QUETTA: Provincial Home Minister Saleem Khosa and Minister for Public Health Engineering Noor Muhammad Dummar have paid homage to the martyrs of Frontier Corps (FC) Balochistan saying joint operations by FC and Army restore peace in Balochistan.

“The Provincial Government has been utilizing utmost efforts to bring further stability and peace in Balochistan, but sacrifices rendered by our armed forces purged out violence from our soil.” They said while addressing Pak Army’s passed out cadets in FC Headquarter on Thursday.

Inspector General of Frontier Corps (FC) Balochistan Major General Nadeem Anjum, political and tribal elders were presented in the ceremony to rank more than 70 passed-out Army officers.

Congratulating the officers and their parents Provincial Home Minister Saleem Khosa said, the cadets have lighted the name of Balochistan,

“Terrorism and violence have gripped Balochistan for last 15 years as international powers have been looking upon our natural resources.” Saleem Khosa said adding our armed forces have been protecting the country by sacrificing their precious lives.

“CPEC has become valid for our future’s development, tough the new government has been facing many challenges but we have been taking all imperative measure to meet these challenges.”

Lauding the assistance of FC Balochistan in maintain law and order Home Minister said, FC Balochistan has always provide shoulder to various regimes in difficult circumstances.

Provincial Minister for Public Health Engineering Noor Muhammad Dummar said, our passed out cadets have proved that Pak Army is an institution of the whole country, “We believe these cadets will utilize their serviced for the protection and development of Balochistan.”

However, IG FC flanked with Provincial Minister distributed gifts and certificates among the passed out cadets.