Omi National Party (ANP) President Emal Wali Khan said on Saturday that the PTI did not attend the meeting of the Parliamentary Committee on National Security (PCNS) as “he is sympathetic to the Taliban”.
Last week, the country’s top citizens and military leaders gathered at the Parliament House to discuss measures to stop terrorism. The meeting was left by the PTI when a meeting with the founder of the jail party, Imran Khan, failed to conclude it.
A statement issued after the meeting said that members of the committee condemned the toughest terms of the recent terrorist acts, expressed solidarity with the families of the victims and reaffirmed the country’s unprecedented commitment to eliminate terrorism in all its forms and explanations.
He also praised the bravery and professionalism of security forces and law enforcement agencies in carrying out their counter -terrorism activities.
While talking Dawn News TV program ‘Dosra“On Saturday, Emal said,” This is the third time that the Taliban sympathizers [PTI] Are in government [in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa] And what do you expect from them?
He said he would attend the meeting where there would be talks and decisions against ‘them’ terrorists? They will never attend. [such a meeting].
He added, “I have said on this record that we have given Imran Khan a manner, Taliban Khan, every Pashtun knows that he has become a Taliban lawyer.
He added in a veil of Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif, “On the other hand, there are people whom we have made in a statement when he was the Chief Minister that” whatever terrorism he wants to do in your PK, he does not come to Punjab “.
He added that he expects both the KP government and the center to deal with terrorism seriously and provide security.
He was initially answering a question about agreeing and then deciding to leave the motto, as well as the absence of Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi and PML -N President Nawaz Sharif.
He continued that there was no talk about the operation during the PCNS meeting but there was a plan to tackle terrorism.
“The way they [army] Clear [Jaffer Express] Without any suicide loss of any kind, we want to clean the rest of the country in the same way.
When he was asked about Army Chief General Asim Munir’s remarks that the failures of governance were hampering Pakistan’s ability to effectively counter the militancy, the ANP leader said, “I saw this positive light when the Army Chief told the Prime Minister. [and do our work] And by fulfilling your responsibilities, we do not get involved in other matters.
The PCNS said in a communication released after the meeting last week that “the committee emphasized the strategy of implementing the National Action Plan and eliminating terrorist networks, disrupting logistics and eliminating the alliance between terrorism and crime.”
The Communican also highlighted the need for unity and political commitment to face the threat of terrorism with full force of the state, which called for a national consensus in the fight against terrorism.
Expressing concern over the growing misuse of the social media platform by terrorist groups, the committee also called for a framework to target the digital networks of militant organizations.
