Mohsin Naqvi Praises Security Forces for Successful Operations Against India-backed Militants in Kharan and Washuk
ISLAMABAD, (APP – UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News – 9th Sep, 2026) Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi on Tuesday paid tribute to security forces for their successful operations against India-backed militants in Kharan and Washuk. He commended the forces for thwarting terrorist plans through their professional response.
In a statement, Naqvi praised the security forces’ role in counter-terrorism, highlighting their performance during the operations. He noted that the forces had neutralized 11 India-backed militants, demonstrating their operational excellence in the fight against terrorism.
The interior minister expressed his admiration for the security personnel involved and recognized their commitment to protecting the country. He emphasized their determination to eliminate India-backed militants and continue counter-terror operations.
Naqvi also acknowledged the people’s support for the security forces, stating that their efforts contribute significantly to national security. He reassured Pakistan’s commitment to defeating terrorism and supporting all peace initiatives.
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