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Terror networks to be crushed, CM Bugti

Terror networks to be crushed, CM Bugti

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Balochistan: Chief Minister Mir Sarfaraz Bugti strongly denounced the heinous killing of passengers in Sar Dhaka, condemning it as an act of “barbaric terrorism” orchestrated by elements affiliated with Fitna-e-Hindustan.

He emphasized that the attackers intentionally targeted innocent civilians based on their Pakistani identity, describing the incident as “an unforgivable crime.” Bugti condemned the act, stating that it exposes the cowardice and brutality of the terrorists, and assured that the bloodshed of the innocent would not be in vain.

“Our response will be firm and resolute,” he declared, asserting that this confrontation is a war against the very fabric of the state.

The Chief Minister committed to dismantling all terror networks linked to Fitna-e-Hindustan, vowing to eliminate every terrorist plot with unwavering determination, strength, and unity.

Public safety is top priority, says Balochistan spokesperson

Shahid Rind, spokesperson for the Balochistan government, stated that security forces responded swiftly and effectively at all the locations. He assured the public that law enforcement agencies remain fully alert and committed to protecting the lives and property of citizens.

Speaking on the Sar Dhaka incident, Rind noted that initial intelligence suggests the militants may have abducted some passengers. In response, a large-scale search and rescue operation has been launched in the affected areas.

“The protection of public life and property is our top priority,” said Rind, emphasizing that security forces are on high alert across the region.

 

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