A special committee meeting was held under the chairmanship of Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi to discuss gallantry awards for people who showed courage and bravery.
The meeting was attended by Minister of State for Interior Talal Chaudhry, the Federal Secretary of Interior, and other senior officials.
During the meeting, the committee approved civil awards for 78 people who either lost their lives or showed exceptional bravery and courage in difficult situations.
Speaking at the meeting, Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi said that encouraging and honoring those who sacrifice their lives for the country and those who demonstrate bravery is a national responsibility.
He said that the nation is deeply grateful to the martyrs and brave individuals who made great sacrifices for the country. He added that their courage, sacrifices, and services are a valuable national asset.
Naqvi emphasized that the sacrifices of martyrs should always be remembered and respected. He said that people who risk their lives for the safety and security of others deserve recognition and appreciation.
The decision to give civil awards to the 78 individuals is aimed at recognizing their courage, sacrifices, and services. Such awards are also considered an important way to encourage people who perform extraordinary acts of bravery in the service of the country and its people.
The meeting reviewed the cases of individuals who had demonstrated exceptional courage. After considering the relevant details, the special committee approved the awards.
The government believes that recognizing brave citizens and security personnel sends a strong message to society. It shows that the sacrifices made for the country are not forgotten and that those who serve the nation with courage and dedication are valued.
The awards will honor both those who made the ultimate sacrifice and those who survived after displaying extraordinary bravery. Their stories are expected to remain a source of inspiration for others.
Mohsin Naqvi said that the nation owes a great debt to its martyrs and heroes. Their sacrifices have helped protect the country and its people, and their bravery represents an important part of the nation’s history.
The approval of civil awards for 78 people is therefore being seen as a tribute to their courage and dedication. It also reflects the government’s commitment to recognizing individuals who have made significant contributions through bravery and sacrifice.
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