Federal govt approves special powers for security forces in Balochistan
The federal government has approved special powers for security forces operating in Balochistan.
Sources reveal that the federal cabinet has amended the Anti-Terrorism Act of 1997, enabling enhanced authority for the Pakistan Army, Civil Armed Forces, and government entities.
The cabinet’s approval was reportedly secured through a summary circulation process.
Security forces will have the authority to detain any individual suspected of terrorism.
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Moreover, the changes will offer legal protection to the forces, allowing them to conduct more effective operations against terrorist activities.
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