Punjab CM Naqvi visits martyred cop's home in Mianwali

Punjab Chief Minister Mohsin Naqvi Monday paid a heartfelt visit to the residence of the late police constable Haroon Rashid Khan, who tragically lost his life in a terrorist attack at the Isa Khel Kundal check post in Mianwali.

According to 24NewsHD TV channel, Mohsin Naqvi offered condolences and expressed his deep sympathy for the grieving family.

At the home of the martyr, Chief Minister met with Haroon-ul-Rashid Khan's mother, brothers, wife, and children, extending his condolences and love to the bereaved family. He consoled them in their time of grief and recited Fatiha in honor of the late police sepoy.

On the occasion, Naqvi declared that the road leading to his residence would be named after the Shaheed Haroon Khan. Furthermore, a 4-kilometer long road will be constructed and promptly repaired in his memory.

The caretaker Punjab government has taken additional steps to support the family of the martyr, ensuring the education of both of Haroon-ul-Rashid Khan's children in the best schools. The educational expenses of these children will be borne by the Punjab government as a token of respect and gratitude.

 Chief Minister Mohsin Naqvi took a moment to appreciate the mother of Shaheed Haroon-ul-Rashid Khan for her patience and courage.

In a touching exchange, the mother expressed her pride in being the mother of a martyr and pledged her unwavering support for the nation.

Chief Minister Naqvi hailed the bravery of Shaheed Haroon-ul-Rashid Khan, emphasizing that the entire nation takes pride in his courage and sacrifice. He reassured the family that martyrs like Haroon Khan are always remembered and cherished.

Naqvi saluted the courage of Shaheed 's mother and other family members, while acknowledging their immense sacrifice and resilience.

Provincial Information Minister Aamir Mir, Inspector General Police Dr. Usman Anwar, Commissioner Sargodha, RP Sargodha, Deputy Commissioner Mianwali, and DPO were along with the CM.