Hafiz Arshad has completed a solidarity march from Okara to Rawalpindi to pay tribute to the Pakistan Army and the country's martyrs. The journey, which began on September 6th in Okara, concluded at the General Headquarters (GHQ) in Rawalpindi.
During his march, Arshad stated that his primary goal was to honor Pakistan's martyrs, whom he referred to as "our heroes." He emphasized the sacrifices made by these individuals in maintaining the country's integrity and providing an independent state.
Arshad also used this opportunity to convey a message to the younger generation, urging them not to become part of what he termed the "fifth-generation war." He attributed the nation's freedoms to the sacrifices of the Pakistan Army.
The marcher reported receiving warm welcomes from people along his route, with locals expressing their support for both his initiative and the armed forces. Upon reaching Rawalpindi, Arshad was greeted enthusiastically, with his march passing through Kacheri Chowk before arriving at the GHQ.
