The Federal Interior Minister Mohin Naqvi said that any possible help will be provided in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) and Balutchistan to deal with terrorism.
The second meeting of the terrorism fighting committee was chaired by the Federal Minister of the Interior Mohin Naqvi, in which the Minister of State in the Interior Talal Chaudhry, Federal Interior Secretary, DG FIA, DG Passport, National Coordinator of NACTA, Chief Commissioner Islamabad, coordinator of the national action plan and representatives of the security agencies participated.
In addition, the Minister of Law du Punjab, Malik Sohaib Ahmed, the news advisor Kp Mohammad Ali Saif, Minister of the Interior of Sindh Zia-Ul-Hassan Lanjhar, Minister of the Interior of Azad Cashmire, and the Minister of the Interior of Gilgit-Baltistan attended the meeting, reported Express News.
The secretaries of the interior and the IG of all the provinces, including the Azad Cashmire and the Gilgit-Baltistan, participated via Zoom.
Speaking at the meeting, the Minister of the Interior Mohin Naqvi said that the Prime Minister, the Head of the Army and all the stakeholders were on the same length of waiting concerning the fight against terrorism. No decision will be made without consulting the provinces.
Reunion has also examined progress on improving the capacities of the Department to Combat Terrorism in the provinces.
The Federal Minister of the Interior stressed that for effective counter-terrorism, it is crucial to fully activate the departments of fight against terrorism at the provincial level. In this regard, all possible assistance will be provided in KP and Balutchistan, given the challenges they face.
He also said that the FIA terrorism wing will be fully activated at the federal level. The meeting also examined the progress of the creation of merger evaluation centers and national and provincial threats.
During the briefing, it was indicated that the approval of the creation of national merger evaluation centers has been granted and that work continues for the creation of provincial intelligence and threat centers in all provinces.
The Minister of the Interior, Mohin Naqvi, said that after the reorganization of the frontier gendarme, it is transformed into police of the national reserve. During this session, it was agreed to make explosive equipment a federal subject to guarantee better surveillance.
The meeting also decided to effectively raise the issue of terrorism with the Afghan government through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The Minister of the Interior also declared that all institutions were to guarantee strict compliance with standard operational procedures (SOPS) for the safety of foreign nationals.
Earlier, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif ordered federal and provincial governments to implement “forcefully” a unified response and story “against the in progress wave of terrorism as well as anti-Pakistan and anti-institutions, he emerged on Friday.
Prime Minister’s instructions to collectively counter the continuous threat of terrorism and ants of the ants in the country came in the heels of the chief of the staff of the army (COA) Gen Syed Asim Munir Declaration, emphasizing the transformation of Pakistan into a “hard state” of a “soft state”.
