The Pakistan Day military parade scheduled to be held today (Thursday) has been postponed due to weather conditions.
On March 23, a military parade is held annually. The event is at the center of events honoring the 1940 Lahore Resolution, which demanded the establishment of a separate country for Muslims living under British control in India.
The parade, which was scheduled to take place at the President’s House, will instead take place on March 25, according to the Presidency.
Earlier, the Pakistan Army decided to hold the annual parade of the armed forces on Pakistan Day on a limited scale, joining the government’s austerity drive that aims at warding off the economic crisis.
Pakistan Army decides to ‘limit’ National Day parade amid economic woes
According to the sources, the Pakistan Army is strongly united with the people and will continue to work for the country’s advancement.
Pakistan is in the midst of an economic crisis and has been seeking to restart the IMF loan program that has been stopped.
