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Pakistan

'Handful of misguided elements cannot shake resolve of people of Balochistan': army chief

  • Also announces welfare projects related to education, installation of solar energy systems, fisheries, water, health, sports and livelihood while visit to province
Published March 9, 2023

Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Asim Munir visited Gwadar this week where he said that the armed forces were committed to ensuring peace and prosperity in Balochistan. The remarks come following a blast that took place in the province on Monday.

The army chief made the visit alongside Balochistan Chief Minister Mir Abdul Quddus Bizenjo and Quetta Corps Commander Lt Gen Asif Ghafoor.

In a statement released on Wednesday, the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) said the COAS was briefed on the security situation, China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) security and efforts for ensuring a peaceful and secure environment.

“While interacting with troops, the COAS emphasised that a handful of misguided elements cannot shake the resolve of the people of Balochistan and the Armed Forces [are] committed towards ensuring peace and prosperity,” the ISPR statement said.

The military’s media wing said that Gen Munir appreciated the efforts of all ranks and urged them to continue working with professional commitment for the good of the people of Balochistan.

At least 9 killed, several injured in Balochistan’s Bolan blast

The army chief also announced welfare projects related to education, installation of solar energy systems, fisheries, water, health, sports and livelihood, the statement added.

Over the past few months, insurgents in Balochistan have stepped up violent activities. On Monday, at least nine people, including eight police personnel, were killed and several others injured in a blast near a Balochistan Constabulary (BC) van in Bolan.

The blast occurred on a bridge in an area bordering the Kachhi and Sibi districts in Bolan.

A police spokesman said that a suicide bomber rammed a motorcycle into the police truck.

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Tuluka lavada Mar 09, 2023 05:43pm
The handful of misguided elements are the pakjabi army. The Baloch will win freedom soon from Pakistan occupation. IA
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TimeToMovveOn Mar 09, 2023 08:13pm
Time for Pak occupying forces to leave Balochistan.
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Dr.Salaria, Aamir Ahmed Mar 09, 2023 09:05pm
China is plundering Balochistan. Its only time before a major uprising.
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John Mar 10, 2023 03:35am
It appears that the General is not aware of ground realities and making decisions on his perceptions which are too biased and murky! Not a good omen for country!
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