Independent Report
QUETTA: The Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi visited Turbat on Saturday.
The Federal Minister visited the residence of martyr Deputy Commissioner Panjgur, Zakir Baloch and condoled his death with his father, Kunar Baloch and other bereaved family members.
The Inspector General Frontier Corps South, Major General Bilal Sarfraz Khan, RPO Makran, Deputy Commissioner and and other high ups were also accompanied with the Federal Minister.
He expressed deep grief and sorrow over the martyrdom of Zakir Baloch.
Mohsin Naqvi comforted the father of martyr Deputy Commissioner Panjgur and appreciated his morale.
The Interior Minister announced financial assistance of Rs. 20 million for the family of Deputy Commissioner Zakir Baloch.
He also handed over the letter of allotment of a plot to the father of Zakir Baloch.
Meanwhile, he also conveyed the special condolence message of the President Asif Ali Zardari and Prime Minister Muhammad Shahbaz Sharif to father of the martyr.
Referring to the financial assistance, the Federal Minister said that it is not alternative to life of any person but it is a very minor endeavour for the care of family of shaheed Zakir Baloch.
He said that it is our responsibility to take care of the family of the martyr.
Speaking to the father of Zakir Baloch, Mohsin Naqvi said that we are proud of the courageous father like him who got all his children educated.
He said that the whole nation presents salute to the father of martyr son.
He said that he was grieved over martyrdom of Deputy Commissioner Panjgur.
He said that Zakir Baloch was dutiful, hardworking and brave officer.
He said that the martyr DC Panjgur would always be remembered in our hearts.
Besides, Mohsin Naqvi prayed that may Allah Almighty rest the departed soul into Its eternal peace and give enough strength and patience to the family to bear the tragic loss of his death.
It may be mentioned here that Deputy Commissioner Panjgur Zakir Baloch was martyred by unknown armed men in Khad Kucha, Mastung while he was on his way to Panjgur from Quetta.
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