News Desk: The Balochistan government has decided to impose Section 144 in Pishin district to maintain law and order and strengthen security, following a meeting chaired by Home Minister Mir Ziaullah Langau.

The meeting reviewed the district’s security situation and discussed measures to protect citizens, prevent crime and intensify action against criminal elements. Relevant authorities were directed to ensure effective security arrangements and improve coordination among law enforcement agencies.

Public Accounts Committee Chairman Asghar Tareen, MPAs Syed Zafar Agha and Asfandyar Kakar, Additional Chief Secretary Home Hamza Shafqaat, the divisional commissioner, DIG Pishin, DPO Pishin and other officials attended the meeting. Tribal elders and religious scholars also participated.

Officials briefed the meeting on the prevailing law and order situation, security challenges and steps being taken to maintain peace in the district.

Addressing the participants, Langau said protecting the lives and property of citizens remained the government’s top priority. He directed the authorities to intensify operations against criminal elements in Pishin and other parts of Balochistan.

He also stressed stronger coordination among government departments and law enforcement agencies to improve security and prevent criminal activities.

The meeting directed the relevant authorities to implement the decision to impose Section 144 with immediate effect and take necessary measures to maintain peace in the district.

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