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By Salman AshrafPosted on: 48 minutes ago

QUETTA: Former social media head for banned Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) surrendered to the state, during a ceremony held by the Frontier Corps.

Balakh Sher Badeni said he had joined BLA as a young immature boy.

The ceremony took place on Monday at FC Madadgar Centre in the presence of the provincial interior minister Sarfraz Bugti and spokesman for Balochistan government.

Speaking at the ceremony, Bugti said that Balochistan is an integral part of Pakistan. “Law and order in the province has improved. But it needs to further improve.”

Hundreds of Baloch militants have surrendered in recent months after government announced general amnesty for them. The government has promised financial assistance to youths who laid down weapons and abandoned violence against the state.

In April this year, at least 144 Baloch militants surrendered their weapons after accepting the government’s amnesty offer.


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Key militant commander surrenders in Quetta


A key militant commander of the banned Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) surrendered before government officials in Quetta on Monday.

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An official pins a Pakistan flag on the surrendering militant's chest — Ali Shah.


Balakh Sher Badini, who belonged to the outlawed BLA, laid down his arms at the Madadgar Cell of the Frontier Corps (FC).

"I am a proud Pakistani and a brave Baloch," Badini, wearing clothes in the colour of the Pakistani flag, said at the press conference organised to announce his decision.

Balochistan Home Minister Mir Sarfaraz Bugti, Government of Balochistan Spokesperson Anwar-ul-Haq Kakar and FC Sector Commander Brig Khalid Baig were present at the press conference.

"I was deceived by foreign-sponsored elements to carry out terrorist activities in Balochistan," Badini said.

Badini had been operating in Balochistan's Noshki district for the last few years.

The government and law enforcement officials welcomed Badini for giving up his weapons and urged other absconders to do the same and participate in the reconciliation process.

A person coming forward and "laying down his weapons is a good omen for the country and province", the home minister stated.

The spokesperson of the provincial government said it was relieving to find that the youth have "finally realised that India and other foreign countries" were sponsoring terrorism.

"India's involvement [in terrorism] is no more a secret now," Kakar said.

Hitherto, hundreds of militants associated with various militant organisations have laid down their weapons before the government in Quetta and other parts of Balochistan.

http://www.dawn.com/news/1307381/key-militant-commander-surrenders-in-quetta
 
Good move by him , other Baluch Rebels must understand that they been fooled by their Elders to fight against their own Country .. its time to become Peaceful Pakistani and play your Positive Part in the betterment of Baluchistan , Pakistan and its People ..
 
Good move by him , other Baluch Rebels must understand that they been fooled by their Elders to fight against their own Country .. its time to become Peaceful Pakistani and play your Positive Part in the betterment of Baluchistan , Pakistan and its People ..
their elders, without those misleading information they could not have taken the royalty of gas to their own coffers
 

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