Pak govt has 'broken Taliban's back': Rehman Malik

Last Updated: Sunday, March 10, 2013, 15:53

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Islamabad: Pakistan Interior Minister Rehman Malik has claimed that the government has broken the back of Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) through effective anti-terrorism strategy, adding that the country is now moving towards the goal of durable peace, political and economic stability.

Malik said the government has controlled terrorism to a "great extent" in Quetta and there is calm everywhere in Pakistan, except for Karachi. He, however, said that the situation in Karachi would soon improve, as the government has adopted effective and rapid response options to eliminate terrorism in the megalopolis, reports The Express Tribune.

Malik further pledged to bring peace everywhere in Pakistan at any cost. He also urged the nation to unite for uprooting terrorism and militancy from the country.

ANI

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First Published: Sunday, March 10, 2013, 15:34

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N.P.Singh - Canada
Mr. Rehman Malik the Interior Minister of Pakistan ought to be awarded the Nishan- e- Pakistan the Highest award of the Country for speaking White lies always. It is absolutely absurd to claim Calm all over Pakistan When the Violence/ Death Dances are being enacted every where throughout the Country on almost daily basis. Many consider him to be a Notorious Leader with NO Credibility at all.