The Sindh Home Ministry, army and Frontier Constabulary (FC) personnel are set to be deployed across Sindh during the month of Muharram to ensure security and maintain peace. This deployment has been approved by the Interior Ministry under Sections 4 and 5 of the Anti-Terrorism Act 1997, similar to deployments in other provinces across the country.
The Interior Ministry’s approval allows army and FC personnel to take control of any area as requested by civil administration authorities, emphasizing their role in supporting local law enforcement efforts.
According to directives issued by the federal Ministry of Interior, the deployment of army forces will be conducted in collaboration with the civil administration to effectively manage security concerns during Muharram. The ministry clarified that deployment locations will be determined based on the ground situation and in consultation with relevant stakeholders.
The Sindh Home Department has already initiated discussions with military authorities to finalize plans for the deployment. A comprehensive roadmap has been prepared to outline the areas where army personnel will be stationed and the specific roles they will undertake to ensure a peaceful Muharram.
The Ministry of Interior emphasized that this deployment is part of a coordinated effort to address security challenges effectively. It underscores the government’s commitment to maintaining law and order during sensitive religious events while ensuring the safety of citizens.
This development reflects proactive measures taken by authorities to preempt any potential security threats during Muharram, a period of religious significance for Muslims worldwide. Stay updated as further details on the deployment and its impact unfold.
