Naqvi Chairs High-Level Security Meeting in Quetta, Vows Support for Balochistan
The leaders said federal support will expand counterterrorism and police capacity as Balochistan faces a recent surge in deadly attacks.
- On Saturday, Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi and Balochistan Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti met in Quetta to review the province's security situation and discuss strengthening the Counter-Terrorism Force and Balochistan Police with federal support.
- Heightened security concerns in Balochistan following major terrorist attacks earlier this month prompted the meeting as operations intensify against groups the state identifies as foreign-backed proxies.
- Minister Naqvi emphasized that "modern technology, improved intelligence and a coordinated strategy are indispensable in the fight against terrorism," while the ministry pledged cooperation for resource requirements.
- Emphasizing the link between security and development, Bugti stated that "peace, progress and prosperity are interconnected," pledging to pursue simultaneous advancement while promoting meritocracy to restore youth confidence.
- Recent counter-terrorism operations have intensified, with security sources reporting 129 terrorists killed in Balochistan during the period, as authorities maintain the state's writ will be enforced "at all costs.
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