Islamabad : Pakistan Interior Minister Rehman Malik has said that security agencies have chalked out a comprehensive plan to stop terrorists from entering Sindh from Balochistan.
Talking to a group of journalists, Malik said that investigations into the attacks on Navy buses in Karachi were underway, as peace in the city was a priority of the government.
The government was taking serious action to prevent attacks on vehicles of security forces, he added
The Interior Minister said that terrorists were targeting Sindh and Balochistan to destabilise them and bring a bad name to the country, The News reports.
Malik said that around 60 target killers had been arrested in Karachi, and that no organisation, including the People's Aman Committee, would be allowed to create disorder.
He said that indiscriminate action would be taken against all offenders, adding that security forces had already taken steps to block terrorists from entering Sindh from Balochistan. ANI
Talking to a group of journalists, Malik said that investigations into the attacks on Navy buses in Karachi were underway, as peace in the city was a priority of the government.
The government was taking serious action to prevent attacks on vehicles of security forces, he added
The Interior Minister said that terrorists were targeting Sindh and Balochistan to destabilise them and bring a bad name to the country, The News reports.
Malik said that around 60 target killers had been arrested in Karachi, and that no organisation, including the People's Aman Committee, would be allowed to create disorder.
He said that indiscriminate action would be taken against all offenders, adding that security forces had already taken steps to block terrorists from entering Sindh from Balochistan. ANI
