Legal and peace course solution to all issues: Domki 

Caretaker CM calls for adopting legal course for removing any of reservations

QUETTA (6 AM Report): The caretaker Chief Minister Balochistan, Mir Ali Mardan Khan Domki has insisted that the legal course should be adopted to remove any of the reservations in accordance with the country’s laws.

He said that it is our constitutional obligation to provide peace to the traders community and general public, and for the purpose, all available resources are being mobilized by the interim government.

The caretaker Chief Minister was on surprise visit to the Quetta city on Sunday afternoon. He was accompanied by the caretaker Provincial Minister for Home, Mir Zubair Jamali, Commissioner Quetta, Muhammad Hamza Shafqaat and Additional Inspector General of Police, Jawad Ahmed Dogar.

Mr. Domki visited different main roads and bazaars including Jinnah road, Zarghoon road, Mission road, Gulistan road, Prince road, Bacha Khan chowk, Mannan chowk, Liaquat bazar and reviewed the routine life there.

During the course of visit, the Chief Minister expressed satisfaction while witnessing the normal life in different parts of the metropolis.

He was also satisfied that general public and traders didn’t become part of any illegal action or course, which is a welcoming.

He on the occasion stressed the need to adopt legal course to remove any reservation in accordance with the country’s laws.

He said that the legal and peace course is solution to all issues. The Chief Minister also said that no such act that causes inconvenience to the general public is not fair.

He expressed the hope that the traders and general public would not be used for any individual interests.

In the meantime, the caretaker Provincial Minister for Home, Mir Zubair Jamali, Commissioner Quetta, Muhammad Hamza Shafqaat and Additional Inspector General of Police, Jawad Ahmed Dogar briefed the caretaker Chief Minister about the overall law and order situation besides the steps taken for restoration of peace in the metropolis.

The caretaker Chief Minister expressed satisfaction over the measures taken for restoring law and order situation.