United in tragedy: Lawmakers adopt resolution against attack on Bacha Khan University

After the APS attack, it was announced to wipe out the terrorism within a couple of years


Our Correspondent January 22, 2016
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KARACHI:


The Sindh lawmakers condemned the brutal attack on Bacha Khan University in Charsadda by adopting a resolution and demanding expedition in the operation against terrorism.


Presenting the joint resolutions, the lawmakers belonging to both treasury and opposition benches expressed their condolences with the grieved families. The resolution was moved by senior minister Nisar Ahmed Khuhro, opposition leader Khawaja Izharul Hasan, PTI parliamentary leader Samar Ali Khan and others.

Before the resolution was adopted, some lawmakers gave emotional speeches and asked the federal government and security agencies to implement the National Action Plan in letter and spirit. “After the APS attack, it was announced to wipe out the terrorism within a couple of years. But unfortunately, these incidents continue to take place,” said Khuhro. Hasan was of the view that Pakistan was waging a proxy war of other countries in Karachi, Quetta and Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa and it should stop doing that.

Published in The Express Tribune, January 23rd, 2016.

COMMENTS (1)

Naeem Khan | 8 years ago | Reply Beside providing weapons to the concerned staff, razor sharp barb wire fence should be installed on top of the wall and it must be electrified. Also install motion seeking lights and cameras connected to monitoring equipment at the main terminal inside the security personal's offices. The office of security officers must be off limits and declared sensitive area to those who has no business there. No one except the security officers should know the monitoring and security systems installed. It is time to combat this terrorism on campuses with smart means and moves. I say if even one student' life is saved by these smart devices, it will be worth the expense.
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