
In Quetta, Chief Minister Sarfraz Bugti urged all tribes across Balochistan to unite with security forces to foster lasting peace. Emphasizing that development is only achievable through stability, Bugti condemned recent killings of women in Blida, calling for full cooperation between tribal communities and law enforcement agencies.
Reflecting on the tragedy in Bekar where significant peace prevails, Bugti highlighted the crucial role played by Dera Bugti’s people and tribes in upholding order. His remarks underscored this belief: “Progress comes with peace,” he stated, attributing God’s grace for such tranquility in his region.
Addressing a recent incident in Turbat involving unidentified gunmen who killed six including a woman, Bugti called for unity against violence. He frequently tells Balochistan’s populace that they possess the power to establish their own regions’ peace through collective action and support of security forces.
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