Balochistan Government Offers Amnesty to Surrendered Militants
Balochistan authorities offer amnesty to militants who surrender, citing successful operations.
The Balochistan government has offered an amnesty to militants who surrender, with the latest being a young man named Shahab from Panjgur.
At a press conference, Shahid Rind, Advisor to the Chief Minister on Information and Political Affairs and Additional Chief Secretary for Home Affairs, said authorities welcome back youth who were misled into taking up arms against the state.
According to Rind, the government's mission to combat terrorism will continue until the last militant is apprehended. He stated that the Chief Minister has a clear vision and stance on the matter.
The Additional Chief Secretary for Home Affairs reported that six militants have been arrested, and the state is providing opportunities for others to surrender.
Meanwhile, DIG Police Quetta, Imran Shokat, mentioned that over 300 intelligence-based operations have been conducted in Balochistan. He added that militants are constantly trying to attack using new methods, but operations are being successfully carried out with the help of CTD and other agencies.