Operation Bunyan Marsoos: Sindh announces Rs10m for martyrs, Rs1m for injured
Sindh CM Murad Ali Shah addresses gathering after flag-hoisting ceremony


Karachi: Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah has announced financial assistance of Rs10 million for the families of martyrs and Rs1 million each for those injured as a result of Indian aggression.
In celebration of the success of Operation Bunyān Marsooṣ, a flag-hoisting ceremony was held at the Sindh Secretariat. Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah officiated the ceremony, which was also attended by provincial ministers, advisors, special assistants, the Chief Secretary, and other officials.
The national anthem was played during the event as a tribute to patriotism and love for the country.
Addressing the ceremony, CM Shah said that Pakistan’s armed forces gave a fitting and resolute response to Indian aggression. He emphasised that defending the motherland is the foremost duty of every Pakistani, and the dignity of the nation is non-negotiable.
Speaking to the media, the provincial chief executve reiterated that the entire nation stood united in the face of Indian aggression, and the armed forces responded decisively.
Congratulating the people of Sindh, he urged them to observe the Day of Gratitude and pray for the martyrs. "The victory granted to us by Allah should be used for the betterment of the country," he added.
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