Major decisions in the Apex Committee meeting.

Imran Imran

Major decisions in the Apex Committee meeting.

Major decisions in the Apex Committee meeting.

Army, Police and Rangers will conduct operations against dacoits in Kachcha of Sindh.

A list of sixty notorious dacoits is ready.

Work on Ghotki, Kashmore bridge will start immediately to open up the dirt blocked areas.

More than two hundred checkpoints were built on the river's dam. Army will support with modern weapons.

 There will also be a strong crackdown against arms smuggling.

In the big meeting of Apex Committee of Sindh. Big decisions.

Corps Commander Karachi Lt Gen Babar Iftikhar, DG Rangers Maj Gen Azhar Waqas and IG Police Rifat Mukhtar also participated in the Apex Committee meeting presided over by Caretaker Chief Minister Sindh Justice Retired Maqbool Baqir.

It was told in the meeting that the army is in the rough.

Joint operation will be conducted with police and rangers.

Caretaker Chief Minister Sindh approved the operation strategy after discussion.

IG Police said that 220 cases of kidnapping for ransom took place in the 1990s compared to 81 cases last year. The highest number of 128 cases came from Larkana.

210 out of 220 hostages have been rescued.

42 people were kidnapped for ransom in Karachi, and all were recovered.

 The participants of the apex committee meeting were told that a list of 60 robbers has been drawn up, who will be targeted in the operation.

 Sindh Chief Minister Maqbool Baqir asked why few dacoits are not coming under the control of our forces. Police and Rangers were directed to start work on Ghotki-Kashmore bridge.

Corps Commander Karachi directed Rangers and Police to go to the bridge site immediately.

 He said that if the bridge is built, the hiding places of robbers will be opened.

A strategic operation has been launched against the dacoits. Pak Army will help in this for modern weapons.

400 police posts are being built on the dam of the river, out of which 210 posts have been built.

 3,200 police personnel are posted at these posts. Along with the police, Rangers have also been deployed for the operation. A crackdown has been launched against arms smuggling.

A large consignment of military grade weapons has been seized from Ghotki. Intelligence has intensified work on who is supporting them.