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| Pak: Anti-terror fight to focus on foreign agencies |
| 2016-08-13 |
| [DAWN] The government on Thursday held out the assurance that security remained its priority and decided to establish a panel to oversee the execution of the troubled National Action Plan (NAP). "Restoration of complete peace and tranquillity shall remain the top priority of the government and all the state institutions... It was agreed to establish a high-level task force to monitor the progress of implementation of the National Action Plan," said a statement issued by the Prime Minister Office (PMO) at the conclusion of two days of civil-military deliberations on lack of progress in the implementation of NAP. The new body would include bigwigs from the security agencies of both the federal and provincial governments, but its exact composition is yet to be finalised. Regarding the military’s view that threat to internal security was morphing due to growing nexus between hostile foreign intelligence agencies and local krazed killer groups, the meeting reviewed the subversive actions of external agencies and decided to "scale up the existing efforts to neutralise hostile elements through a coordinated and focused approach." |
| Posted by:Fred |
| #2 implementation of NAP. I personally recommend mid-afternoons when the noise is down |
| Posted by: Frank G on the road 2016-08-13 12:28 |
| #1 "...the meeting reviewed the subversive actions of external agencies and decided to 'scale up the existing efforts to neutralise hostile elements through a coordinated and focused approach.'" My, my! The Pakistan military is learning to speak Pentagonese. |
| Posted by: Crirt de Medici2684 2016-08-13 11:05 |