Major General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, the spokesperson for Pakistan’s ISPR, on Tuesday stated that those responsible
Maj Gen Chaudhry calls for legal action against May 9 rioters.He acknowledges the impact of Afghan refugees in Pakistan.RAWALPINDI: Major General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, the spokesperson for Pakistan’s Inter-Services Public Relations , on Tuesday stated that those responsible for the May 9 riots must face punishment according to the country’s constitution and laws to maintain trust in the nation’s justice system.
ns the whole nation,” he said during a press conference in Rawalpindi. When asked about the possibility of dialogue with any group, Maj Gen Chaudhry stated: “No talks will be held with any political leader, or group which attacks its own army and indulges in propaganda ”. “There can be no dialogue with an anarchist group,” he added, suggesting that the “only way forward for the anarchists is to apologise sincerely , abandon the politics of hate and indulge in constructive politics ”.Advertisement On the topic of terrorism, the military’s spokesperson emphasized that there is “irrefutable evidence” of the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan using Afghanistan to carry out attacks against Pakistan. “There is irrefutable evidence of Afghan soil being used by the TTP recent terrorist incidents can be traced back to Afghanistan, ” he stated at the press conference in Rawalpindi. Reiterating Pakistan’s commitment to counter-terrorism efforts, Maj Gen Chaudhry declared that the country will spare no effort to dismantle the terrorist network. He underscored that the security forces are prepared to take any necessary action against terrorists. However, he pointed out that the Pakistan Army’s primary focus is to maintain law and order in the country. “The army chief has said that there’s no place for terrorists in Pakistan,” the general reassured, adding that measures are being taken to bring the culprits to justice. Regarding the issue of Afghan refugees residing in Pakistan, the military’s spokesperson stated: “Millions of Afghans are still living in Pakistan, while the country is fighting against terrorism. Pakistan has helped Afghan refugees, which the world has recognised.”He highlighted that millions of Afghan nationals continue to live in Pakistan, and disclosed that over 563,000 Afghans have been repatriated. The DG ISPR acknowledged that the presence of Afghan citizens is contributing to the deteriorating law and order situation. “Militants are spoiling law and order situation in Balochistan, but the army is a wall against the miscreants,” he remarked.LAHORE: An anti-terrorism court granted interim bail to Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf ...
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