Multi-party conference voices concern over Balochistan’s law and order
QUETTA: A multi-party conference (MPC), attended by leaders of various political parties in Balochistan, on Saturday discussed the prevailing situation in the province, with focus on the deteriorating law and order situation. National Party President and former chief minister Dr Abdul Malik Baloch presided over the meeting. The participants discussed the prevailing situation in detail and…
Quetta hosted a multi-party conference (MPC) on Saturday, where leaders from various political parties came together to address the pressing issues in Balochistan. National Party President and former chief minister Dr Abdul Malik Baloch chaired the meeting. Attendees expressed deep concern over the deteriorating law and order situation, which they noted had worsened over time, despite authorities failing to implement effective solutions.
The conference reviewed the province's challenges, including the controversial Mines and Minerals Bill, issues surrounding constitutional and public control over resources, political and democratic rights, and economic hurdles. Participants emphasized that unresolved longstanding issues have contributed to the current crisis and stressed that force is not a viable answer.
They called for restoring public trust in the state through inclusive political dialogue with leaders who enjoy the people's confidence.
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