Call to make public anti-terror policy to build national consensus

Islamabad: Pakistan's main opposition party on Friday asked the government to make public its anti-terror policy if it sincerely wanted to build a national consensus to combat the menace. The Pakistan Muslim League-N (PML-N) of former prime minister Nawaz Sharif made the demand following a two-day in-camera briefing to the country's lawmakers by the director general of military operations Lt General Ahmad Shuja Pasha. The members of the Senate and the National Assembly are due to reassemble in a third joint sitting on Monday for a debate behind closed doors in the light of... [read full story]