Naqvi, Bugti review Balochistan's security situation, vow stronger counter-terrorism measures
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At a glance
- Pakistan's Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi and Balochistan Chief Minister Sarfraz Bugti met to review the province's security situation.
- They vowed to strengthen counter-terrorism measures and enhance the capacity of the Counter-Terrorism Force and police.
- The federal government pledged full cooperation and resources to ensure sustainable peace in Balochistan.
Pakistan's Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi and Balochistan Chief Minister Sarfraz Bugti have pledged to intensify counter-terrorism efforts following a high-level security review meeting in Quetta. The discussions focused on the law and order situation in the province and strategies to combat militancy.
During the meeting, Bugti provided a detailed briefing on the current security landscape, ongoing operations, and the provincial government's future plans. A key outcome was the decision to bolster the professional capabilities of the Counter-Terrorism Force and the provincial police, alongside accelerating measures to strengthen the local police infrastructure.
Naqvi assured the Balochistan government of the federal government's unwavering support, promising all necessary resources to achieve lasting peace. He emphasized the critical need for prompt and effective implementation of the province's peace initiatives, signaling a commitment to stability in the region.
The federal government will continue to provide all possible support for sustainable peace in Balochistan.
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