SLAMABAD: President Dr Arif Alvi and Caretaker Prime Minister Anwaar-ul-Haq Kakar strongly condemned the blasts that took place in Khanozai and Qila Saifullah areas of Balochistan’s Pishin district.
The president, in a condemnation message, expressed deep grief and sorrow over the loss of precious lives in the blasts.
He sympathized with family members of those martyred in the blasts and prayed to Allah Almighty for the peace and elevation of the ranks of the departed souls.
In a condemnation message, the prime minister expressed deep grief and sorrow over the loss of precious lives in the blasts.
He sympathized with family members of those martyred in the blasts and prayed to Allah Almighty for the peace and elevation of the ranks of departed souls.
PM Kakar directed ensuring prompt treatment of the injured and sought a report into the incidents from the Chief Secretary of the Balochistan province.
He vowed to foil every attempt of the elements wanted to sabotage law and order in the country, reiterating the firm resolve of the government to hold the general elections in a peaceful environment.
On the other hand, Caretaker Interior Minister Dr. Gohar Ijaz strongly condemned the explosions outside an independent Candidate’s office in Pashin and office of Jamiat Ulema Islam-F in Qila Saifullah.
He expressed deep sorrow and regret over the loss of precious lives in the two blasts and prayed for martyrs.
In his condolence message, the minister said that the miscreants wanted to defame Pakistan by creating unrest during elections however those who played with the lives of innocent citizens would be dealt with iron hands.
He said that all possible measures would be taken to maintain peace and law and order during the elections.
The minister said that his government shared the grief of the families of the martyrs.
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He said that before the elections day, the miscreants wanted to spread chaos and prevent people from exercising their right to vote.
