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The document reflects on how an individual was unable to do what they wanted to do for their country but believes their martyrdom will inspire thousands of Pakistani soldiers. It pays tribute to the Army Public School that was attacked in Peshawar, Pakistan in 2014 where over 140 people, mostly children, were killed by Taliban gunmen.
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- 1. Indeed I could not do that what I was wanted to do for my country but My Martrydom will born thousands of Pak soldiers. SALUTE to APS