Vehicles are to be transferred at once on the premier’s orders, Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi said, because of the security situation in the province. Dawn Today carried his social media post on Instagram. In that post he also said the federal government stands with KP police and will extend support to defeat terrorism and protect people.
What the premier ordered
According to the Dawn Today caption, the premier’s direction was that the vehicles be moved without delay. Naqvi linked that direction to the prevailing security situation in the province. The post does not name the vehicles, the office that holds them, or a destination. It is also silent on whether the transfer has already begun.
KP police and the terrorism remarks
KP is the short form of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Speaking about that police force, Naqvi said: “The fight against terrorism is our collective responsibility.” He added that the federal government “stands firmly with KP police and will extend every possible support to defeat terrorism and protect our people.”
Those lines appear in the same Instagram caption as the vehicle order. They commit the federal government to support. They do not set out funds, equipment, or additional personnel.
Details the post does not give
The caption leaves the premier unnamed and gives no date for the directive. The only timing it offers is the word immediate. It refers to “the province” while naming KP police, and it stops short of further operational steps. For now, the public wording from Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi is the social media post that Dawn Today relayed.
