ISLAMABAD, Aug 12 — Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi commended the Pakistani security forces for a successful operation against Indian-sponsored militants in Balochistan’s Zhob district. He termed this operation a significant victory in the fight against cross-border terrorism.
Operation in Zhob District
According to the Interior Minister, the detained militants, referred to as “Fitna-e-Hindustan,” were attempting to destabilize Balochistan. These militants maintained direct connections with Indian support networks.
Official reports indicated that the militants were planning targeted attacks to provoke unrest. Prompt intelligence collection and decisive actions by security agencies thwarted the threat before it could escalate further.
Nationwide Support for Security Forces
Minister Naqvi applauded the dedication and professional excellence of the security personnel involved in the operation. He asserted, “This operation prevented a dangerous plot to disrupt peace in the province. The nation stands united with our forces to eradicate Indian-sponsored terrorism.”
Improving Counter-Terrorism Strategies
Naqvi reinforced the government’s zero-tolerance stance towards terrorism, highlighting Pakistan’s firm commitment to combat foreign-backed militancy. He emphasized the capability of Pakistani security forces to tackle emerging threats.
The minister reiterated the nationwide support for the armed forces’ mission to combat terrorism across all provinces. This successful operation in Balochistan underscores the government’s determination to maintain national security.
