Islamabad:
Interior Minister Mohin Naqvi said the government would develop its strategy to treat the protest of Pakistan Tehreek-E-insaf (PTI) scheduled for August 5 once the party has completed its preparations.
On Friday, during a meeting with journalists at the Ministry of the Interior, the Federal Minister said that Federal Constabulary (FC) will be provided to training on modern lines, the addition of FC is converted into a federal force similar to its counterpart in the United States. The wages of FC personnel have been revised on tie with those of other forces, said that the Minister, adding that their Shuhadah package was not even a quarter of the other institutions. This, he said, has also been improved.
The FC force consists of 24,000 people who remain the same, said Naqvi, adding that the government will transform it into better strength.
The Minister refused to know if US President Donald Trump and Marshal Syed Asim Murnir discussed Imran Khan’s future at their meeting.
Clarifying a previous remark disabled according to which even an officer of the Station House (SHO) could control the terrorists in Balutchistan, he said that the comment was signified to the figurative. Naqvi also said that Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Marshal Asim Munnir had played a role in the demorative of Irano-Israeli tensions.
He revealed that a repression would be launched on 133 illegal housing companies in Islamabad. He said foreigners would not be allowed to live illegally in Pakistan, the addition of Afghans illegally living in the country will not receive any extension.
The Minister of the Interior said that Iran had expelled 0.3 million Afghans and that Pakistan would set up Afghans who have not yet returned to their country.
He said that Afghanistan is a fraternal Islamic country and that discussions are continuing on many questions.
There is no possibility that 40,000 Pakistanis disappear in Iran. Strict measures will be taken against those who direct illegal call centers and their facilitators, warned the minister.
The Minister of the Interior said there were several institutions under the Ministry of the Interior, adding that there should be an army officer to manage the affairs of eight departments, including the GB rangers and scouts.
The Minister stressed that no decision had yet been made with regard to the initiation of retired or service officers.
