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Media should not criticise intelligence agencies: Malik

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June 18, 2011
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ISLAMABAD: Interior Minister Rehman Malik said Saturday that security forces were playing a major role in protecting the country from terrorism and crime especially in maintaining law and order in Karachi, Geo News reported.
Briefing the media outside Parliament house, the Interior Minister said Sindh Rangers and their former DG had played a vital role in controlling target killing in Karachi and the country’s forces were doing a good job.
A few isolated incidents have taken place and security forces have to work within the limits of the law, Malik said and added that the media should not criticise intelligence agencies.
According to Malik, criminal elements had killed 48 policemen in 5 months, adding that if the ISI and other intelligence agencies did not exist, than there would even more acts of terrorism.

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