Pakistan will run 'Operation All Out' against terrorism: action will be taken on banned organizations

Pakistan on Friday announced the launch of Operation All Out against terrorism. Action will be taken against organizations banned from the operation. This decision will be taken in the meeting of the National Security Committee.
The meeting was presided over by PM Shahbaz Sharif. According to Geo News, the meeting was attended by Pakistan's top civil and military officials including Chief of Army Staff General Asim Munir, General Shamshad Mirza, and Union Defense and Finance Ministers.
Through this operation, terrorism will be rooted out of Pakistan. For this, apart from the use of military, political, diplomatic, economic and social efforts will also be made. In a statement issued by the government, it has been said that this operation will be launched with renewed vigour and determination. Along with the government, the public will also be taken along in this.
In Pakistan's Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, 127 policemen have lost their lives in terrorist attacks in the last 3 months. According to officials, 116 policemen lost their lives on January, 2 in February and 9 in March. In January, 96 soldiers were killed in a suicide bomb attack on a mosque in Peshawar Police Lines. In 2022, 120 policemen lost their lives in terrorist attacks.
Terrorism is on the rise again in Pakistan. In November last year, the Pakistan government's talks with Tehreek-e-Taliban (TTP) broke down. After this TTP intensified its attacks. He specifically targeted the policemen in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa. The situation has worsened the most in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan.