Senior security official emphasizes dialogue for peace in Balochistan
Most outlets highlighted the official's call for dialogue over military action as the key to achieving peace in Balochistan. The Express Tribune added that security measures alone cannot produce "lasting peace" and that winning over the local population is essential, while Minute Mirror focused on the need for a long-term political and strategic strategy.
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Dialogue, not force key to peace in Balochistan, says security official
A senior security official on Friday called for a fresh political and strategic approach to Balochistan, arguing that the province’s complex problems could not be resolved through the use of force alone and that the way forward lay in sustained dialogue with ordinary Baloch people. “We need to win peace, not war, in Balochistan,” the […]
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Dialogue, not bullets, key to peace in Balochistan
A senior security official has called for a long-term political and strategic strategy to address the challenges facing Balochistan, saying
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'Dialogue, not bullets,' only path to peace in Balochistan
Senior security official stresses engaging masses Terms challenges confronting province serious Says Baloch voic
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