NSC forms panel to probe audio leaks
ISLAMABAD:THE National Security Commitee (NSC) has discussed the audio leaks and decided to form a high-powered commitee under Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah to probe the mater.
The intelligence chiefs briefed the NSC on the probe being conducted into the audio leaks so far and highlighted the vulnerabilities.
Also, a military commanders meeting was held which discussed the security situation.
The NSC meeting was atended by the services chiefs and key ministers.
The chiefs of intelligence agencies briefed the forum about the undergoing investigations into the ‘audio leak’ besides highlighting vulnerabilities at the Prime Minister House and other important installations.
The NSC was also informed of the emergent steps being taken to overcome in future the cybersecurity related vulnerabilities of the PM House and other critical offices and installations.
The NSC meeting directed the Ministry of Law and Justice to drat a legal framework related to cybersecurity. It reviewed the rescue, relief efforts and the massive damages caused by biblical floods while offering Fateha for the lives lost since mid-june.
The meeting praised the armed forces for their role in rescue and relief efforts. It also paid homage to the martyrs who lost their lives in army helicopter crashes.
The NSC resolved that the relief and rehabilitation of the flood victims across the country will remain the top priority and the momentum of the present efforts will continue till the eventual rehabilitation of each and every flood victim.
Foreign Secretary Sohail Mahmood briefed the meeting on the SCO summit held in Samarkand, Uzbekistan, and the UN General Assembly where the prime minister met several heads of states and governments.
Former Information Minister and Pakistan Tehreek-e-insaf (PTI) leader Fawad Chauhdry has claimed that Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General
Qamarjavedbajwahadinformedex-primeminister Imran Khan multiple times that the Prime Minister House is unsafe for important conversations.
Chauhdry told a TV channel that the army chief had repeatedly suggested to Khan to debug Prime Minister House by using the latest technology, as according to Bajwa, “it was not safe to talk at the Prime Minister House.”
“The army chief told Khan that the points that we discuss here are recorded and leaked later on,” he said.”