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We will secure every inch of Balochistan and develop the province: Nisar
DAWN.COM — UPDATED 20 MINUTES AGO
QUETTA: Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan vowed to secure every part of Balochistan and develop the province on Saturday, saying that the security of the country was linked to the state of peace and stability in Balochistan.
Addressing the passing-out ceremony of the 57th batch of Frontier Corps (FC) Balochistan in Loralai, he said: “Nobody should have any misconceptions...the state will secure every inch of Balochistan and develop the province."
The future of Pakistan and Balochistan lies together, the minister asserted, adding that the security of the country was connected with peace and stability in Balochistan.
"The province will be developed and all ulterior motives of the enemy will be thwarted," vowed Nisar.
He hailed FC personnel for their sacrifices, valour and resolve to safeguard the country.
Drawing attention of the passing-out cadets, he said: “Your role is not only to fight terrorism, but also to win the hearts of the people."
“The entire world has its eyes on this region due to its resources,” he noted.
“But this land belongs to the Baloch and to Pakistan.”
He concluded his speech by paying tribute to "over 650 martyrs of the FC who laid their lives for the motherland".
“We are indebted to these brave sons of soil,” the minister said.
Pakistani security forces, striving to restore peace across the Balochistan, often engage with militants in parts of the province.
Pakistan accuses neighboring arch-rival India of sponsoring militants groups in Balochistan and other parts of country, of which it provided evidences to the United Nations (UN) secretary general during the 70th session of the UN General Assembly in New York, earlier this month.
A number of Baloch insurgents have also surrendered to the government in recent months, narrating the tale of how they were misled.
DAWN.COM — UPDATED 20 MINUTES AGO
QUETTA: Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan vowed to secure every part of Balochistan and develop the province on Saturday, saying that the security of the country was linked to the state of peace and stability in Balochistan.
Addressing the passing-out ceremony of the 57th batch of Frontier Corps (FC) Balochistan in Loralai, he said: “Nobody should have any misconceptions...the state will secure every inch of Balochistan and develop the province."
The future of Pakistan and Balochistan lies together, the minister asserted, adding that the security of the country was connected with peace and stability in Balochistan.
"The province will be developed and all ulterior motives of the enemy will be thwarted," vowed Nisar.
He hailed FC personnel for their sacrifices, valour and resolve to safeguard the country.
Drawing attention of the passing-out cadets, he said: “Your role is not only to fight terrorism, but also to win the hearts of the people."
“The entire world has its eyes on this region due to its resources,” he noted.
“But this land belongs to the Baloch and to Pakistan.”
He concluded his speech by paying tribute to "over 650 martyrs of the FC who laid their lives for the motherland".
“We are indebted to these brave sons of soil,” the minister said.
Pakistani security forces, striving to restore peace across the Balochistan, often engage with militants in parts of the province.
Pakistan accuses neighboring arch-rival India of sponsoring militants groups in Balochistan and other parts of country, of which it provided evidences to the United Nations (UN) secretary general during the 70th session of the UN General Assembly in New York, earlier this month.
A number of Baloch insurgents have also surrendered to the government in recent months, narrating the tale of how they were misled.
