ISLAMABAD (REUTERS) - Pakistan has taken control of 182 religious schools and detained more than 100 people as it intensifies its crackdown on banned militant organisations, the interior ministry said on Thursday (March 7).. Read more at straitstimes.com.
ISLAMABAD - Pakistan has taken control of 182 religious schools and detained more than 100 people as it intensifies its crackdown on banned militant organisations, the interior ministry said on Thursday .
Pakistan is facing pressure from global powers to act against groups carrying out attacks in India, including Jaish-e-Mohammed , which claimed responsibility for the Feb 14 attack that killed at least 40 Indian paramilitary police. “Law enforcement agencies have taken 121 people under preventive detention as of today,” the ministry added.
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