 The Islamabad district administration on Monday met with Interior Secretary Syed Kamal Shah to draw a strategy for the much-awaited crackdown on the administration and students of Jamia Hafsa and Jamia Fareedia but no date was set for the action.
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Inspector General of Islamabad Police Chaudhry Iftikhar Ahmad, Chief Commissioner Khalid Pervez, Deputy Commissioner Chaudhry Muhammad Ali, SSP (Operations) Zafar Iqbal and Assistant Inspector General of Special Branch) | In view of unconfirmed reports about the presence of a large cache of arms in Jamia Hafsa and Lal Masjid the interior secretary asked the Islamabad administration to find out how many boys of Jamia Fareedia were present in Lal Masjid. |
Rao Mohammad Iqbal attended the meeting. Officials said the interior secretary asked the city administration to force the Jamia Hafsa girls out of the childrenÂ’s library, which they have occupied since January 27. He also sought the arrest of students of both Jamia Hafsa and Jamia Fareedia for creating a law and order situation in the capital. But officials said that in view of unconfirmed reports about the presence of a large cache of arms in Jamia Hafsa and Lal Masjid the interior secretary also asked the Islamabad administration to find out how many boys of Jamia Fareedia were present in Lal Masjid. The secretary also directed that the Rangers and Punjab Police personnel who have came to Islamabad for the crackdown some two months ago be put on high alert. |