The women parliamentarians from the Balochistan Assembly have extended an invitation to Dr Mahrang Baloch for dialogue, stressing the importance of resolving issues through peaceful negotiations. They assert that while protests are permissible, they must adhere to legal boundaries.
Dr Rubaba Buledi, along with Deputy Speaker Ghazala Gola, Meena Majeed, Hadiya Nawaz, and Farah Azeem Shah, voiced their stance during a press conference. They affirmed that the Pakistani military serves as a safeguard, underlining the right of citizens to protest within the confines of the law.
Meena Majeed Baloch highlighted recent protests in Quetta, cautioning against disruptions in Gwadar, a critical hub for CPEC deliberations. She emphasized the need for lawful protest venues, expressing concern over incidents of violence.
Dr Rubaba Buledi underscored the Assembly’s unanimous resolution on women’s issues, signaling a bipartisan commitment to Balochistan’s women’s welfare. She extended an olive branch to Dr Mahrang Baloch for discussions, underscoring the importance of lawful dissent.
Deputy Speaker Ghazala Gola reiterated the Assembly’s dedication to women’s rights, urging respect among parliamentarians despite recent conflicts. She expressed willingness to meet Dr Mahrang Baloch, stressing the importance of lawful assembly permissions.
Farah Azeem Shah commended government efforts while acknowledging challenges to Balochistan’s progress. She echoed sentiments on peaceful protest rights, stressing adherence to legal protocols.
Dr Mahrang Baloch, known for advocating Balochistan’s rights, was also mentioned, with the parliamentarians affirming their support for the people’s cause. They emphasized the government’s role in ensuring peace and security.
“Pakistan is our country, and the military is our shield,” affirmed the parliamentarians, encapsulating their stance on national security.
The call for dialogue with Dr Mahrang Baloch underscores a pivotal moment in Balochistan’s political landscape, emphasizing the role of lawful expression and governmental responsibility in maintaining stability and progress.
