Anwaarul Haq Kakar, the country’s interim prime minister, said on Saturday that the country’s political groups “should come together” and pass laws to make peace last.
The acting prime minister said that Pakistan is facing many problems at the 7th Annual Conference of Former Inspector Generals of Police (AFGIP) in Islamabad.
During the event, the Kakar also praised the police for their hard work and efforts in keeping Pakistan safe and law abiding. He said that the country owes a lot to the police force for keeping the peace and safety of everyone.
It was said that 90,000 people died in the war against terrorists, and the prime minister said that to deal with Pakistan’s problems, “we should work devotedly, no matter what the job is.”
Along with that, he said that the Constitution of Pakistan says that no one or any group can be involved in violent acts.
At the end of his speech at the AFGIP, the premier said that society cannot have lawlessness and chaos.
