Agha Hassan Baloch Congratulates Newly Elected Members, Calls for Strengthening BNP’s National Struggle

Quetta:Agha Hassan Baloch, the Central Information Secretary of the Balochistan National Party (BNP) and former Federal Minister, congratulated the newly elected leaders, including Hamid Sajna Baloch (President of Karachi Division), Mir Qadir Bakhsh Mengal (President of Kalat), Haji Mohammad Anwar (District President of Mastung), Abdul Latif Qalandrani (President of Surrab), and other district general secretaries and cabinet members.

Agha Hassan expressed hope that the newly elected members would dedicate their abilities to further the party’s programs and ensure their message reaches every home, emphasizing their willingness to make any necessary sacrifice for the cause. He highlighted that BNP is the true political, popular, and ideological force capable of addressing the ongoing crisis in Balochistan, asserting that only the party can face the current challenges in the region.

He noted that BNP has consistently worked for the recovery of missing persons and the protection of human rights, continuing its struggle from the era of both military and civilian dictatorships. Agha Hassan stressed the importance of making the party more active and dynamic to further extend its influence and achieve its goals.

He called upon ideological workers to strengthen the party by maintaining close relations with the public and playing a proactive role in addressing issues like injustice, the national struggle, and the resolution of Balochistan’s problems. The new office-bearers, he said, must work tirelessly to take the party’s message to remote areas of Balochistan and ensure its programs reach the masses.

Agha Hassan Baloch also pointed out that Balochistan requires strong political leadership, and BNP is increasingly gaining acceptance. While many remain wary of the party’s leader, Sardar Akhtar Jan Mengal, the party remains committed to advancing its national struggle in a democratic and political manner. He emphasized that BNP is a party of martyrs and its leaders have faced difficult times with resilience, vowing not to back down from any sacrifices in the future.