An in-camera meeting of The National Security Committee (KNB) held a detailed discussion on negotiation with the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and the situation on the Pakistani-Afghan border.
participants met in Islamabad on Wednesday with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif in chair, Radio Pakistan reported.
National, parliamentary and political leadership, members of parliament and military management was present at the meeting.
Those in those present were briefed on the general security situation, including internal and external security threats, and steps security agencies take over with them.
Background was presented at the meeting of negotiation with TTP and various phases of It.
negotiation, participants have been informed, with the assistance of the Afghan authorities, and negotiations are under way framework of Constitution.
“Any final decision in this relationship will made in contours of Constitution and approval of parliament”, the message says.
Political leaders expressed their satisfaction over in strategy as well as progress made in on this matter so far.
The meeting was also instructed on administrative matters of Pakistani-Afghan border.
Management expressed confidence that afghan land won’t be usable against Pakistan.
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He noted that the victims of the country in war against terror was recognized world.
participants also noted that it was not organized network of terrorists in country.
Later, speaking to the press secretary in Islamabad, Interior Minister Rana Sanaulla, and with Minister for Information and Broadcasting Marriyum Aurangzeb said that Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif will receive parliamentarians in confidence about the meeting of the National Security Council in en in-camera session of parliament be held soon.
On the former prime minister Imran Khan’s diatribes on reforms in in accountability law, Sanaullah said that the law was changed in accordance with the spirit of Code of Criminal Procedure, with the approaching term of detention down from 90 to 14 days.
He added that every citizen, including “figures” of former Prime Minister Imran Khan will benefit from the amendments.
Permanent Representative of the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) stated that Imran is trying to mislead the nation about NAB reforms in order to strengthen his position.
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