QUETTA: Balochistan CM vows to eliminate militancy from the province.
According to the details, Balochistan Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti reaffirmed the state’s unyielding stance against terrorism, declaring that the banned BLA wants to keep young girls away from education, but the government will protect the educational rights and future of the youth at all costs.
Addressing a ceremony in Quetta, the Chief Minister stressed that the state will not leave innocent students at the mercy of terrorists.
CM Bugti asserted that schools, colleges, and streets across Balochistan will remain open and functional.
He strongly condemned cowardly terrorist elements for attempting to target innocent female students, reiterating that any group willing to talk within the parameters of the law and Constitution is welcome, but those pursuing violence will face decisive action.
Highlighting the bravery and resilience of young female students in the province, Chief Minister Bugti announced a series of key initiatives aimed at empowering the youth.
Dedicated sports festivals will be organized at Sardar Bahadur Khan Women’s University and BUITEMS in honor of the province’s courageous young women.
Furthermore, the provincial government has successfully reopened and functionalized 3,200 closed schools across Balochistan to ensure every child gets access to education.
The administration is also launching awareness programs and expanding job opportunities to empower youth and protect them from radicalization.
Security Forces Operations Against Militants in Balochistan
To guarantee long-term peace and safeguard educational institutions, Pakistan’s security forces, including the Pakistan Army, Frontier Corps, and Balochistan Police, have intensified counter-terrorism efforts across the province.
Security forces are conducting targeted Intelligence-Based Operations in high-risk districts including Kalat, Mastung, Panjgur, and Harnai.
These ongoing operations aim to neutralize terrorist hideouts, disrupt militant networks, and eliminate high-value targets operating under banned outfits like the BLA and BLF.
The armed forces remain fully committed to eradicating extremism so that citizens, particularly students, can pursue their goals in a safe and peaceful environment.
Concluding his address, Chief Minister Bugti reiterated that the state will eliminate the atmosphere of terror and take terrorists to their logical conclusion.
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He stated that even though the banned BLA wants to keep young girls away from education, the government’s resolve to enlighten and empower the youth of Balochistan will prevail over destruction.
