Terrorists in Afghanistan affecting Pakistan's security situation: Malik
Interior minister claims terrorists are receiving funds from abroad.
Interior minister Rehman Malik speaking to media in Islamabad. PHOTO: PID
DIAMER:
Terrorists from Afghanistan are affecting the law and order situation in Pakistan, said Interior Minister Rehman Malik on Monday.
According to a Radio Pakistan report, Malik was speaking during an inaugural ceremony of passport office in Diamir, Gilgit-Baltistan.
The interior minister claimed that terrorists were receiving funds from abroad.
Commenting on the situation in G-B, Malik said sectarianism was deteriorating the security situation in the area.
He further dispelled the notion that religious schools were producing terrorism.
Speaking about the upcoming polls, Malik said that elections will be held on time as the nation wants continuity of democracy.
Terrorists from Afghanistan are affecting the law and order situation in Pakistan, said Interior Minister Rehman Malik on Monday.
According to a Radio Pakistan report, Malik was speaking during an inaugural ceremony of passport office in Diamir, Gilgit-Baltistan.
The interior minister claimed that terrorists were receiving funds from abroad.
Commenting on the situation in G-B, Malik said sectarianism was deteriorating the security situation in the area.
He further dispelled the notion that religious schools were producing terrorism.
Speaking about the upcoming polls, Malik said that elections will be held on time as the nation wants continuity of democracy.