Law enforcement actions against illegal activities to continue with full force: COAS

Pakistan ArmyLaw enforcement actions against illegal activities to continue with full force: COAS

LAHORE, Pakistan: The Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Syed Asim Munir visited Lahore on Thursday and attended meeting of the Provincial Apex Committee along with the Caretaker Chief Minister Punjab Mohsin Raza Naqvi.

During the Apex Committee meeting, the COAS was briefed about overall security situation, including Law Enforcement Actions (LEAs) against electricity and gas theft, hoarding and foreign currency smuggling.Law enforcement actions against illegal activities to continue with full force: COAS

The forum was also briefed on measures taken for protection of minorities and progress of operations in Kacha area.

The forum also reviewed repatriation of illegal foreign nationals.

The COAS emphasised “Law Enforcement Actions against spectrum of illegal activities will continue with full force in collaboration with the LEAs and the concerned government departments to rid Pakistan from the substantial economic losses it continues to suffer due to pilferage done by different methods”.

The forum was also apprised on progress on the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC) and Green Punjab initiatives.

The COAS underscored the need for synergy among all relevant departments for gainful effects of the landmark initiatives.

The participants affirmed that state institutions, government departments and people are united for progress and prosperity of the province.

Earlier, upon arrival, the COAS was received by the Commander Lahore Corps.

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