News Desk:
Provincial Home Minister Zia Langov has recently addressed the critical situation at the Chaman border, advocating for a regulated passport movement and praising the Chaman community’s spirit.
Following the interim government’s enforcement of passport checks for border crossing, evidence of terrorist activities at the Chaman Border has surfaced, prompting national security concerns. Minister Langov emphasized the importance of the Chaman people to the nation’s fabric and the necessity to address their grievances.
In light of these security issues, Minister Langov has reproached local political parties for intensifying discord. He has called upon the Chaman residents to pursue political solutions to their problems and to reject those sowing discord.
Tensions rose when a faction from the Chaman Dharna assaulted the Deputy Commissioner’s office, leading to arrests and ongoing legal proceedings. An explosion injuring security forces has further exacerbated the situation.
Minister Langov expressed profound grief over a child’s death and offered condolences to the family, highlighting the incident’s communal impact.
Langov’s remarks serve as a call for calm and political discourse, reminding the Chaman populace of their ownership of the country and nation. He advocates for unity and political action to confront the challenges faced by the people of Chaman and the broader Balochistan region, cautioning against the sway of subversive groups.
The ongoing events at the Chaman border underscore the fragile interplay between individual and national stakes, with the minister’s plea underscoring an immediate need for unity and collaborative efforts in these challenging times.
