PM: Time to End Khawarij, Enemy Rebuffed

The Prime Minister has reiterated his resolve to eliminate the menace of Khawarij, referring to extremist elements posing a threat to national security and peace.

In a strongly-worded statement, he emphasized that their ideology has no place in a harmonious society and declared that their defeat is inevitable.

Addressing the nation, the PM highlighted the significant achievements of security forces in countering terrorism.

He noted that the recent operations have successfully neutralized key networks, ensuring the safety of citizens and the sovereignty of the state. “The Khawarij are enemies of peace and humanity,” he said, “and we will not rest until this threat is completely eradicated.”

The PM also lauded the sacrifices made by law enforcement agencies and the armed forces. He called their efforts a testament to the nation’s collective strength and resilience. “Our soldiers are the true heroes, standing firm against those who seek to harm us,” he remarked.

He urged scholars, educators, and media to play an active role in promoting tolerance and understanding. “The battle against extremism is not just on the battlefield; it is a battle for hearts and minds,” he asserted.

The statement comes amid reports of heightened security measures and intensified operations in regions affected by militant activity.

The PM concluded with a message of unity and hope, stating that the nation stands united against all forms of extremism. “Together, we will build a peaceful and prosperous future for our coming generations,” he said.

This renewed commitment to ending the Khawarij menace reflects the government’s determination to ensure lasting peace and stability in the country.