• Rana says the Afghan government provided terrorists with safe ends.
• Session to strategize against Afghanistan becomes India’s tool.
• “Coas, DG ISI to join the camera in the camera, short legislators.”
  

Since all eyes are at the parliamentary committee for national security, the Prime Minister’s helper said of political and public affilaris Rana Sanaullah that civil and military leadership would consider a strategy to prevent Afghanistan from becoming a “proxy” state.

The rare parliament in the camera is scheduled to take place on Tuesday at. 11, where military officials will inform the legislators of the prevailing security situation in the country based on the recent deadly terrorist attacks.

Talking about Pakinomist News The program ‘Aaj Shahzeb Khanzada Kay Sath’, the reigning PML-N leader noted that the session will not only focus on convincing Afghanistan to maintain neutrality, but also discuss future courses of action if Kabul refuses to accept Pakistan’s demand to refuse Milit’s space to operate on its land.

The in-camera session comes on the basis of rising terrorism in Pakistan, including a major terrorist attack on a passenger train in the MUSHQAF field in the Bolan district of Balochistan.

Dozens of militants, affiliated with the Balochistan Liberation Army (Bla), blasted a railroad track and attacked Jaffar Express on Tuesday with more than 440 passengers – which were taken hostage.

The security forces neutralized after a complex approval operation 33 attackers and saved the hostages.

Apart from five operational losses, as many as 26 passengers were martyrated by the terrorists, 18 of whom were security staff belonging to the Pakistani Army and Frontier Corps (FC), three officials from Pakistan Railways and other departments, and five were civilians.

In a speech with the media after the culmination of the operation of the security forces, the Director-General of Inter-Services Public Relations (DG ISPR) revealed Lieutenant Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry that the terrorists were in contact with their handlers in Afghanistan.

LT-Sen Chaudhry’s remarks reflect Islamabad’s attitude, which in turn has called on Kabul to prevent its land from being used by terrorist organizations against Pakistan-Ydket, which has been supported by statistics from a recent global terrorism Index 2025 report.

During today’s program, Sanaullah said the preliminary Afghan government provided the terrorists with safe ports where they train, plan and carry out attacks. “These terrorists receive funds from India,” he said, promising that their safe ports would be removed in a few weeks and months.

When asked about Afghanistan’s collaboration to counter terrorism, he said the military leadership is pursuing a multidimensional policy and would seek input from civilian management on how to discourage Afghanistan from acting as a power of attorney or becoming a weapon in the hands of India.

However, he said the question will be resolved somehow to note that Afghanistan’s refusal to comply with not corresponding to a dead end. “There are many committees at our disposal,” he said.

In response to a question, Sanaullah said that Chief of Army Staff (Coas) General Asim Munir and his team, including Inter-Services PR (ISPR) Director General (DG) Asim Malik and others will attend the meeting, and one of the team members would inform the legislators.

In addition, the Prime Minister’s aid noted that military leadership would also receive input from civilian management during the meeting. “If something comes at the meeting that requires [PML-N President and three-time Prime Minister] Nawaz Sharif to play a role he is fully ready to do so, ”he added.

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan, both of which share borders with neighboring Afghanistan, have been exposed to brown by the terrorist attacks – with both provinces that account for over 96% of terrorist attacks and deaths in Pakistan in 2024 per year. Global Terrorism Index 2025 Report.

PTI requires meeting with Imran Khan

Separately, Pakistan Tehreek-E-Insaf (PTI) has demanded a meeting with his imprisoned founder Imran Khan to consult about the high-level meeting for Tuesday (March 18).

In this regard, PTI chief whisk Amir Dogar met Na-Taleren, Lawyer Azam Nazeer Tarar and Minister of Parliamentary Affairs Tariq Fazal Chaudhry and demanded that a parliamentary delegation of three members be allowed to meet PTI foundations for instructions.

In a statement, Dogar said Sadiq and other ministers assured them to contact authorities affected and arranged for a meeting with party founder Imran Khan, who was jailed in Adiala Prison. “No successful policy can be printed without IMRAN’s support,” he added.

He noted that PTI is seeking a policy of terrorism and foreign affairs that have the support of the imprisoned PTI founder. “Imran has always had a clear attitude towards terrorism, military operations and foreign policy,” he added.

However, the Dogarar said that PTI would not leave the field empty for the government if the meeting is not arranged.

Similarly, head of opposition in the National Assembly Omar Ayub also wrote a letter to the NA speaker and demanded a meeting with Imran.