The Government has decided to deploy border police personnel (FC) outside the residence of Chief Jui-F Maulana Fazlur Rehman in Dera Ismail Khan City of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa about security concerns.
The Interior Ministry has written a letter to the Commander of the Constabulary Frontier in Peshawar to display “a platoon” of FC staff in the residence of the JUI-F chief “to avoid any adverse situation.”
The decision has been made about the directives of the Prime Minister for security purposes and recent incidents involving the main son of the JUI-F, Asjad Mahmood.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif recently visited the Fazl residence in Islamabad and expressed concern about the attack and tried the kidnapping of the son of the Chief of Jui-F, administered by the State Pakistan radio reported.
The prime minister expressed a deep concern about the assault and frustrated Mahmood’s kidnapping and asked about his health, according to a statement from the Prime Minister’s media office.
Prime Minister Shehbaz issued immediate directives to stop those involved in the attack and guarantee rapid legal actions.
Jui-F leaders have been attacked in recent years in Baluchistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. On May 15, a powerful explosion attacked the vehicle of the local leader of Jui-F, Maulana Noorullah, near a seminar in South Wazirist.
Police said the attack with the bomb was carried out to attack Maulana Noorullah, who remained unharmed. The Ju-F leader was accompanied by the leaders of the Local Party Maulana Ishaq and Mauna Amanullah when the explosion occurred.
On March 14 of this year, a bomb exploded in a mosque in the South Waziristan district during Friday’s prayers, hurting the head of the District of Jui, Abdullah Nadeem and three others, police said. Nadeem was seriously injured, while three others, also belonging to the jui, suffered minor injuries.
On April 25, a local Jui-F leader and two women died and another five were injured in an explosion on the road near the Kalat district.
The incident occurred in the Kapotu area when a collection vehicle that transported eight people was beaten by an improvised explosive device (FDI) planted on the road near Killi Kapot, according to the Levies officials.
The vehicle came from Kalat when the explosion took place. The truck was promoted by the local leader and member of the Council of the Union, Maulana Abdullah Nachari.
In another incident on March 2, two leaders of Jui-F Baluchistan were killed in the Zehri area of the Khuzdar district in Baluchistan.
