Govt decides to launch grand operation against proscribed organisations

ISLAMABAD(National Times)- The federal government has decided to launch a grand operation against proscribed organisations across the country, Dunya News reported on Friday. The was decided in a high-level security meeting held under the chairmanship of Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi in which Inspectors General of Police from all four provinces were present. Police officials gave detailed briefings on the law and order situation in their respective provinces. The possible presence of the banned group Daesh in Pakistan was also discussed. During the meeting, consultations were held to formulate a strategy to take action against sleeper cells of outlawed organisations. It is worth noting that Mohsin Naqvi, while addressing a passing-out parade at Police Lines Islamabad, had said that the police must remain alert to ensure effective security in Islamabad. He further stated that the police’s behaviour toward citizens at police stations should be good, adding that there is no place for “black sheep” within the police force.
 



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