PM Khan considering reaching out to the Baloch insurgents

Prime Minister (PM) Imran Khan, during his speech in Gwadar, says he is thinking of talking to insurgents in Balochistan because he thinks things have changed.

Addressing students, elders and businessmen during his visit to Gwadar, he said, “We should never have worried that insurgents have come to Balochistan or are involved in the movement.”

“I’m thinking of talking to them anyway,” he said. They may have resentments in the old days or India may have used them to spread chaos, but that is not the case now.

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During his speech, PM Imran Khan said, “The Center did not do justice to Balochistan and the politicians of Balochistan did not do justice to them. I don’t think the money that came in was properly spent.”

“Our situation is still not such that we can give so much money to Balochistan, but we gave the biggest package to the province because we think that the people have not really been treated fairly and they have been left behind.”

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He further said that he thought that if Allah gave him a chance, he would focus on Balochistan.

He added that 4,000 applications for cheap loans for construction of houses have been received from Balochistan. He said that so far 4,698 youths were being given scholarships in Ehsaas program and their contribution to Balochistan would increase every year.

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PM Imran Khan said that China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) would be the biggest beneficiary of Balochistan, adding that the development of Gwadar would benefit the local people first.

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