Army Leadership Honors National Hero
Pakistan observed the 60th martyrdom anniversary of Major Raja Aziz Bhatti Shaheed, Nishan-e-Haider, with deep reverence and gratitude today. Chief of Army Staff General Syed Asim Munir led the tributes, according to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR). Services Chiefs and the Armed Forces also paid rich homage to the national hero.
Sacrifice in the 1965 War
Major Aziz Bhatti embraced martyrdom during the 1965 war while defending the homeland against aggression. He valiantly held the Barki sector near Lahore for five days. His courage and leadership thwarted enemy advances despite overwhelming odds. Consequently, his sacrifice became a symbol of resilience and determination.
Inspiration for Generations
ISPR highlighted that Major Aziz Bhatti’s devotion to duty remains a guiding torch for both the nation and the Armed Forces. The statement noted that his supreme sacrifice will forever hold a place in national memory. Furthermore, ISPR emphasized that his courage continues to inspire generations with patriotism and sacrifice.
“Major Aziz Bhatti’s supreme sacrifice and acts of bravery will always be remembered,” ISPR reaffirmed in its official message.
Armed Forces Reaffirm Commitment
The Armed Forces saluted Major Aziz Bhatti Shaheed on this solemn occasion. They also renewed their unwavering commitment to defending Pakistan at every front. In addition, they extended heartfelt tributes to the families of martyrs for their resilience and sacrifices. According to ISPR, the courage of martyrs and their families strengthens the nation’s collective resolve.
Legacy of Valor
Major Aziz Bhatti Shaheed’s legacy continues to symbolize honor, sacrifice, and duty. His story remains an enduring reminder that true strength lies in service to the motherland. As Pakistan commemorates his 60th martyrdom anniversary, the Armed Forces and the nation pledge to carry forward his mission of unwavering defense.
