APS attack anniversary: Bilawal Bhutto pledges to continue resistance against terrorism

ISLAMABAD – Chairman Pakistan Peoples Party, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has pledged to continue resistance against terrorism despite being the worst victim and target of the terrorists.

In his message on the fourth anniversary of the attack on Army Public School Peshawar, Bilawal said that blood of innocent children of shall continue to haunt entire nation until the monster terrorism, sponsors and facilitators are completely wiped out from the country.

The PPP chairman said the terrorists had made the whole country as well as the world to weep on this day four years ago through their ghastly attack on the innocent children.

“Pakistan and its people continue to grieve and we stand by the bereaved parents and families in solidarity even today,” he added.

PPP Chairman said his stance against the blood-thirsty beasts has finally been adopted by everyone in the country.

“All those who were martyred in the gruesome attack on APS that day were national heroes and heroines and while we salute them we also pledge that their sacrifices will not go in vain,” he added.

Paying tributes to victims of APS, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari urged the party leaders to visit their families to express complete solidarity with them.

On this day four years ago the young students, the teachers and staff of the Army Public School Peshawar bore the brunt of the tyrants and religious fanatics and shed their blood that brought the entire nation together to resolve to fight the extremists to the finish.

After the carnage, Pak Army intensified operation Zarb e Azb to weed out terrorism which is one of the most successful operations carried out in the Global War on Terror (GWOT).

A National Action Plan (NAP) was also devised to effectively tackle the menace of terrorism across the country; Pakistan also established military courts after the brutal carnage which are in place to this day.

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