ISLAMABAD: Interim Prime Minister Anwaar-ul-Haq Kakar has shed light on the suspension of internet services in the country, attributing it to security concerns amidst a recent wave of terrorism. The decision to suspend internet services, according to the premier, should be viewed within the context of heightened security measures necessary to address the evolving security landscape.
PM Kakar emphasized the pressing security challenges faced by the nation, citing a surge in terrorist activities as the driving force behind the decision to suspend internet services. The government’s priority remains the safety and security of citizens, necessitating proactive measures to mitigate potential threats.
Responding to inquiries about voter turnout, PM Kakar expressed cautious optimism, stating that it would be premature to draw definitive conclusions at this stage. However, he expressed hope for an improved situation as the electoral process unfolds.
In urging citizens to exercise their right to franchise, the interim prime minister underscored the importance of civic engagement in shaping the democratic process. Despite challenges and security concerns, PM Kakar emphasized the significance of active participation in the electoral process as a fundamental democratic right.
PM Kakar reiterated the government’s commitment to ensuring the peaceful conduct of elections, despite prevailing security challenges. The suspension of internet services reflects a proactive approach to safeguarding public safety and maintaining stability during the electoral process.
