Quetta: Balochistan Chief Minister Mir Abdul Qudous Bizenjo has said that I have recognized Zardari’s political tact and leadership skills since the beginning.
He said in one of his statements that I had the intention of joining Pakistan People’s Party but then we formed Balochistan Awami Party (BAP) to solve the problems of Balochistan.
The chief minister said that the purpose of establishing the BAP party was to find the solution to the problems of the province in Balochistan. Therefore, he postponed the decision and started his political journey with a new party.
Mir Abdul Qudous Bizenjo said that Balochistan province is half of Pakistan, despite this, we are not given our right, we cannot solve the problems of the people due to not getting part of the NFC award. Promised to give Rs. but that too has not been received yet.
He said that unfortunately steps have not been taken to end the poverty and backwardness of Balochistan, the main reason for both of these things is the non-availability of funds and the lack of attention of the federation.
The Chief Minister said that providing security to half of Pakistan is a big challenge which consumes 40% of our resources, if we do not maintain this security, it will affect other provinces as well. The representative should get development funds for the constituency.
He said that we believe in taking everyone together, this is the reason why no opposition was seen in the entire budget session, we are demanding our rights according to the constitution and law while staying within our limits. It should not be seen that every province demands its right, we are also demanding.
Abdul Qudous Bizenjo said that if the development funds are increased to 300 billion rupees, it will be a good thing for the improvement of the province and the people. There are few government jobs in our province and there are no industries. They will become tools of the enemy.
He said that Iranian diesel and petrol business is being relaxed on the border and measures are not being taken to stop smuggling.
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