Bilawal calls for military action to eliminate Taliban

The National Assembly is meeting to discuss Pakistan's response to a series of terror attacks, including the bombing of an army convoy earlier this month. The assembly's session yesterday ended without decision amid differences over holding talks with the Taliban, which the government favours. But Bilawal said "we are failing" as Pakistan's brave voices were dying out one after the other. He said if people acted in unison, the Taliban would not be able to challenge them. He said there was no consensus on holding talks with the militants and whatever consensus was developed earlier was wasted by politicians who referred to Pakistan's war as "America's war".