty.
The main ceremony was held in Quetta, where Inspector General of Police Balochistan, Muhammad Tahir, visited the Martyrs’ Memorial, laid a floral wreath, and offered prayers for the elevation of the martyrs’ ranks.
Addressing the ceremony, IGP Muhammad Tahir said the nation remains indebted to its martyrs, describing them as heroes, symbols of national security and survival, and the pride of the police force. He paid tribute to all those who embraced martyrdom for lasting peace in the province and said their unparalleled sacrifices would always be remembered with pride.
He said martyrdom is the highest honour, adding that the families of the martyrs hold a special place in the hearts of the police force. He emphasized that the fight against terrorism is a collective responsibility and vowed to confront every challenge with unity and determination. “Our martyrs are our pride, and their sacrifices can never be forgotten,” he said.
Meanwhile, a separate ceremony was held at Chaman Police Station to mark Police Martyrs Day. Commandant Chaman Scouts, Brigadier Zirrar, visited the Martyrs’ Memorial and laid floral tributes. DSP Chaman Ashfaq Ahmed, along with other police officers, also attended the ceremony and paid homage to the fallen heroes.
