RAWALPINDI: The 142nd Corps Commanders Conference (CCC) held under
Army Chief Gen Ashfaq Parvez Kayani has expressed grave concerns over
terrorists attacks from across Afghan borders and demanded of
Afghanistan and NATO to forthwith stop the infiltration of terrorists.
The
conference also decided to extend support to continue Rangers operation
in Karachi and provide secret information to them besides reviewing
interaction between CIA and ISI.
Military sources told the
conference reviewed in details a range of issues including national
security situation, increasing infiltration from terrorists on
Pak-Afghan borders, violation of ceasefire on LoC by India, law and
order situation in Karachi, ongoing relief activities for flood
affectees and other matters.
Sources told Corps Commander
Karachi gave detailed briefing about Karachi situation to the
participants of the conference. It was also decided to support
continuation of Rangers operation and discharge in befitting manner
whatever responsibilities had been entrusted .
Sources said the
conference also reviewed relief activities being conducted for
providing assistance to flood affectees in Sindh.
Sources
disclosed army chief issued directives that no efforts would be spared
in continuing relief activities and extending assistance to flood
affectees.
The prevailing situation in Quetta, Chitral and
Karachi was also reviewed in the meeting. The conference voiced strong
protest over the incident of martyring security forces personnel by
Afghan terrorists inside Pakistan borders in Chitral and demanded of
Afghanistan and NATO to take immediate measurers for stopping
infiltration of Afghan extremists. Sources told Online conference
condemned in strong terms the terror incident occurred in Quetta and
reviewed mechanism to deal with the terrorists’ attacks. The conference
also voiced grave concern over firing and violations of ceasefire by
India on Line of Control (LoC).
Sources told DG ISI Lt Gen
Ahmad Shuja Pasha apprised the participants of the details of the
operation conducted against Al-Qaeda leader Al-Moretani. Online
