QUETTA:
The federal government has decided to continue helping the Baluchistan government in operations against terrorists until its complete elimination. According to Express News, Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi met with Baluchistan Prime Minister, Sarfraz Bugti, in Quetta on Saturday.
They discussed the law and order in the restless province and the measures taken to eliminate the terrorists associated with Fitna-E-Hindustan, a term used to refer to separatist organizations that receive support from the Indian archrival. Both leaders paid tribute to the martyrs and offered prayers for them.
Later, Naqvi and Bugti jointly presided over a special meeting on law and order. In this meeting, in -depth discussions were carried out on the security operations carried out in several areas.
CM Bugti informed the attendees about the general security situation and the measures taken to guarantee peace. The meeting also reviewed the implementation of the Provincial Action Plan and examined the challenges they face.
Interior Minister Naqvi said that terrorists will meet a horrible and exemplary destination.
“We will bring terrorists sponsored by the Indians and their facilitators before justice. Those who challenge the state of the State will be treated with an iron hand. The federal government will continue to fully support Baluchistan in the war against terrorism,” he said.
Prime Minister Sarfraz Bugti pointed out that the current war was not only the War of Security Forces but the war of the entire nation. He said that all state institutions are working in complete harmony to restore peace in Baluchistan.
“The sacrifices of our security forces and citizens will not go in vain. Operations against elements involved in terrorism have intensified and peace will be established at all costs,” he said.
The Baluchistan Police General (IGP), the Inspector General of the North Border Corps, the Deputy General (DIG) inspector of the Department of Counter -Rican (CTD), DIG Special Branch, general director of Levones and other senior officials of the Department of Interior attended the meeting.
