Brutal Killing of Innocent Workers in Kech: Balochistan CM Bugti Strongly Condemns Attack, Vows to Bring Terrorists to Justice

Quetta — Balochistan Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti has strongly condemned the brutal killing of innocent and unarmed workers by terrorists in Kech district, stating that those who shed the blood of innocent Pakistanis and their facilitators will be brought to their logical end.

In a strongly worded statement, the Chief Minister made it clear that there would be no compromise on the supremacy of the state and the writ of law, adding that anti-state elements would be defeated on every front.

Terrorists Have No Connection with Baloch Nation and Traditions

Mir Sarfraz Bugti emphasized that the historical values and traditions of the Baloch people do not allow the killing of innocent human beings.

He stated:

"These martyrs do not belong to any single nation or province; they were respected citizens of Pakistan, and the terrorists have attacked Pakistan itself. Baloch traditions represent honor, hospitality, and brotherhood — not the killing of innocent and unarmed people. The terrorists of Fitna al-Hindustan have no connection with the Baloch nation; they are enemies of Pakistan’s unity, peace, and development."

Commitment to Defeat Attempts to Create Hatred Among Communities

The Chief Minister further stated that Pakistan’s enemies want to weaken the country by creating hatred and divisions among different ethnic groups, but the entire nation will stand united and defeat these harmful designs.

Key Points:

• National Loss: The martyred workers were an asset of the entire nation and were targeted regardless of ethnicity or province.
• Protection of Traditions: The Chief Minister stated that attacks on unarmed civilians are completely against Baloch culture and traditions.
• State Authority: A firm commitment was expressed to eliminate terrorism and maintain the supremacy of the state.
• National Unity: Any attempt by enemies to spread ethnic and linguistic divisions will be defeated through collective unity.