Islamabad: President Asif Ali Zardari expressed his strong condemnation of the recent attack on a police van in Panjgur, which resulted in the death of Sub-inspector Shakeel Ahmed. In a statement released by the President House, the President honored the service and sacrifice of the late sub-inspector, extending his condolences to the bereaved family.
According to Pakistan Peoples Party, President Zardari acknowledged Sub-inspector Shakeel Ahmed’s dedication to duty and mourned the loss to the nation and his family. The incident has drawn attention to the ongoing security challenges faced by law enforcement personnel in Pakistan.
In a separate statement tied to International Literacy Day, President Zardari highlighted his administration’s commitment to enhancing education across Pakistan. He emphasized the importance of literacy in promoting mutual understanding and peace, marking the launch of several initiatives aimed at increasing educational access and reducing illiteracy. These include the “Each One Teach One” program, part of a broader National Educational Emergency, which has already facilitated the enrollment of millions of children and provided numerous scholarships to underprivileged students.
President Zardari’s statements reflect a dual commitment to addressing both the immediate security needs and long-term educational goals of Pakistan, underscoring his administration’s efforts to foster a safer and more educated nation.