“Anti-state elements like Al-Qaeda/Daesh, TTP, and radicalized youth of TLP can take advantage of soft targets like public gatherings to destabilise the country through suicide attacks, IEDs (improvised explosive devise), etc,” it warned. The ministry’s notice to Asad Umar stated that “in view of the gravity of the security threat, the need to exercise maximum caution can hardly be overemphasised”. It regretted, however, that despite repeated requests cautioning the party about the threats, “and in the context of the protest in Rawalpindi on November 26 in particular”, the party leadership seemed “oblivious” to the security situation.
The ministry further informed Umar that the latest intelligence report was shared with provincial governments. It urged the PTI to keep the security situation in view and consider postponing the rally in Rawalpindi.
The American author John Maxwell has nicely advised leaders, “You must be big enough to…
As cheers of spectators reverberate, Ravi Jeep Rally becomes more than just a sporting event…
In a welcome development for travelers, flights operated by Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) in the…
“Agriculture, as a sector, hold the key to prosperity, food security, and the socioeconomic upliftment…
Months after a witty, holier-than-thou, jack-of-all-trades caretaker government retreated from the executive, repeated horrors from…
For all those hoping to see matured Pak-India relations enter a new chapter of normalisation,…
Leave a Comment