Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has directed all vehicles entering Islamabad to obtain electronic tags (E-tags) within two weeks. He warned that after the deadline, vehicles without E-tags — including those owned by residents — will not be allowed to enter the federal capital.
Naqvi also instructed law enforcement agencies to launch a comprehensive crackdown against illegal residents, stressing that every undocumented individual must be traced and deported. “No one will be exempted from this operation,” he stated firmly.
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The announcement followed a deadly suicide bombing outside the Islamabad District Courts in the G-11 area on Tuesday, which killed at least twelve people and injured twenty-seven others.
After visiting the blast site, the interior minister confirmed the casualties and assured that emergency teams were providing the best possible medical treatment to the injured. He added that the Prime Minister had contacted hospital administrations to ensure complete medical assistance for victims.
Naqvi vowed swift action to identify and arrest everyone linked to the attack. “We will find out who the attacker was, where he came from, and who sent him. Everyone involved will face justice,” he said.
He was accompanied by the Inspector General of Police, Chief Commissioner, and other senior security officials. Forensic teams have begun collecting evidence from the site, while officials confirmed that one police driver survived despite his vehicle being hit. Among the deceased was a lawyer.
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