Pakistan Rangers have the Terrorists surrounded and fighting is going on.

BHarwana · Feb 20, 2017

Latest: PLS final will happen in Lahore decision has been made.

Dubai meeting concluded that final will happen in Lahore.

BHarwana · Feb 20, 2017

Latest: Afghanistan has started to comply with Pakistan. COAS said to GHQ conference.

Leviza · Feb 20, 2017

BHarwana said:
Latest: Afghanistan has started to comply with Pakistan. COAS said to GHQ conference.

looks like Afghans coming to sense and getting to know, its over now, they have to deliver to face the PA from all sides...

Their protecting umbrella is being removed now....

BHarwana · Feb 20, 2017

Leviza said:
looks like Afghans coming to sense and getting to know, its over now, they have to deliver to face the PA from all sides...

Their protecting umbrella is being removed now....

It has been 4 days and borders are closed so they had to comply or nothing going in, bad for the economy.

Leviza · Feb 20, 2017

BHarwana said:
It has been 4 days and borders are closed so they had to comply or nothing going in, bad for the economy.

Yep Borders should remain close and only open once we have complete electric fence in place with mines deployed..

BHarwana · Feb 20, 2017

Leviza said:
Yep Borders should remain close and only open once we have complete electric fence in place with mines deployed..

no need to place elec fencing or mines, open when afghan realize Pakistan is more important than india and fire the NDS chief and brings in a Pak friendly chief.

P4K1ST4N · Feb 20, 2017

PESHAWAR: Pakistan Army has beefed up security along with Pak-Afghan border in Chaman and Torkham districts in a bid to stem illegal border movement, ARY News reported.

The army has also moved heavy artillery to the Afghan border.

The latest development comes in the wake of military action against terrorist camps on the border killing commanders of the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan’s (TTP) Jamaatul Ahrar (JA) faction on the Torkham border opposite Mohmand and Khyber tribal regions.

Pakistan security officials have said the terror group, which claimed to be behind the recent wave of terrorist attacks, has found safe haven in Afghanistan.

The security officials are of the view that any attempt to breach border security would be responded with full force. After the deadly suicide bombing on a shrine in Sehwan Sharif that killed over 80 people, security forces intensified patrolling in the areas along the Afghan border.

Pakistan last week summoned officials of the Afghan embassy to the General Headquarters (GHQ) in Rawalpindi to protest over the recent terrorists attack reportedly carried out from Afghan soil.

The Afghan officials were handed a list of 76 terrorists hiding in Afghanistan.

The Afghan government was asked to either take “immediate action” against them or hand them over to Pakistan.

The bombings in the previous week have hit all four provinces and two major cities, shaking a nascent sense that the worst of the country’s militant violence may be in the past.