Authorities in Balochistan have decided to seek the services of the Federal Constabulary to improve the law and order situation in the province. The decision was made during a security meeting held in Quetta. Officials said that Federal Constabulary will be deployed to maintain peace in Balochistan as part of efforts to strengthen stability in the region.
The meeting was chaired by Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi and Chief Minister Sarfaraz Bugti. Senior officials from federal and provincial institutions attended the session and discussed several issues related to security and governance.
During the meeting, officials were briefed on law and order, the return of Afghan refugees, and actions against illegal activities such as hawala-hundi, extortion, and smuggling. Authorities emphasized the need for stronger coordination between federal and provincial agencies.
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Under the new plan, around 3,000 personnel from two wings of the Federal Constabulary will be deployed in the first phase. The meeting also decided to make the Federal Investigation Agency more active in the province and to recruit local people for vacant positions.
Officials also agreed to increase monitoring of anti-state propaganda on social media and to take strict action against those involved. The government assured full support to provincial authorities and reaffirmed that Federal Constabulary will be deployed to maintain peace in Balochistan as part of a broader strategy to ensure stability and security in the province.
