Addressing the media outside the Army Public School in Peshawar, the leader said the culprits of the attack seem to neither accept Islam nor humanity.
“Lacunas in anti-terrorism laws should be identified and filled by the legal authorities,” Malik added.
“The government will try the terrorists in a tribunal headed by an army official,” PPP leader said.
Meanwhile, Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) chief Sirajul Haq - while observing Jinnah's 138th birth anniversary - said the country should be led according to the vision of the Muhammad Ali Jinnah and guarantee protection to every citizen.
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Are the Christians, Hazaras and Ahmadies also entitled to this award?
So our Ex-Interior Minister needs to learn from 3rd grader's textbook that Nishan-e-Haider is highest MILITARY award :/ come on there are better ways to appreciate their martyrdom. Don't try to over react.
What a joker ? what did his govt & ANP did for 5 years in power ? more children died in Thar than this, what his govt in Sindh doing ?