Balochistan Chief Minister Sarfraz Bugti stated that he would bring the decision to restrict 4G services to the Assembly, citing concerns that terrorists are exploiting these telecommunication services.
Bugti referred to the Balochistan attack on August 26 as one of the deadliest and described it as a “well-organized conspiracy” against the state.
“There are individuals within the government apparatus who accept bribes and support terrorists, and we are profiling such people,” he asserted.
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No Need for a Grand Operation
The Chief Minister emphasized that there is no necessity for a large-scale operation, and security forces would instead focus on intelligence-based operations (IBOs).
“These are not just disgruntled Baloch but terrorists,” he stated. “We will protect citizens by setting up check posts,” Bugti added, noting that there are judicial voices opposing the establishment of these check posts.
Meeting in Quetta
Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi met with Balochistan Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti in Quetta on Tuesday to discuss law and order issues and the measures being taken to protect lives in the province.
Both leaders strongly condemned the recent terrorist attacks and honored the sacrifices made by the martyred security personnel, expressing their condolences to the grieving families.
The Interior Minister assured the Chief Minister of the federal government’s full cooperation in restoring peace in Balochistan. Bugti also committed to taking further steps to ensure the province’s security.
It was agreed during the meeting to appoint new ASPs in Balochistan to address the shortage of police officers. The required funds for improving security will be sought from the Apex committee.
Additionally, the meeting decided to enhance staff and facilities in Chaman to address passport-related issues, and the FIA will take stringent measures to counter anti-state activities and social media propaganda.
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