QUETTA (6 AM Report): The Pishin Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI) has strongly condemned what it described as a “media trial” and “baseless allegations” against former Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FPCCI) President Mian Muhammad Idrees, calling on the government to take legal action against those responsible for spreading what it termed false propaganda. In a press statement issued on Sunday, PCCI Patron-in-Chief and FPCCI Executive Member Asif Khan Tareen said Mian Muhammad Idrees had rendered exemplary services to Pakistan’s business community with honesty, integrity and dedication throughout his tenure. He said Idrees’ leadership as FPCCI…
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ISLAMABAD (6 AM Report): Deputy Chairman Senate Syedaal Khan Nasir has emphasized that sustained political consultation, democratic stability and institutional harmony are essential to addressing national challenges, saying Pakistan’s democratic system can only be strengthened through collective leadership and unity. He expressed these views during a visit to the residence of senior Pakistan Muslim League (N) leader, former Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly and former Senator Chaudhry Jaffar Iqbal, where he met him and members of his family. The meeting was attended by Member of the National Assembly Zeb Jaffar, Member of the Provincial Assembly Ishrat Ashraf, and other…
QUETTA (6 AM Report): Governor Balochistan Jaffar Khan Mandokhail has said that lasting peace is essential not only for protecting citizens but also for economic recovery, investment, and the province’s overall development, adding that the government is utilizing all available resources to strengthen security on key highways and reinforce the writ of the state. In a statement issued on Sunday, the governor expressed confidence that durable peace and stability would soon be established across Balochistan. He said the recent measures taken by the government and law enforcement agencies were producing positive results for the overall security situation, public safety, and…
JHAL MAGSI (Irshad Lashri): Commander of Frontier Corps (FC) 151 Wing Jhal Magsi, Colonel Asim Khan, on Sunday said maintaining peace and ensuring the protection of every citizen remain the force’s foremost priorities as he visited the Hindu community in Gandawah to reaffirm the security forces’ commitment to safeguarding all communities. During the visit, Colonel Asim Khan met representatives of the Hindu Committee, inspected their place of worship and other community sites, inquired about their well-being, and listened to the issues faced by members of the Hindu community. Speaking on the occasion, he said maintaining law and order in Gandawah…
TURBAT (6 AM Report): Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi on Sunday inaugurated a state-of-the-art hospital at the Frontier Corps (FC) Balochistan (South) Headquarters in Turbat, saying the modern medical facility would significantly improve healthcare services for both FC personnel and the local population. During his visit, the interior minister toured various sections of the hospital, including the Outpatient Department (OPD), specialized wards, MRI and CT scan units, and operation theatres. He reviewed the advanced medical facilities established at the hospital and expressed satisfaction over its rapid completion and operationalization. Naqvi also met with doctors, nurses, and paramedics, appreciating their dedication…
KARACHI (6 AM Correspondent): Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) leaders in Korangi on Saturday condemned what they described as India’s “water aggression” and the alleged violation of the Indus Waters Treaty, asserting that Pakistan’s water rights were non-negotiable and would be defended at every level. The remarks were made during a protest rally organized by PPP PS-96 Korangi against the alleged breach of the treaty. The rally started from the party’s camp office, passed through various roads and concluded at Bilal Chowrangi, where party leaders addressed participants. The rally was led by PPP Korangi General Secretary Sharjeel Rizwani and Senior Vice…
QUETTA (6 AM Report): Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi said that the federal government would continue extending every possible support to ensure lasting peace in Balochistan, stressing that modern technology, effective intelligence, and a coordinated strategy are indispensable in the fight against terrorism. He made these remarks while co-chairing a high-level meeting on the province’s law and order situation with Balochistan Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti during his visit to Quetta. High-level security meeting co-chaired by Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi and Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti in Quetta; emphasis on modern technology, enhanced intelligence, and strengthening police and CTD capacity…
QUETTA (UNA): Chief of Berak Nawab Muhammad Khan Shahwani has termed the indefinite curfew imposed in Khad Kocha tehsil as unjustified, anti-public and contrary to fundamental rights, urging the government to immediately review the decision and restore normal life in the area. In a statement, Shahwani said imposing what he described as “collective punishment” on peaceful residents was unacceptable, adding that the prolonged restrictions had severely disrupted daily life and caused widespread hardship. He said the curfew had adversely affected orchards and standing crops, while students’ education, patients’ access to healthcare, business activities and the free movement of residents had…
QUETTA (ANN): Lawyers across Balochistan boycotted court proceedings on the call of the Balochistan Bar Council to protest the deadly attack in Mastung in which Sessions Judge Abdul Hakeem Kakar and his gunman were martyred. The Bar Council had announced three days of mourning and a two-day boycott of court proceedings, under which lawyers across the province stayed away from courts in solidarity with the victims and to condemn the attack. In a statement, the council strongly denounced the incident, expressing profound grief over the martyrdom of the sessions judge and his security guard, and extended heartfelt condolences to the…
QUETTA (UNA): Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-F (JUI-F) Central Joint Secretary and former Speaker of the Balochistan Assembly Malik Sikandar Khan Advocate has said the growing incidents of killings, armed robberies and lawlessness on Balochistan’s national highways reflect the government’s failure to maintain law and order. In a statement, he said ensuring the safety of citizens on national highways was the state’s foremost responsibility, alleging that the authorities and law enforcement agencies had failed to address the worsening security situation with the seriousness it required. He claimed that deteriorating security had forced traders and transporters to curtail movement and commercial activities between districts,…
