•CM warns that bad governance will increase the plight of Bal Luzhin Province, but the biggest threat to violence
• Says new laws bind security forces to inform families to produce detention centers in front of magistrates within 24 hours
Islamabad: The policies adopted against Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan-Had have always hurt the interests of the state, and so in Balochistan, Chief Minister of Balluchistan.
“Policies that appear in the general situation in Bal Road Chistan have been hurting the cause of the state,” the Chief Minister said at a reception chaired to the Supreme Court Bar Association of the Supreme Court Building. Sometimes he also announced the association’s Rs 100 crore grant.
When asked Incarceration The Chief Minister’s rights activist Dr. Mahrang Baloch claimed at the event that her group had burned the Pakistani flag at the event, replaced it with the flag of “Independent Balluchistan Province” and played the so-called national anthem of the forbidden Balochistan PLA. Public meeting.
“Tell me, which country tolerate this advocacy on the soil?” he asked, adding that he wanted to speak his heart about the province’s situation, but before the camera and not before the camera.
CM Bugti acknowledged that bad governance and rampant corruption have exacerbated the province’s problems. The biggest challenge to the country remains the violence released by the perpetrators who “assassinated travelers, civilians or off-duty soldiers and obtained insignificant killing of Punjabi families in front of their daughters”.
A bigger challenge, he said, is the “false narrative” built on social media, portraying violence as legitimate and designed to ensure people’s rights. He regrets that many centres abroad have participated in the hate campaign against Pakistan.
He said even political leaders are reluctant to oppose “separatist narratives” simply because the state’s position is unpopular.
Regarding the issue of missing persons, CM Bugti accused some political actors of exploiting the matter for political interests. He said his government had spoken Enforced disappearance Pass legislation that binds security forces to inform families of anyone detained, provide it to the sheriff within 24 hours and then place it in a civilian center with weekly medical checks.
Meet with Afghan envoy
Meanwhile, Chief Minister Sarfaraz Bugti and Afghan Consul General Maulvi Muhammad Habib Nasir discussed on Wednesday the continued repatriation of Afghan refugees from Bal Luchistan Province. The focus of the meeting was to ensure a humane, respect and coordinated return process.
CM Bugti assured him that all possible aid is being provided to Afghan refugees.
Saleem Shahid of Quetta also contributed to the report
Posted at Dawn on September 25, 2025
