QUETTA | ANN | National Party President and former Balochistan Chief Minister Dr. Abdul Malik Baloch has said that organized political struggle and principled democratic politics are essential to protecting Balochistan’s resources, securing public rights and strengthening representative governance.
National Party chief calls for stronger party organization, broader public participation and protection of provincial resources
He made the remarks during a meeting with the National Party’s Quetta East Organizing Committee and senior party leaders, where organizational activities in Quetta East and West were reviewed.
Organized Political Struggle Key to Balochistan’s Rights: Dr. Malik
Dr. Malik urged party officials to strengthen grassroots networks, expand public outreach and encourage participation from all communities in the province.
Organized Political Struggle Key to Balochistan’s Rights: Dr. Malik
He alleged that efforts were being made to restrict democratic and political activities in Balochistan, emphasizing the importance of political awareness, organizational discipline and adherence to democratic principles.
The former chief minister said the National Party’s 17-point charter of demands provided a framework for securing provincial rights, economic authority and democratic governance.
Welcoming federal government measures concerning Balochistan’s share in federal employment, he called for implementation of the party’s remaining demands to promote lasting peace, political stability and development.
National Party Central Information Secretary Ali Ahmed Langove, central committee members Niaz Baloch and Dr. Ramzan Hazara, along with other provincial and district leaders, attended the meeting.
Participants reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening the party’s organizational structure and expanding political engagement across Quetta.
