Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa plans faceless anti-terror courts: Report
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Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province plans to establish faceless anti-terrorism courts and allocate 70 billion rupees annually to police and counter-terrorism forces. These measures aim to enhance security and protect judicial personnel following the recent imposition of governor's rule in the region.
Key takeaways
- Faceless courts are proposed to protect witnesses, prosecutors, and judges in terrorism cases.
- The province will allocate 70 billion rupees annually to police and counter-terrorism departments.
- Plans include installing anti-drone systems and deploying AI tools to monitor social media.
- Governor Kundi stated that armed groups would be dealt with rather than offered dialogue.
Read the original at Times of India
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