ISLAMABAD: No acts of terror during Eidul Azha in Pakistan was a success on the part of the government, said Interior Minister Rehman Malik on Sunday.
According to a DawnNews report, Malik apologised to the general public for the inconvenience caused by the closure of cellular services, however adding that the step taken by the government helped prevent terrorists from carrying out attacks.
Malik had announced on October 26 that cellular services would be suspended in select parts of the country on the first day of Eidul Azha between 6am to 10am.
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"@Parvez: Self praise is no praise." . At least one person is praising him. Accidentally it happens to be him.
He's got his finger raised - must really mean it this time.
What happened in Nowshehra? Who threw bomb on the house of a Sub Inspector in DI Khan? And above all how many phones were forcefully taken in the streets of Karachi? Apnay Monh Mia Mithoo
Mr minister, you and your government are the biggest disaster to have hit the country since its creation.
you can stop just mobil service , i think taliban were busy to slaughter the animals , instead of humans
Self praise is no praise.
Good job. Keep up the good work on the other 364 days too.
How, if I may ask?