CM Takes Firm Stance on RAW’s Backing and Afghanistan’s Lack of Cooperation

Quetta: Balochistan Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti held a special and thought-provoking session with male and female students from across the country under the ISPR Summer Camp 2026. During the session, he spoke in detail about the current situation in Balochistan, the challenges posed by terrorism and the constructive role of young people.

More than 4,000 students from over 18 stations across Pakistan are participating in the Summer Camp 2026, organised by the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR). The initiative aims to strengthen national awareness and develop the abilities of the country’s youth.

Key Points from the Balochistan Chief Minister’s Address

Sarfraz Bugti presented clear facts while discussing anti-state elements and foreign interference:

Role of the Indian Intelligence Agency: The Chief Minister said terrorist organisations and their proxies were receiving full support from India’s intelligence agency, the Research and Analysis Wing (RAW).

Concern Over Afghanistan’s Inaction: He pointed out that despite repeated warnings and the existence of the Doha Agreement, Afghanistan had failed to take effective action against terrorist elements operating from its territory.

Message of National Unity: The Chief Minister stressed:

“Pakistan was created to endure forever, and national unity, mutual trust and the positive thinking of young people are the true guarantees of a strong and peaceful country.”

Question-and-Answer Session with Students

During the session, students directly questioned the Balochistan Chief Minister on sensitive issues, including security, illegal smuggling, investment and the impact of social media.

The students described the discussion as highly informative, saying they had received reasoned and fact-based answers regarding the actual situation in Balochistan. Participants of the summer camp termed such dialogues essential and a milestone for promoting national harmony across the country.