Attack on Rangers a Cowardly Act, Security Forces’ Swift Response Commendable, Business Community

KARACHI: President of the Korangi Association of Trade and Industry (KATI), Muhammad Ikram Rajput, has strongly condemned the terrorist attack on personnel of the Sindh Rangers, describing it as a cowardly act and an assault not only on law enforcement agencies but also on Pakistan’s peace, stability, and national security.

Rajput said the attack was unacceptable and praised the swift and courageous response of the security forces, who neutralized the terrorists despite risking their own lives, preventing what could have been a major tragedy in the city.
He paid tribute to the Rangers personnel who embraced martyrdom in the line of duty, calling them the nation’s true heroes. “Those who sacrifice their lives for the protection of the country deserve the highest respect. The entire nation will always remember their invaluable sacrifices and stands firmly with their families,” he said.
Expressing heartfelt condolences to the families of the fallen personnel, Rajput prayed for the elevation of the martyrs’ ranks, the speedy recovery of the injured officers, and strength and patience for the bereaved families.
The KATI president demanded the immediate arrest of all those involved in the attack and urged authorities to ensure they receive the strictest punishment under the law to deter any future attempts to undermine Pakistan’s peace and security. He emphasized that the country must continue to enforce a zero-tolerance policy against terrorism.
Rajput reaffirmed the business community’s unwavering solidarity with the Pakistan Army, Sindh Rangers, police, and other law enforcement agencies, stating that the nation deeply values the extraordinary sacrifices made by the country’s security forces in maintaining peace and stability.
He also expressed confidence that the people of Pakistan remain united in the fight against terrorism and vowed that the country’s enemies would never be allowed to succeed in their malicious designs.