Jhang Pays Spectacular Tribute to PAF with Human Formation of J-10C Fighter Jet

In a powerful display of patriotism, hundreds of citizens from Punjab’s Jhang district gathered to pay tribute to the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) by forming a human replica of the Chinese-made J-10C fighter jet. The aircraft played a key role in PAF’s successful retaliation to Indian aggression during the recent military exchange on the night of May 6 and 7.

The human formation mirrored the sleek design of the J-10C — the same aircraft credited with downing multiple Indian military assets, including three Rafale jets and three combat drones. This symbolic gesture by the people of Jhang quickly went viral on social media, drawing praise nationwide.

As they shaped the aircraft outline, the participants also chanted slogans in support of Pakistan’s armed forces and celebrated the PAF’s operational brilliance in thwarting India’s hostile actions.

The tribute extended beyond just the PAF, as banners and chants expressed gratitude toward allied nations, including China and Turkiye, for their continuous support.

This event follows the release of a patriotic song titled “Yalghaar” by Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), celebrating the success of “Operation Bunyan-un-Marsoos.” The song honors the sacrifices and strength of Pakistan’s military forces and resonates with public sentiment across the country.

Jhang’s human formation served as both a celebration of technological prowess and a reaffirmation of national unity in the face of external threats.