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Balochistan CM Bugti says terrorists should not be called dissident Baloch

Balochistan CM Bugti says terrorists should not be called dissident Baloch 

LAHORE: Balochistan Chief Minister Sarfraz Bugti has said that those who are killing innocent people and challenging the writ of the state are terrorists and they should not be called dissident Baloch.

He said this while talking to media persons, here on Sunday.

He said that the blood of Pakistanis has been shed, it will be avenged, lamenting that it was observed that the terrorists were given space.

The Balochistan CM thanked Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Chief of Army Staff Syed Asim Munir for their cooperation.

Bugti vowed that the writ of the state must be established at every cost, adding that the government would stand by the oppressed and the oppressors could not be supported.

He further said that terrorism could not be tolerated and terrorists could not be allowed to enforce their will at gun point. Good and bad violence would not be borne under any circumstances, he said.

Good and bad violence will not be tolerated under any circumstances, he said.

He said that he had come to Lahore to condole with the parents of Ahmad Qureshi, who was martyred and offer Fateha for the departed soul. “Our hearts beat with the heirs of the martyrs. We are deeply saddened by this," he added.

The Balochistan chief minister said, "I want to say to the people of Punjab that no Baloch killed any Punjabi. But the fact is the terrorists killed innocent people. He further said, “The state stands with its innocent citizens. No concessions will be made with these terrorists.

He maintained that the BLA attacked nine locations, all of them were soft targets, saying that they don't have the capacity to find soft targets now. He vowed that the end of cruelty would be very terrible.

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