ipartisan law & order committee to be set up
ipartisan law & order committee to be set up
QUETTA: The Balochistan Government has decided to form a committee comprising leaders of all nationalist, religious parties and tribal elders for resolving law and order problems, recovery of missing people and other issues pertaining to the province.
According to sources the decision in this regard was taken at a meeting of parliamentary leaders of the coalition parties held here on Thursday. Chief Minister Nawab Aslam Raisani presided over the meeting.
‘Leaders of all coalition partners, nationalist parties including BNM-Mengal, National Party and Pashtoonkhawa Milli Awami Party would be included in the committee,’ sources told Dawn after the meeting.
The committee after reviewing the situation would present its suggestions on Balochistan issues including recovery of missing people and law and order. Sources said that after compiling joint suggestions on provincial issues it would be presented to the federal government for reaching on a permanent consensus solution of the issues partnering to
Balochistan.
It was also decided in the meeting that Chief Minister Nawab Raisani would establish contact with nationalist parties so joint efforts could be made for the safe release of John Solecki.
Chief Minister Nawab Aslam Raisani told newsmen after the meeting that the government was making all out efforts for the release of John Solecki. However, he said that Solecki could not be traced so far.
He once again appealed to the kidnappers that they should release Solecki without harming him. ‘Solecki is our guest and his kidnapping is against the Baloch traditions,’ Raisani said.
Responding to a question, he said that government was taking all steps for stopping target killings in the province and law enforcement agencies have arrested at least four people who have accepted their involvement in such incidents.
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