Pakistan's security linked with peace, stability in Balochistan: Nisar
State will secure every inch of the province, vows interior minister in address to passing out FC personnel
The state will secure every inch of the province, vows interior minister in address to FC personnel. PHOTO: MUDASSAR RAJA/EXPRESS/FILE
Interior minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan has linked Pakistan’s security with peace and stability in Balochistan, saying the state will secure every inch of the province.
“Nobody should have any misconceptions ... the state will secure every inch of Balochistan and develop the province," he said, while addressing the passing out ceremony of the 57th batch of Frontier Corps in Loralai on Saturday, Express News reported.
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While terming the future of Pakistan and Balochistan as one, the minister assured that the province will be developed and "ulterior motives of the enemy will be thwarted".
The minister also highlighted that the region, which is rich in resources, has the entire world’s attention, but belongs to Baloch people and to Pakistan.
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Acknowledging the role of security personnel in maintaining law and order and safeguarding Pakistan, Nisar reminded them that their role was not only to fight terror but also to win the hearts of people.
Paying tribute to more than "650 martyrs of the force" who sacrificed their lives in the line of duty, Nisar said, “We are indebted to these brave sons of soil.”
“Nobody should have any misconceptions ... the state will secure every inch of Balochistan and develop the province," he said, while addressing the passing out ceremony of the 57th batch of Frontier Corps in Loralai on Saturday, Express News reported.
Read: Balochistan development: Economic corridor will ensure jobs, says Ji Ping
While terming the future of Pakistan and Balochistan as one, the minister assured that the province will be developed and "ulterior motives of the enemy will be thwarted".
The minister also highlighted that the region, which is rich in resources, has the entire world’s attention, but belongs to Baloch people and to Pakistan.
Read: India confirms presence of Baloch activist in New Delhi
Acknowledging the role of security personnel in maintaining law and order and safeguarding Pakistan, Nisar reminded them that their role was not only to fight terror but also to win the hearts of people.
Paying tribute to more than "650 martyrs of the force" who sacrificed their lives in the line of duty, Nisar said, “We are indebted to these brave sons of soil.”