Panel convened to devise anti-terror strategy

Islamabad : Pakistan | Nov 23, 2008 at 1:48 PM PST

Source: dailymail

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The committee formed by the Parliament with unanimity has been constituted by Speaker National Assembly with its members taken from all the parties.It will hold its first meeting on December 2 and evolve strategy with regard to security and to counter terrorism and extremism.This was stated by Prime... FULL ARTICLE AT dailymail

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