**Defence and Martyrs Day Observed Across Pakistan**
*Karachi, Pakistan – 27 March 2024* – Pakistan marked Defence and Martyrs Day today, a national holiday that honors the sacrifices of soldiers and civilians who have defended the country. The day is observed to pay tribute to martyrs and Ghazis and to reaffirm the nation’s commitment to defend the motherland against all threats.
Key events and observances included:
– **Gun Salutes** – A 31‑gun salute was fired at the Federal Capital, while provincial capitals rang a 21‑gun salute in remembrance of those who lost their lives.
– **Religious Observances** – Special prayers were offered after Fajr in mosques across the country, invoking progress and prosperity for Pakistan and the independence of the region of Jammu and Kashmir, which Pakistan considers illegally occupied by India.
– **Broadcasts** – Radio Pakistan aired special programs throughout the day to honor the defenders of the nation.
– **Change of Guard Ceremony** – In Karachi, a dignified change of guard took place at the Mazar‑e‑Quaid mausoleum. The ceremony was attended by 72 cadets and eight female cadets from the Pakistan Air Force Academy. Air Officer Commanding the Academy, Air Vice Marshal Asghar Khan, and Air Vice Marshal Hassan Faisal served as chief guests.
The day also recalled the 1965 Indo‑Pakistani conflict, during which Indian forces crossed the international border at night to launch an attack on Pakistan. The Pakistani military is credited with foiling the enemy’s plans, a historical event often cited during the observance of Defence and Martyrs Day.
Article and image source: diplomacypakistan.com
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