Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has said no one will be allowed to march on Islamabad by force in the name of political protest. Talking to the media in Islamabad, he said the Malaysian Prime Minister is in the capital for a three-day official visit, while the arrival of a high-level Saudi delegation and the Prime Minister of China is also scheduled this month. He added that the Shanghai Cooperation Conference is also being held in Islamabad. He said according due protocol and providing foolproof security to foreign guests is the prime responsibility of the state of Pakistan and no compromise will be made in this regard. The Interior Minister said every Pakistani should refrain from doing anything which can bring a bad name to the country. He said PTI should review its protest call in the best interest of the country. He said all necessary security measures have been taken, including calling in additional troops of paramilitary forces, such as Rangers, FC, and the army. Source: Radio Pakistan
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