Mohsin Naqvi expresses full solidarity with families of martyrs.

LAHORE -- On the occasion of Martyrs Honor Day, Caretaker Punjab Chief Minister Mohsin Naqvi Thursday visited various memoArials of martyrs and also met with their families in an expression of solidarity. The chief minister visited Central Police OfAfice Lahore, Police Lines Qila Gujar Singh, Yadgar: e: Shuhada Cantonment, YadgarAganj Shuhada Mustafaabad Kasur, Punjab Rangers Headquarters and SSP Shaheed Ashraf Marth Policelines Gujranwala. He visited the memorials of the martyrs, laid floral wreaths and offered prayers for their elevation in ranks. Chief Secretary, IGP and ACS (Home) also placed flowAers at the police martyrs' monument. A police contingent saluted the martyrs. Mohsin Naqvi also met with the families of the police martyrs, expressing solidarAity with them and inquiring about their problems. He gave instructions to the concerned authorities to address their issues. Mohsin Naqvi paid tribute to the police martyrs in strong words. While addressing the Martyrs' Honor Day cereAmony, the CM said that the nation pays its respects to the martyrs of the country toAday. He stated that the martyrs' sacrifices serve as a guiding light for the nation and emphasized that their mission of protectAing and ensuring peace in the homeland will continue. He strongly condemned the violent events of May 9th, considering them a black stain on Pakistan's history. The CM said that the unparalleled sacriAfices of the martyrs of police and other law enforcement agencies can never be forgotten.

'The sacrifices of the martyrs will never go in vain. Today is celebrated to honor the martyrs who were insulted on May 9 and the government will not sit idle till the arrest of the last miscreant. No other thing will be done until all the perpetrators are caught', he observed. Mohsin Naqvi said that every miscreant was being traced with the help of the PakAistan Army and intelligence agencies. He vowed...