Pakistan is observing “Youm-e-Tashakkur” today to express national gratitude for the successful execution of Operation Bunyan un Marsoos. The event celebrated the country’s decisive military response to recent Indian aggression.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif announced this day of observance to honour the strategic achievements of Pakistan’s armed forces and the nation’s resilience. The day’s commemorations included special prayers across mosques.
Religious scholars led congregations in supplications for the martyrs and heroes of the conflict. The Prime Minister emphasised that Pakistan’s measured but firm retaliation demonstrated the nation’s military capability while exercising restraint.
The operation showcased what he described as “Superiority at all fronts.” In his official statement, Shehbaz Sharif highlighted how the armed force’s readiness and precision in responding to unprovoked attacks had safeguarded national sovereignty.
He called upon citizens to reflect on this victory as both a military accomplishment and a divine blessing, urging nationwide participation in thanksgiving prayers. This observance comes at a critical juncture following the recent ceasefire.
It serves multiple purposes for Pakistan’s domestic and international positioning. Domestically, it reinforces national unity and morale after days of heightened tension. Internationally, it signals Pakistan’s confidence in its defensive capabilities.
While maintaining its stated preference for the peaceful resolution of conflicts. The day also honours the sacrifices of military personnel, with the Prime Minister affirming the nation’s enduring commitment to stand with its armed forces.
As Pakistan transitions from confrontation to cautious calm, Youm-e-Tashakkur provides an opportunity for collective reflection on the costs of conflict and the value of national security preparedness.