“[The] issues which were countered seven years ago have now become a serious crisis, again,” Nawaz said in a meeting with PML-N Parliamentary Leader in the Senate Irfan Siddiqui in Murree today.
Slamming the opposition’s criticism against Operation Azm-e-Istehkam, the former prime minister said that some elements behind “instability” and “defamation” of the country abroad were not interested in [fortifying] democracy. He demanded all stakeholders to show firm support to the security institutions to eliminate the menace of terrorism.
The PML-N’s top leader made the statement after Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif decided to organise an all-parties conference (APC) take all stakeholders into confidence on the newly launched anti-terrorism operation – a reinvigorated and re-energised national counter-terrorism drive following a spike in terrorist attacks.
The federal cabinet last week approved the launching of the counter-terrorism operation following the National Action Plan’s Central Apex Committee’s recommendations to turn up the heat on militants targeting Pakistan – which would be focused on intelligence-based operations instead of large-scale military action.
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