QUETTA (Kashmir English): Balochistan Chief Minister Mir Sarfaraz Bugti has reaffirmed his commitment to Pakistan’s unity and sovereignty, saying the country “is and will remain until the end of time” and no one can break it.
Balochistan Chief Minister Mir Sarfaraz Bugti, while addressing a solemn ceremony at the Polo Ground on the occasion of Independence Day, said that all our forces in Balochistan are making sacrifices for peace.
Balochistan Chief Minister said that I want to salute the martyrs who shed their blood for the homeland; I remember all the martyrs, including FC, police, and civilians.
Mir Sarfaraz Bugti said that we were blessed with this country after many sacrifices, and this series of sacrifices is still ongoing.
He said that some people are misleading the youth of the province through various propaganda; the youth of Balochistan have now understood their every trick.
Nation united in spirit as Pakistan celebrates 79th Independence Day
Pakistan is celebrating its 79th Independence Day today, with festivities and patriotic celebrations beginning across the country at midnight.
Government and private buildings, homes, markets and public spaces have been decorated with national flags and green-and-white decorations, while the national spirit can be seen in cities, streets and neighbourhoods across the country.
Special lighting displays and fireworks are being held in Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Peshawar, Quetta, Multan and other cities as citizens take part in Independence Day celebrations.
People came out onto the streets in large numbers, while rallies and other celebratory events were organized at various locations to mark the historic day.
The celebrations reflect the nation’s spirit of patriotism, unity and pride as Pakistan marks 79 years of independence.
