Lahore:
The chief of the PML-N, Khawaja Saad Rafale, raised questions about the will of the government of his own party to find a lasting solution to the Balutchistan crisis by adopting a broader opinion.
In an article on X, Rafic, which does not hold any government position in the cabinet of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, described the embezzlement of March 11 of Jaffarabad Express by Baloch separatists as a “big tragedy”.
He said that diversion is a sign of warning of the danger that is looming on the state. Rafic said that Balutchistan has become a volcanic area, and children of dissatisfied groups have – namely or unconsciously – destroy themselves in the hands of the enemies of Pakistan.
He said that with hidden and open support for external forces, armed separatist activities are increasing day by day. The PML-N leader, however, urged powerful circles to try to discover the cause of this dissatisfaction.
“Why is this question discussed as a crime? Should we just look at the situation gets worse? Should we continue to cry and bury our dead? Or should we remain silent spectators while Pakistan faces increasing instability?” He asked.
He also wondered if the leadership was ready to listen to, solve the problem and find a long -term solution. He also asked who the state had to fight and with whom it should be negotiated.
“When, where and how will this critical decision be made? Who will present a lasting political and economic solution, and when it happens?” He asked.
Dozens of armed terrorists on March 11 have diverted Jaffarabad Express to Peshawar in the Bolan district. Later, the security forces launched an operation and killed all the terrorists.
