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    NA Committee Reviews Proposed Legislation for Wapda Security Force

    Web DeskBy Web DeskAugust 5, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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    The National Assembly committee convened to deliberate on the proposed legislation concerning the Wapda Security Force. This bill seeks to formalize and strengthen the legal framework governing the security personnel responsible for safeguarding Pakistan’s critical water and power infrastructure. The discussion marks a significant step toward ensuring the protection of vital national assets amid rising security challenges.

    Wapda Security Force plays a crucial role in maintaining the safety of dams, power plants, and transmission lines, which are essential for the country’s energy stability. The proposed legislation aims to grant the force clearer authority and improved operational capabilities, addressing previous gaps in legal protections and enforcement powers. This move is expected to enhance the force’s ability to prevent sabotage and respond effectively to threats.

    In a significant development, the committee’s review highlights the government’s commitment to securing the energy sector, which is vital for Pakistan’s economic growth and public welfare. Strengthening the Wapda Security Force through legislation could lead to better coordination with other law enforcement agencies and improve overall national security. The outcome of this hearing will likely influence future policy decisions related to infrastructure protection.

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