Declaring a state of emergency in Pakistan’s Baluchistan province due to security threats
| On the eve of Pakistan's general elections, the state government of Balochistan has declared a state of emergency after receiving information about security threats. |
According to the regional office of Tasnim News Agency, “Khan Achakzai, Minister of Information of the Balochistan state government, announced that there is a possibility of suicide attacks in Quetta and other areas of this province.
Achakzai said in a video message on X According to Pakistan’s intelligence, there are security threats in Quetta for two weeks.
He added that in order to curb insecurity, the government of Balochistan has implemented a law according to which all gatherings of more than Four people are prohibited.
Acekzai said that all election gatherings need a police permit.
While A state of emergency has been declared in one of the four states of Pakistan, and there are less than two weeks left until the country’s national elections.
Pakistan’s parliamentary elections will be held on 19 Bahman and the party that wins the election will take over the helm of power.
On the eve of the national elections in Pakistan, tensions have intensified in this country and recently there have been numerous attacks on election candidates in the states It has been reported in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan. Pakistani Taliban: We will not attack election campaigns
It should be said that the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) as the main militant group against the government of Pakistan guarantees data that will not target the election process and the parties participating in it.
| Publisher | Tasnim News |
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