London Escorts sunderland escorts 1v1.lol unblocked yohoho 76 https://www.symbaloo.com/mix/yohoho?lang=EN yohoho https://www.symbaloo.com/mix/agariounblockedpvp https://yohoho-io.app/ https://www.symbaloo.com/mix/agariounblockedschool1?lang=EN

Balochistan Assembly seeks withdrawal of presidential ordinance on Islands

Must Read

Genocide is the only option in Balochistan – Pakistani Minister declares

A Pakistani minister in Balochistan, who is de-jure head of security apparatus in the region, has declared that genocide...

Aslam Baloch — The Baloch General – TBP Special report

For seventy years, through ups and downs, successes and failures, with rapid and slow pace, the Balochistan’s...

State’s deadly weapon, Shafiq Mengal – The Balochistan Post report

Strings of suicide bombing in Sindh's Shikarpur city and firing incident on BSO azad's rally in Khuzdar got connected...

The Balochistan Assembly on Thursday adopted a resolution against the presidential ordinance seeking to hand over the islands in Balochistan and Sindh to the federal government, demanding its immediate withdrawal.

Malik Sikandar Khan, the opposition leader in the Assembly, presented the bill before the house, seeking to neuter the said presidential ordinance by the Pakistani government.

Talking on the resolution, Khan said that taking over the islands of Sindh and Balochistan is unconstitutional as these islands belong to both two provinces. “The islands were not taken into confidence before issuing the presidential ordinance by the federal government”, he said. He said that the federal government will not be allowed to take over the islands.

Nasarullah Zerey of the Pakhtunkhwa Milli Awami Party agreed with Khan, saying that the move was unconstitutional and that nobody could take over the islands without permission. He also expressed surprise over the silence of the Balochistan government.

Political parties of Balochistan vehemently opposed the ordinance immediately after it was presented before the house earlier in October. National Party termed it an “illegal step”, whereas the Baloch National Movement claimed that “plans are underway to seize Balochistan’s coastal belt and separate it from Balochistan.” National Party also staged a protest rally against the presidential ordinance in Quetta.

In the session on Thursday, Asghar Khan Achakzai of the Awami National Party accused the Pakistani government of trying to take over the resources of Balochsitan through the ordinance. After the failure of the 18th amendment, the federal government is attempting to finagle the resources of Balochsitan via the presidential ordinance, he said. Achakzai also maintained the center will not be allowed to take over the islands at any cost.

Finance Minister of Balochistan Zahoor Buledi also supported the resolution. Syed Ehsan Shah, Mir Ahmad Nawaz, Ahmed Shahwani and several other members of the house also spoke on the resolution, demanding the immediate withdrawal of the presidential ordinance regarding islands of Sindh and Balochsitan.

SourceTBP

Latest News

5 People ‘Forcibly Disappeared’ from Balochistan and Oman, Including Students, Doctor and Lawyer

At least five Baloch individuals allegedly subjected to enforced disappearance from different locations, including Balochistan, Sindh and...

A City Under Curfew — TBP Editorial

Quetta, the capital of Balochistan, is regarded as the centre of medical, educational, political and economic activity in the province. Yet despite...

BLF Claims Grenade Attacks in Quetta, Turbat and Highway Blockade in Basima

The Balochistan Liberation Front (BLF), a “pro-independence” armed group, has claimed responsibility for a series of hand-grenade attacks targeting Pakistani armed forces...

Rights Groups Condemn Alleged Enforced Disappearance of Farzana Zehri in Khuzdar

Baloch rights groups and activists have condemned the alleged enforced disappearance of Farzana Zehri in Balochistan’s Khuzdar district, describing her case as...

Musakhel: Cholera Outbreak Claims Eight Lives, Mostly Children

At least eight people, including six children, have died following a rapidly spreading cholera outbreak in Balochistan’s Musakhel district, while dozens of...