The fight against terrorism is a shared responsibility of the whole nation and not solely that of the state.
This was stated by Sindh Senior Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon today asserted while commemorating the 11th anniversary of the Army Public School (APS) tragedy in a statement. The Provincial Minister paid tribute to the innocent children, stating they sacrificed their lives for knowledge, peace, and a brighter future for Pakistan.
He characterized the APS incident as a painful chapter in the nation’s history, one which served to unite the entire country against a common menace.
Memon conveyed that the blood of the martyrs sends a powerful message that the darkness of fear, hatred, and extremism can be defeated through education, awareness, and unity.
The senior minister added that the nation must pledge to provide its children with a safe, peaceful, and developed Pakistan, where “the power of the pen is stronger than the gun.”
He remarked that the true strength of the country lies in its youth, and the sacrifice of the APS victims teaches valuable lessons of courage, perseverance, and hope.
Memon concluded by affirming that the struggle against terrorism and extremism will continue at all levels in order to fulfill the mission of the martyrs.