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The sacrifices of Army Public School martyrs can never be forgotten, Commissioner

16 Pakistan has a black day in the history of December, Deputy Commissioner

Faisalabad (94 news) The great sacrifices of the martyrs of Army Public School can never be forgotten because they lit the candles of peace with their blood while bravely fighting oppression and brutality. This was said by Divisional Commissioner Ishrat Ali while speaking as a special guest at the seminar organized by District Education Authority to pay homage to the martyrs of Army Public School Peshawar at Government Technical High School.

Deputy Commissioner Muhammad Ali, CEO Education Ali Ahmed Sayan, Additional Deputy Commissioner Headquarters Afifah Shajia, Education Department officers, Head Teachers of educational institutions, teachers and a large number of students were present on the occasion. The Divisional Commissioner while saluting the courage and perseverance of the families of the martyrs of the Army Public School said that the heart is still shedding tears of blood on this heartbreaking incident. He mentioned the Peshawar tragedy in an emotional way and said that the martyrs of the Army Public School gave a new commitment to the Pakistani nation. Appreciated.

The Deputy Commissioner said that 16 December is a black day in the history of Pakistan and the tragic incident of terrorism in the Army Public School is the worst cruelty in the history of the world. He said that this incident has saddened the entire nation and the wound is still fresh today. He said that the martyrs of Army Public School are a favor to the nation, whose struggle will continue to repay the debt of their blood. On this occasion, Quran Al-Fatihah was recited and candles were lit in memory of the martyrs. On this occasion, the students mentioned the martyrdom of the students in a very emotional way and said that those who made the school a place of death through darkness and barbarism have met their end. also highlighted the hatred against terrorism through tableaus and diagrams.

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