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CDF Munir says foreign-sponsored proxies being used by hostile elements to destabilise Balochistan

Chief of Defence Forces (CDF) and Chief of Army Staff Field Marshal Asim Munir has said that foreign-sponsored proxies are being employed by hostile elements to destabilise Balochistan, obstruct its development and “create a wedge between the state and its people”, the military’s media affairs wing said on Friday. According to Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), he made the remarks while…

CDF Munir says foreign-sponsored proxies being used by hostile elements to destabilise Balochistan

Chief of Defence Forces and Chief of Army Staff Field Marshal Asim Munir has warned that foreign-backed groups are being used by hostile forces to destabilize Balochistan, hamper its development and create division between the state and its people, according to the military's media division. During a meeting with Balochistan's political leadership, Munir emphasized that the future of Balochistan and Pakistan are intrinsically linked.

He highlighted the province's abundant resources, talented and resilient populace, and the need for a cohesive national narrative to unlock its full potential. Munir stressed that Balochistan's youth are the driving force behind its future prosperity, and empowering them is crucial for sustainable development. He identified "Fitna al Khawarij" and "Fitna al Hindustan" as foreign-backed proxies employed by hostile elements to undermine Balochistan.

The military chief reaffirmed his commitment to counter hostile propaganda, expose false narratives, and showcase the true potential and aspirations of Balochistan and its people. Participants at the meeting pledged their allegiance to peace, development, and prosperity in Balochistan and Pakistan, vowing to stand united against foreign threats and contribute to people-centric development.

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