ISLAMABAD: Interior Minister Rehman Malik on Saturday stated that Nato's apology for violating Pakistan border limits has been accepted. Malik announced this in Islamabad where he was laying the foundation stone for the memorial being built for the martyred policemen. Malik said that the international community should recognise the fact that Pakistan has given countless sacrifices in the war against terrorism.
The minister said that the Interior Ministry will make a record of all the existing religious seminaries in the country and will also investigate the students coming to study in these seminaries from abroad.
Malik also announced that a welfare housing society will be constructed for the families of martyred policemen. He appointed former Inspector General of Police Dil Jaan Khan as the chairman of the committee for this society. Malik said that Khan will also be appointed an an honorary adviser of the Interior Ministry.
He said that for the recognition of the sacrifices made by the police force, a national day will also be announced.
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