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Balochistan stands united against terror: CM Bugti

Published on: December 7, 2025 6:15 PM

Balochistan Chief Minister Mir Sarfaraz Bugti reaffirmed that terrorists cannot impose their will, emphasizing that the people of Balochistan consistently support the armed forces in maintaining peace and security.

Speaking at a press conference in Islamabad, CM Bugti highlighted that nearly 100 terrorists recently surrendered in Dera Bugti, signaling a positive shift toward peace and reconciliation in the region.

He shared alarming statistics, noting that over the past year, 900 terrorist incidents occurred in Balochistan, claiming the lives of 205 security personnel, six officers, and 280 civilians, demonstrating the ongoing threat.

Read more : Balochistan govt to seek Interpol red notices against militant leaders

The CM praised the bravery of security forces, stating that 760 terrorists were neutralized in operations, including major confrontations along the Afghan border, reflecting the military’s strategic effectiveness in curbing insurgency.

CM Bugti criticized violations of the Doha Agreement by the Afghan caretaker government, warning that the region cannot be used as a base against Pakistan, and reiterated that violence cannot achieve political objectives.

Read more : 17 Balochistan districts listed among most backward 

He urged political parties to avoid narratives weakening the state and extended an open hand to militants willing to surrender, stressing that governance and development should take priority over confrontations with the armed forces.

Filed Under: Balochistan, Pakistan Tagged With: Afghan border security, Balochistan terrorism update, CM Bugti statement, insurgent threats Pakistan, Latest, pakistan security forces, terrorist surrender news

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