National Party Leaders Hold Meeting in Sibi, Discuss Organizational Matters and Public Issues
Sibi:Central Spokesperson of the National Party, Ali Ahmed Lango, and General Secretary Quetta, Riaz Zahri, held a detailed meeting with party leaders and workers at the National Party Sibi office. The meeting was attended by National Party Sibi President Mir Aslam Gashkori, Yar Jan Bangulzai, Muhammad Khan Silachi, Mir Mujtaba Taino, Comrade Hidayat Rasool, and other leaders and activists.
During the meeting, participants held an in-depth discussion on the organizational situation in Sibi, the public issues faced by local residents, and the overall political situation of the country.
Speaking on the occasion, Central Spokesperson Ali Ahmed Lango said that Sibi is an ancient and historic city, but unfortunately it still lacks basic facilities. He said the city has inadequate infrastructure, ineffective education and health systems, and limited employment opportunities, causing severe hardships for the people.
He emphasized that genuine representation can only be provided by political workers who live among the people, understand their problems, and struggle for their resolution. He urged the people of Sibi to move beyond traditional politics and become part of a conscious and positive political change.
Ali Ahmed Lango further stated that Balochistan’s coastal and natural resources are often described as vital and game-changers for the national economy, benefiting other parts of the country, while Balochistan itself remains deprived of even basic necessities. He said that if federal ministers and representatives had seriously debated the injustices and flawed policies towards Balochistan, the province would not be facing such deprivation and despair today.
He added that peace and development in Balochistan will not come through emotional speeches, but by recognizing the people’s rightful ownership over their resources. Fair policies and genuine representation of the local population must be ensured.
He concluded by saying that the National Party will continue its organized struggle to transform the country from a security state into a welfare state, uphold public rights, restore democracy, ensure parliamentary supremacy, establish an independent and just judicial system, protect freedom of expression, support a free media, and ensure transparent elections.
