Defence day events emphasise role of youth and cyber security in Pakistan’s future

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On Defence and Martyrs Day, tribal youth, seminary students and minority community representatives visited Bala Hisar Fort in Peshawar, where they paid tribute to the nation’s martyrs and held an interactive session with Major General Rao Imran Sartaj, Inspector General of Frontier Corps Khyber Pakhtunkhwa North. The participants were briefed on the Frontier Corps’ history, sacrifices and counterterrorism efforts, and they discussed the security situation and public cooperation with security institutions.

Major General Sartaj addressed their queries, emphasising the need for vigilance against misinformation, fake news and hostile propaganda. He stressed the importance of verifying information through credible sources and discouraged reliance on unverified social media content. He also underscored the role of informed and responsible youth in promoting social harmony and national unity.

In Karachi, a Defence Day ceremony organised with ISPR’s support discussed emerging national security challenges.  Special Assistant to the Sindh Chief Minister for IT Ali Rashid said cyber warfare had become as critical as conventional warfare and announced that cybersecurity training programmes for youth are being launched in Sindh

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