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DG ISPR : Army had waged a war against terrorist organisations across the country, adducing that the country was in a state of war and urged all institutions to unite in the fight against terrorism.
DG ISPR: "We fully support free, fair and timely elections in the country. We have been supporting the present political set up during the last five years and will not get anything if elections are delayed"
DG ISPR: ISI is operating within its constitutional parameters and during the last four months it had carried out 130 intelligence operations in Balochistan and prevented several terrorist incidents. 39,000kgs of explosives were recovered in August last year.
DG ISPR: 19 new checkposts had been established in Quetta that would be manned by Frontier Corps (FC) as part of efforts to strengthen security.
DG ISPR: The country was in state of war and there was a need of a united and comprehensive response of all the institutions.
DG ISPR: Not even a single soldier was deployed anywhere in Balochistan during the last five years.
DG ISPR Maj. Gen. Asim Saleem Bajwa also made it clear that it would also be a political decision if the provincial government was restored in Balochistan.
DG ISPR: Decision of not calling Armed Forces in Balochistan was also a political move although the military leadership was not reluctant to support the civil administration under article 245 of the Constitution.
DG ISPR: Appreciated the role of media, foreign office and the military leadership for mature handling of the issue of Indian incursions on the Line of Control (LOC).
DG ISPR: Regarding extradition of Faqir Muhammad, he said,”Our Foreign Office is contact with Afghan Foreign Office for this purpose.”
DG ISPR : Army had waged a war against terrorist organisations across the country, adducing that the country was in a state of war and urged all institutions to unite in the fight against terrorism.
DG ISPR: "We fully support free, fair and timely elections in the country. We have been supporting the present political set up during the last five years and will not get anything if elections are delayed"
DG ISPR: ISI is operating within its constitutional parameters and during the last four months it had carried out 130 intelligence operations in Balochistan and prevented several terrorist incidents. 39,000kgs of explosives were recovered in August last year.
DG ISPR: 19 new checkposts had been established in Quetta that would be manned by Frontier Corps (FC) as part of efforts to strengthen security.
DG ISPR: The country was in state of war and there was a need of a united and comprehensive response of all the institutions.
DG ISPR: Not even a single soldier was deployed anywhere in Balochistan during the last five years.
DG ISPR Maj. Gen. Asim Saleem Bajwa also made it clear that it would also be a political decision if the provincial government was restored in Balochistan.
DG ISPR: Decision of not calling Armed Forces in Balochistan was also a political move although the military leadership was not reluctant to support the civil administration under article 245 of the Constitution.
DG ISPR: Appreciated the role of media, foreign office and the military leadership for mature handling of the issue of Indian incursions on the Line of Control (LOC).
DG ISPR: Regarding extradition of Faqir Muhammad, he said,”Our Foreign Office is contact with Afghan Foreign Office for this purpose.”
