A Message from Brigadier (R) Farani, Veteran of the Pakistan Army

“I may no longer wear the uniform, but the heart of a soldier still beats inside me.

I’ve watched quietly as tensions rise again. India’s recent actions are just another attempt to shake us—but Pakistan is a country built on sacrifice, on resilience, and on unshakable faith. We don’t fear noise or shadows. We’ve stood our ground through war, loss, betrayal—and we’re still standing.

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I’ve been to the frontlines. I’ve seen the face of the enemy. I’ve carried the bodies of my fallen brothers. Those memories never leave you. And even now, in retirement, if my country calls—I won’t hesitate. I will stand again, as a soldier and as a Mujahid in the path of Allah, ready to lay down my life for Pakistan.

The strength of the Pakistan Army isn’t just in its weapons—it’s in the hearts of its people, the prayers of mothers, the courage of its sons, and the love we all carry for this land.

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To the enemy, hear this: if I fall in battle, I will take min 30 with me not before that.
That’s not a boast. That’s a promise from a soldier whose spirit can never be broken.

Pakistan Army Zindabad.

Pakistan Paindabad.”

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