Federal cabinet approves army deployment in Balochistan, Rangers in Punjab
Pakistan
Army to assist civil administration in maintaining peace
QUETTA (Dunya News) - In response to the law and order situation in Balochistan, the federal government on Monday approved the deployment of the army to the region.
The decision was made by the federal cabinet, which approved the deployment of troops under Article 245.
The Balochistan government had previously requested assistance from the army due to escalating security concerns in the province.
Sources indicate that the summary of the army's deployment was circulated among government officials, and an official notification will be issued by the interior ministry in the near future.
The army will be deployed to assist the civil administration in maintaining peace and order in Balochistan. The region has been plagued by violence and insecurity for many years, with separatist groups carrying out attacks on security forces and civilians.
The deployment of the army is expected to provide much-needed support to the civil administration in restoring peace and stability in Balochistan.
The federal cabinet also approved the deployment of Rangers across Punjab.
The Punjab government had sought the help of Rangers to maintain law and order, the cabinet approved the deployment of Rangers in the province under the anti-terrorism act.
