Sarfraz Bugti has said that Afghanistan remains a brotherly nation, but urged Afghan nationals to refrain from violence in Pakistan.
Addressing a public gathering of the Pakistan Peoples Party in Pishin, Bugti stated that Pakistan has hosted and supported Afghan people for four decades but has not received a commensurate response.
He emphasized that under the leadership of Asim Munir, no one would be allowed to harm the country.
The chief minister reiterated that resolving public issues remains his government’s top priority and expressed satisfaction over Pishin being declared a division, pledging to meet the region’s development needs.
Condemning Israeli actions in Iran, Bugti said Pakistan’s interests come first, adding that the people of Balochistan seek peace, development, and stability.
He affirmed his commitment to continue working across the province to improve education, healthcare, and ensure lasting peace.
