Former militant commander surrenders in Sui

Following his surrender, he and his family will settle in Sui.Addressing the gathering, Chief Minister Bugti said that establishing stability in Balochistan and across the country was a collective responsibility, requiring recognition of the state's authority and abandonment of violence.The chief minister said Pakistan was the shared homeland of all citizens and there could be no compromise on its security, sovereignty and stability.

He added that violence could not provide lasting solutions, while peace, mutual trust and the rule of law were necessary for progress and prosperity.He said the people of Balochistan wanted peace, development and prosperity, urging young people to use their abilities for the country's progress and play a constructive role in national development.Bugti said the decision to return to the national mainstream would benefit not only those involved but also….

He added that state institutions were working to establish lasting peace, but cooperation from all sections of society remained vital.

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