CM visits Mianwali; meets family of Major Babar Khan Niazi; embraces martyr’s son

Independent Report

QUETTA: The Chief Minister Balochistan, Mir Sarfraz Ahmed Bugti visited the residence of martyr Major Babar Khan Niazi in Mianwali on Saturday.
During the visit, Chief Minister condoled the death of Major Babar Niazi with his bereaved family including his father Noor Khan and brothers.
He embraced the son of Major Babar Niazi, who was martyred in an operation of security forces against the terrorists in Sambaza area of Zhob.
Also accompanied with him were the provincial ministers Sardar Sarfraz Chakar Domki and Mir Shoaib Nausherwani, Chief Secretary Balochistan, Shakeel Qadir Khan, Commissioner Sargodha, Muhammad Ajmal Bhatti, RPO Shafiq Kamal Siddiqui and Deputy Commissioner Khalid Javid.
Speaking on the occasion, Chief Minister said that Balochistan is under debt of the martyr of Major Babar Khan.
While paying homage to the martyr Major Babar, the Chief Minister said that Major Babar embraced martyrdom for the people of Balochistan and his blood fell while protecting our children.
Mir Sarfraz Ahmed Bugti said that the people of province are standing with their Pak Army.
He said that the war against terrorists is the war of whole nation and it has to be fought by all of us including masses, army, judiciary and intelligence institutions.
The Chief Minister also said that provision of protection of human and life of people is our constitutional obligation.
He made the pledge to eliminate terrorists at every cost.
Meanwhile speaking to the media persons, the Chief Minister announced to confer the martyr Major Babar highest award. He said that the whole nation is proud of the brave soldier.
He announced to take revenge of the blood of martyr Major Babar Khan.