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Sarfraz Bugti
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Baloch American Congress president expresses discontent over appointment of Sarfraz Bugti as Balochistan CM

| @indiablooms | Mar 04, 2024, at 10:25 pm

Baloch American Congress president Tara Chand has expressed discontent over the appointment of Sarfraz Bugti as Balochistan CM.

He was elected unopposed as the Chief Minister.

He secured 41 votes during Saturday's polls.

Expressing concern, Chand posted on X: "The appointment of Chaudhry Sarfaraz Bugti, a death squad leader, as Chief Minister in #Balochistan by Pakistani army agencies is deeply concerning. We strongly oppose and condemn his involvement in the Baloch #genocide. @PakSarfrazbugti@BBhuttoZardari."

After being elected as CM, Bugti recently asked Baloch insurgents to abandon their armed struggle and join mainstream politics for the achievement of the people’s rights.

Speaking on the floor of the house on Saturday after being elected unopposed as Balochistan chief minister, Bugti was quoted as saying by Dawn News: “Rights could not be achieved through arms.”

He said all issues could be resolved through dialogues.

“I will invite the angry people repeatedly to come down and become good citizens and join the struggle of the government in its efforts for the development of the country,” he said.

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