The Government of Balochistan has reacted promptly to the alleged attack on a local woman, Shahida Mukhtiar, in Quetta. Under the leadership of Chief Minister Mir Sarfaraz Bugti, the administration, after immediate contact with police authorities, registered a First Information Report (FIR) against the accused and took swift action.
The Chief Minister’s Advisor on Political and Media Affairs, Shahid Rind, confirmed today that immediate steps were taken on the Chief Minister’s instructions to ensure a thorough investigation. Personal Staff Officer Syed Amin was tasked with liaising with law enforcement agencies to expedite the legal process.
Rind pointed out the Chief Minister’s insistence on a transparent, impartial, and merit-based investigation. He emphasized the government’s zero-tolerance policy on violence, harassment, and abuse against women, stressing that providing justice to the victim is a top priority.
Authorities are committed to ensuring that those responsible for the incident are held accountable and face legal consequences. This decisive action demonstrates the Balochistan government’s commitment to protecting women’s rights and maintaining public safety.
In a statement, Rind assured that the government would not allow any leniency for those involved and reiterated the importance of timely justice for the victim. This incident highlights the ongoing efforts to address and eliminate gender-based violence in the region.