Passing out Parade of Renger recruits at Ranger's Training Center and School. It was the passing out parade of second course for girls and 14th Recruit Basic Training Course which was attended by 17 passing out girls and 650 boys. The ceremony was largely attended by Senior Ranger officers, guests and the families of passing out cadets. On the occasion the Chief Minister, accompanied by DG Rangers, Maj Gen Liaquat Ali, was pesented the salute from an smartly turnedout contingent and later reviewed the parade. The Chief Minister observed that Karachi is the economic hub of Pakistan and provision of security with professional excellence for mega events, establishment of trust worthy environment for foreign investors, safety of local and foreign VIPs, was an asset of pride for Rangers alone and credit for success of this force goes to each of its officer and jawan. He said Pakistan Rangers (Sindh) is recognised as a brave and appreciative force not only in Sindh but even internationally which exhibited very high performance in every field. "Today I feel greatly delighted while attending today's ceremony and watching the zeal and fervour of Ranger's male and female recruits and their high quality abilities", the Chief Minister said and added that he can say with all authenticity that each and every member of the Ranger would not spare any sacrifice in defending the soil of Pakistan. Earlier in his address DG Rangers Maj Gen Liaquat Ali said that on one hand Rangers are deployed on watch and ward at 900 KM long border area while on the other it is striving for maintenance of law and order and it has played a key role in restoring the hustle and bustle of Karachi. He pointed out that the force carried out many sucessful operations against terrorism and narcotic trafficking. Referring to training standard of Ranger's Training School, he said it was not inferior to training standard of any other highwaulilty training centre and here the recruits are imparted training on modern lines besides equipping them with professional skills. Later the passing out cadets marched past the salute dais and received continuous applause from the invitees. At the end of parade, the Ranger's Anti-Terrorist Force gave a practical demonstration of their professional skills. [Courtesy: Associated Press of Pakistan] &
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