Nation united against terrorism: DG ISPR
WASHINGTON: Director General ISPR, Major General Asim Saleem Bajwa has said that an indiscriminate operation against terrorists is being conducted and there are no good or bad Taliban, all are terrorists.
In an interview on American television, DG ISPR said the major part of North Waziristan has been cleared during the ongoing operation and there is still resistance only from a
By GEO URDU
January 20, 2015
WASHINGTON: Director General ISPR, Major General Asim Saleem Bajwa has said that an indiscriminate operation against terrorists is being conducted and there are no good or bad Taliban, all are terrorists.
In an interview on American television, DG ISPR said the major part of North Waziristan has been cleared during the ongoing operation and there is still resistance only from a small part near the Afghan border. He also said that the operation will continue till the last terrorist has been dealt with.
He further said that Pakistan’s stance on terrorism is clear and the whole nation is united for the elimination of the menace. The DG ISPR added that the international community should support Pakistan in their fight against terrorism.
He said that the Pak Afghan relations were good and had further strengthened after the Peshawar carnage.
In an interview on American television, DG ISPR said the major part of North Waziristan has been cleared during the ongoing operation and there is still resistance only from a small part near the Afghan border. He also said that the operation will continue till the last terrorist has been dealt with.
He further said that Pakistan’s stance on terrorism is clear and the whole nation is united for the elimination of the menace. The DG ISPR added that the international community should support Pakistan in their fight against terrorism.
He said that the Pak Afghan relations were good and had further strengthened after the Peshawar carnage.
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