QUETTA: Negotiations between the Balochistan government, the families of police personnel martyred in the Ziarat terrorist attack, and the protest committee have concluded successfully, resulting in a written agreement.
According to protest committee member Nasrullah Zerey, all parties reached a consensus on the draft agreement and formally signed the document.
Under the agreement, a judicial commission will be established to investigate the Ziarat incident.
The accord also provides for a joint law and order meeting, to be chaired by Balochistan Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti, with participation from opposition members and the families of the martyrs.
The government has agreed to officially recognize the victims as martyrs under its policy. Their families will receive financial compensation, long-term support, and educational assistance for their children.
In addition, government buildings will be named after the martyrs, while a committee headed by the Provincial Revenue Minister will be formed to address public concerns regarding revenue-related matters.
Chief Minister Sarfraz Bugti said caring for the families of the martyrs is the government’s responsibility, adding that the sacrifices made by the Pakistan Army, Frontier Corps (FC), and police personnel are unforgettable.
Following the signing of the agreement, the sit-ins held in Quetta and Ziarat by the families of the martyred police officers were called off.
The funeral prayers for the martyrs will be offered today at 4:00 p.m. at Ayub Stadium in Quetta.
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