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Islamabad announces ‘red notice cell’ to pursue militants abroad as PM visits restive Balochistan

Islamabad announces ‘red notice cell’ to pursue militants abroad as PM visits restive Balochistan

  • Government to approach lower courts first before submitting suspects’ names to interior ministry for Interpol red notices, says official
  • Says over 100 individuals currently residing abroad who are sponsoring and promoting “terrorist activities” in Pakistan from abroad
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