Islamabad, Apr 28 : Pakistan's Minister for Interior Affairs Rehman Malik said on Tuesday that nearly 450 militants were reportedly holed up in Buner and security forces killed 70 militants in Lower Dir.
Talking to journalists outside the Parliament, Malik said the government would take strict action against the miscreants.
He said that at least 70 militants had been killed in Dir operation so far while 450 others were still present in Buner.
Islamabad, Apr 24: Pakistan Prime Minister’s Interior Affairs Advisor Rehman Malik on Friday warned militants not to test the patience of the government.
Malik further said the Talibanization should not only end in Mingora but also in every village of Pakistan.
Islamabad, Apr 21 : Pakistan Prime Minister's Interior Affairs Advisor Rehman Malik on Tuesday said that over 10,000 foreign militants were taking refuge in the tribal areas.
"Afghan currency and arms are being used in terrorist activities in Pakistan," the News quoted Malik as saying.
Islamabad, Apr 6 : Pakistan Prime Minister's Interior Affairs Adviser Rehman Malik has said the attackers are Pakistani nationals and that they have not come from outside.
He said a suicide bomber is not under any compulsion to carry out attacks. "They are sold for money," he added.
Rehman Malik said the family of a suicide bomber gets Rs 500, 000 for blowing himself up. He hoped to flush out the terrorists out of the country.
Islamabad, Mar. 13 : Pakistan Prime Minister's Interior Adviser Rehman Malik has warned about the possibility of a terrorist attack during the Lawyer's Long march.
Addressing the Senate, he cited intelligence reports claiming that a Mumbai like incident could be replicated in Karachi. He also said that the lives of Sharif brothers were under threat, the Dawn reports.
Islamabad, Mar. 13 : Pakistan Prime Minister's Interior Adviser Rehman Malik has warned about the possibility of a terrorist attack during the Lawyer's Long march.
Addressing the Senate, he cited intelligence reports claiming that a Mumbai like incident could be replicated in Karachi. He also said that the lives of Sharif brothers were under threat, the Dawn reports.