COAS visits Karachi Corps HQ; Joint meeting held on Karachi situation

COAS visits Karachi Corps HQ; Joint meeting held on Karachi situation
People of Balochistan helped state in busting foreign sponsored terror net: COAS

RAWALPINDI, June 26 (APP): Chief of Army Staff (COAS)
General Raheel Sharif on Sunday visited Corps Headquarters Karachi,
said ISPR press release issued here.

Interior Minster Chudhary Nisar Ali Khan, National Security Advisor
(NSA) Lt Gen (Retd) Nasser Janjua, Governor Ishrat ul Ibad, Chief Minister Syed Qaim Ali Shah, Home Minister Sohail Anwar Sial, Director General ISI and Corps Commander attended the meeting.

Participants were briefed in detail about security situation and
various aspects of ongoing operation against terrorists, criminals and their linkages in Karachi.

Chief of Army Staff (COAS) said that ongoing operation had brought about a noticeable improvement in law and order situation of Karachi. However, as we progress to target the crime and terror syndicate network, we need to keep our focus on actionable human and technical intelligence and totally dismantle their support structure.

He said operation has now entered into a phase where
terrorists and their abettors are badly bruised, isolated and hence will go for softer targets so as to find their survival and undermine the society psychologically.

General Raheel Sharif instructed all concerned to hunt them and pre empt their moves to frustrate their designs.

“We must continue our mission unabated to consolidate and not
let anyone reverse our gains.”

Expressing his assurance to the people of Karachi the COAS
emphasized that the nexus of terrorists, their abettors, sympathizers and financiers will be broken at all cost and ongoing operation will be taken to its logical conclusion.

He urged upon all stake holders for earnest endeavors in
respective spheres within the overall ‘Whole of the Nation Approach’ for overcoming the menace of terrorism.

He exhorted all commanders including those of security,
intelligence and law enforcement agencies to continue working hand in glove and leave no stone unturned for restoration of total peace in the city. Measures to build capacity of other law enforcers were also discussed for lasting peace in the economic hub of the country.

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