The solution to Balochistan's problems is not separatism or violence, Anwarul Haq Kakar

Senator Anwaar-ul-Haq Kakar stated that the solution to Balochistan's problems lies not in separatism or violence, but in the effective use of constitutional, political, administrative, and developmental means. Addressing over 6,150 students from 21 stations during an ISPR Summer Internship Program, Senator Kakar extensively discussed Balochistan's history, separatist narratives, terrorism, human rights, national security, and the role of youth. He emphasized that violence is the primary tool for separatist and terrorist organizations in Balochistan and stressed the need to decisively counter terrorists and dismantle their networks. Kakar highlighted attacks on passengers, civilians, and laborers as grave violations of human rights and the right to life. He urged youth to be mentally, academically, and intellectually prepared to counter extremist and anti-state narratives, advocating for the use of language, logic, knowledge, communication, and mental capabilities in the fight against terrorism.