Pakistan boosted security in the capital Islamabad and neighbouring
Rawalpindi this morning where three vehicles laden with explosives were intercepted
just days after a deadly attack on the Danish embassy.
Security in the capital
is currently tightest along Constitution Avenue where a broad duel carriageway leads
to the presidency building, National Assembly, Supreme Court, and a diplomatic enclave
where many embassies are located.
Ikram Sehgal is a Defense Analyst for the
Pakistan Institute of International Affairs.
He says the current security situation
poses a serious problem for a lawyer’s march planned for next week.