The National Action Plan comprised ______ measures to address the problem of religious ______ in Pakistan

"The National Action Plan NAP was introduced in 2014 as a comprehensive counterterrorism strategy in Pakistan. It consisted of 20 specific points aimed at eliminating terrorism and extremism from the country. These measures included establishing military courts regulating madrassas curbing hate speech improving the prosecution of terrorists and taking action against armed militias. The plan was formulated after the devastating Peshawar school attack which galvanized public and political support for strong action. NAP represented a coordinated approach involving the military law enforcement judiciary and civil society to tackle both the root causes and active manifestations of extremism."