DG ISPR held special session with students and teachers from various institutions on national security
The session provided an opportunity for open dialogue on Pakistan's operational military matters and internal security situations


Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR) Director General Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry held a special session with students and teachers from various educational institutions to discuss current affairs and military matters.
The session, which included students and faculty from the Convent of Jesus and Mary, Beaconhouse, and Roots School Systems, provided an opportunity for open dialogue on Pakistan's operational military matters and internal security situations.
During the meeting, the principal of the Convent of Jesus and Mary School expressed gratitude for the sacrifices made by Pakistan’s armed forces. Both students and teachers shared their thoughts, with many expressing their honor at the opportunity to engage directly with the military leadership.
Students voiced their pride in the armed forces, emphasizing their readiness to make the ultimate sacrifice for the safety of the nation.
The ISPR DG took the time to address the importance of understanding current affairs from an informed perspective, stressing the dangers of propaganda and misleading information on social media. He urged the students to critically evaluate the news they encounter, especially regarding harmful and deceptive content.
Teachers also reflected on the session, expressing their admiration for the resolve and courage of Pakistan’s military. They acknowledged the importance of standing against strategic arrogance from adversaries and praised the efforts of Pakistan’s armed forces in defending the nation.
At the conclusion of the session, the students expressed a clear understanding of the critical role the military plays in safeguarding the country from terrorism and maintaining national security.

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