Both students and faculty pay tribute to Pakistan Army for its achievements, particularly in overcoming India

Lahore: Director General Inter-Services Public Relations (DG ISPR), Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, visited Punjab University Lahore the other day and interacted with the academia, students, and the university administration.
During his visit, the DG held an exclusive interactive session with the students, answering their questions. The students expressed their firm resolve to stand shoulder to shoulder with the Pakistan Army in the defense of the motherland.
Lt Gen Chaudhry also met with Vice Chancellor Professor Dr Muhammad and faculty members. Both students and faculty paid tribute to the Pakistan Army for its achievements, particularly in overcoming India.

Participants emphasized that teachers and students remain steadfast alongside the Pakistan Army in safeguarding the homeland. They noted that misconceptions and doubts created by negative propaganda against the armed forces had been dispelled.
They further stated that the discussion with DG ISPR provided valuable awareness about disinformation and fake news. Such sessions, they added, are essential for addressing misunderstandings among the youth.

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