Point fingers at terrorists, not each other: Nisar tells provincial govts
Interior minister condemns Shikarpur blast, says bomber will be identified by evening
Interior Minister says the terrorists want to divide the country, create chaos . PHOTO: PID
ISLAMABAD:
Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar called on provincial governments to refrain from criticising each other over failing to maintain law and order situation in their provinces, Express News reported.
Addressing the National Assembly Wednesday afternoon, the minister said governments should start pointing fingers at terrorists rather than at each other.
“Provinces should work together in ending the scourge of terrorism as the terrorists clearly want to divide the country and create chaos in the region” he added.
Nisar said we will continue conducting military operations as a part of the struggle to eliminate terrorists.
Meanwhile, speaking about the deadly Shikarpur blast, the minister said the suicide bomber will be identified by National Database Registration Authority by the evening.
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Nisar added that the tailor who stitched Shikarpur's terrorist's clothes has been taken into custody by the government.
Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar called on provincial governments to refrain from criticising each other over failing to maintain law and order situation in their provinces, Express News reported.
Addressing the National Assembly Wednesday afternoon, the minister said governments should start pointing fingers at terrorists rather than at each other.
“Provinces should work together in ending the scourge of terrorism as the terrorists clearly want to divide the country and create chaos in the region” he added.
Nisar said we will continue conducting military operations as a part of the struggle to eliminate terrorists.
Meanwhile, speaking about the deadly Shikarpur blast, the minister said the suicide bomber will be identified by National Database Registration Authority by the evening.
RELATED POST: 61 killed, 50 injured in Shikarpur imambargah blast
Nisar added that the tailor who stitched Shikarpur's terrorist's clothes has been taken into custody by the government.