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Imran Khan: Daesh terrorists enter Pakistan from Afghanistan following Taliban takeover
Imran Khan: Daesh terrorists enter Pakistan from Afghanistan following Taliban takeover
When he appeared before the Supreme Court on Wednesday, Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan gave few details about the steps taken in relation to the threats … 10.11.2021, Sputnik International
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On Wednesday, when he appeared before the country’s Supreme Court in connection with the massacre at the Peshawar school in 2014, Pakistan’s Prime Minister Imran Khan promised to take tough steps against the culprits, even though they are high-ranking officials. Khan also told the court about the deteriorating security situation regarding the Taliban * takeover of Kabul. The Prime Minister said his government formed a coordination committee involving intelligence and army officials as Daesh ** terrorists crossed the border from Afghanistan with 250,000 people after the Taliban took control of Kabul in August this year. Local media reported that the court ordered the prime minister to ensure the implementation of his October 20 verdict on the 2014 massacre in which the Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) militant killed 147 people, mostly children. “We have already formed “A commission and it has also issued a report. Our October 20 executive order clearly states that the government must find out who is responsible for the massacre and take action against them,” Gulzar Ahmed said. said the President of Pakistan during the hearing. The bench of three judges also expressed dissatisfaction with the reports of ongoing negotiations with the banned group TTP. Judge Qazi Muhammad Amin Ahmed told the Prime Minister that he had now brought the culprits of the massacre to the negotiating table. “Are we signing a surrender document again?” he asked. On Tuesday, a cabinet meeting chaired by the Prime Minister decided to give a chance to the factions of the TTP that are not directly involved in terrorism. * The organization is under UN sanctions on terrorist activities. ** Daesh (also known as ISIS / ISIL / IS / Islamic State ) is a terrorist group banned in Russia and many other countries
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When he appeared before the Supreme Court on Wednesday, Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan gave few details on the steps taken in relation to the threats coming out of Afghanistan.
On Wednesday, when he appeared before the country’s Supreme Court in connection with the massacre at the Peshawar school in 2014, Pakistan’s Prime Minister Imran Khan promised to take tough steps against the culprits, even though they are high-ranking officials.
“The Prime Minister told the court that there is no sacred cow in the country and he believes in the rule of law … The government will intervene as ordered by the court,” said Fawad Hussain Chaudhry, the country’s federal minister, after the court adjourned the case for four weeks. .
Khan also told the court about the deteriorating security situation regarding the Taliban * takeover of Kabul.
The Prime Minister said his government formed a coordination committee involving intelligence and army officials when Daesh ** terrorists crossed the border from Afghanistan with 250,000 people after the Taliban took control of Kabul in August this year.
Local media reported that the court ordered the prime minister to ensure the implementation of his October 20 verdict regarding the 2014 massacre in which Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) militants killed 147 people, mostly children.
“We have already formed a commission and it has also issued a report. Our order of 20 October clearly states that the government must find out who is responsible for the massacre and take action against them,” Gulzar Ahmed said. Chief Justice of Pakistan, said during the hearing.
The bench of three judges also expressed dissatisfaction with the reports of ongoing negotiations with the banned group TTP.
Judge Qazi Muhammad Amin Ahmed told the Prime Minister that he had now brought the culprits of the massacre to the negotiating table. “Are we signing a surrender document again?” he asked.
On Tuesday, a government meeting chaired by the Prime Minister decided to give a chance to those factions of the TTP that are not directly involved in terrorism.
* The organization is under UN sanctions over terrorist activities.
** Daesh (also known as ISIS / ISIL / IS / Islamic State) is a terrorist group banned in Russia and many other countries
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