QUETTA: Caretaker Chief Minister Punjab Hassan Askari on Saturday met Interim Chief Minister Balochistan Alla ud Din Marri vowing both CMs to lead the provinces towards free and fair elections.

Caretaker Chief Minister Punjab Hassan Askari visited Balochistan and met with Interim CM Balochistan Alla ud Din Mari to discuss the law and order situation and election preparations in the province.

Reiterating to conduct free and fair elections Interim Chief Minister of Punjab and Balochistan have said, political parties contesting general elections would be provided equal opportunities of campaigning and their grievances over electoral process are being addressed,

“Impartial elections are the priority of caretaker Governments in the country therefore people should cast their votes without caring false hearsay regarding elections.” Hassan Askari and Alla ud Din Mari said.

Sharing their views on recent attacks on election rallies in Balochistan and KPK both Interim Chief Ministers condemned the terrorism on Haroon Bilour and Siraj Raisani’s corner meetings,

“Enemies of the country are attempting to disturb elections by stoking violence but our Law Enforcement Agencies have been utilizing their earnest efforts to prevent terrorist attacks and provide peaceful environment to the people of the country for general elections.”

Caretaker CM Balochistan Alla ud Din Mari informed the Interim CM Punjab regarding Cardiac Hospital in Balochistan announced by previous government which is severe need for people of the province.

Mr. Hasan Askari assured that the he will direct the Health Department Punjab to implement on the announced Cardiac Hospital in Balochistan by Punjab Government.

Interim CM Punjab also announced that students from Balochistan will be allowed to study in Punjab to utilize their serviced in their respective province.