Over 100 Ferraris lay down arms in Khuzdar
Insurgents disclose hardships they faced while hiding in the mountains
Baloch insurgents. PHOTO: AFP
QUETTA:
More than 100 Baloch insurgents on Saturday laid down their arms before the administration in Khuzdar.
A welcome ceremony to applaud the Ferraris’ decision of skipping war was held in Khuzdar where Kalat Division Commissioner Hashim Ghilzai, Khuzdar Deputy Commission Qaisar Khan Nasir, Brigadier Rahat Malik and other officials welcomed them.
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The over 100 Ferraris, hailing from Khuzdar and Awaran, laid down their arms before the government representatives and announced to work for the betterment of Pakistan. The Ferraris were carrying the national flag and chanting slogans in favour of Pakistan. “Long live Pakistan” could be heard from a distance.
Kalat commissioner and Brigadier Malik said, “The youth of Balochistan had been forced by some nationalists taking funds from enemies to pick up arms against the state, but our youth have understood the vicious ambitions of people with anti-Pakistan sentiments.”
70 Baloch insurgents lay down their arms
They said, “The roots of Pakistan are based on Islam. Following the Islamic culture, all Muslims have equal rights and those still in the mountains should join the mainstream and work for the betterment of the country.”
The surrendered Ferraris said, “We don’t have words to describe the problems we faced while hiding in the mountains. We had chosen the wrong way to obtain our rights. Today, we have skipped war and urge all fighters to come down and work for the prosperity of Pakistan.”
More than 100 Baloch insurgents on Saturday laid down their arms before the administration in Khuzdar.
A welcome ceremony to applaud the Ferraris’ decision of skipping war was held in Khuzdar where Kalat Division Commissioner Hashim Ghilzai, Khuzdar Deputy Commission Qaisar Khan Nasir, Brigadier Rahat Malik and other officials welcomed them.
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The over 100 Ferraris, hailing from Khuzdar and Awaran, laid down their arms before the government representatives and announced to work for the betterment of Pakistan. The Ferraris were carrying the national flag and chanting slogans in favour of Pakistan. “Long live Pakistan” could be heard from a distance.
Kalat commissioner and Brigadier Malik said, “The youth of Balochistan had been forced by some nationalists taking funds from enemies to pick up arms against the state, but our youth have understood the vicious ambitions of people with anti-Pakistan sentiments.”
70 Baloch insurgents lay down their arms
They said, “The roots of Pakistan are based on Islam. Following the Islamic culture, all Muslims have equal rights and those still in the mountains should join the mainstream and work for the betterment of the country.”
The surrendered Ferraris said, “We don’t have words to describe the problems we faced while hiding in the mountains. We had chosen the wrong way to obtain our rights. Today, we have skipped war and urge all fighters to come down and work for the prosperity of Pakistan.”