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ISPR Warns of Possible Indian Sea Provocation as Qalat Raid Kills Four Alleged Proxies

PPP now weighs a sweeping 27th Amendment as the government pitches a six‑year, consumer‑neutral plan to retire Rs1.2 trillion in power‑sector debt.

Overview

  • Pakistan’s military spokesman cautioned that India may attempt a false‑flag operation via the sea and said forces remain on high alert, citing thousands of intelligence‑based operations and significant militant casualties, including Afghan nationals.
  • Security forces carried out an intelligence‑based operation in Qalat, Balochistan, killing four militants described by ISPR as Indian‑backed, recovering arms and ammunition, and continuing area clearance; the president, prime minister and interior minister praised the action.
  • Bilawal Bhutto Zardari said a PML‑N delegation sought PPP support to pass the proposed 27th Constitutional Amendment, with PPP’s Central Executive Committee meeting scheduled for November 6 and the Senate expected to table the bill on November 7.
  • PTI leader Asad Qaiser rejected the amendment proposal, warning about changes affecting judicial arrangements and NFC protections, as other PTI figures also criticized the reported contours.
  • The federal economic team announced a program to eliminate Rs1.2 trillion in circular debt over six years without additional consumer charges, alongside privatization of power distributors, a push to complete PIA’s sale, and right‑sizing measures aligned with the IMF framework.