ISLAMABAD: Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan on Sunday said that the government has worked out country's first three-pronged National Internal Security Policy Draft to curb terrorism and maintain law and order.
Addressing at a press conference here, the minister said first the policy draft would be placed before the National Security Committee and then it would be announced after taking approval from the Federal Cabinet.
He said the first part of the draft would be secret and would not be made public. The second part is strategic with an objective to carry forward government's decisions' for peaceful dialogue with militants, however the military operation would always be second option.
The third part is operational one to suggest the government means to ensure public security.
He said that the country sustained heavy losses after Iraq during the last 12 years but no concrete steps were taken in this regard.
"Within few weeks of coming into power, Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PML-N) has started a comprehensive work to shape a national internal security policy," he said.
The minister said that under the proposed draft, efforts would also be made to in-place a complete operational network to purge districts, towns and streets from crimes.
He said that the draft also aimed at making security agencies more active and efficient besides strengthening them.
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