Bugti announces uplift package for Rakhni

Balochistan CM vows unity with state, warns against propaganda

DERA GHAZI KHAN:

In a public gathering in Rakhni, Balochistan Chief Minister, Mir Sarfaraz Bugti, addressed a large crowd, delivering a series of announcements aimed at bringing about development in the region.

During his speech, CM Bugti emphasized that propaganda is being used to distance Baloch citizens from the state and embroil them in futile conflicts. "Let the traitors in Switzerland hear this: this state, backed by a disciplined military, stands strong. Our Field Marshal, General Syed Asim Munir, has bravely defended the nation against India, leaving an unforgettable mark," he asserted.

He underlined the state's commitment to its people, acknowledging existing challenges such as corruption but urging unity. "The Baloch nation belongs in Pakistan, and Pakistan belongs to us. No conspiracy will succeed," he added.

Highlighting development projects, CM Bugti made several key announcements including establishment of a 50-bed hospital in Rakhni, fulfilling a long-pending promise, formation of Rakhni Municipal Committee, completion of Balochistan BRC College and construction of a sports complex, restoration of Nehrkot Dam and commitment to build the 113-kilometer Rakhni-Tunsa road independently if federal funds are not provided, construction of Rakhni Press Club and naming the municipal committee as Dera Khetran.

Addressing the youth, CM Bugti recited a message encouraging them to transform knowledge into strength and raise their names, quoting Allama Iqbal's words: "Elevate yourself so high that even God asks you what your wish is."

The public reception was overwhelmingly enthusiastic, with citizens chanting slogans in support of the Chief Minister. Local leaders, including former Health Minister Mir Naseebullah Khan Marri.