In an important development, the opposition has proposed convening an in-camera joint session of Parliament to address the deteriorating security situation in Balochistan. The proposal came during a meeting held in the chamber of the Speaker of the National Assembly between representatives of the government and the opposition.
The discussions primarily focused on the current state of affairs in Balochistan and issues related to national security.
According to the sources, the opposition emphasized the need for a private, in-camera session to deliberate on the gravity of the situation in Balochistan.
Both sides reached a consensus that, to restore peace and order in the province, the government and opposition must work together. Additionally, there was consideration of convening a meeting of the Parliamentary Committee on National Security to further address security concerns.
The sources also said that the government and opposition agreed to jointly persuade Sardar Akhtar Mengal to reconsider and withdraw his resignation, signaling a possible political resolution to ongoing tensions.
The proposal highlights the urgency and seriousness of the situation in Balochistan, where escalating violence and unrest have drawn national attention, necessitating a coordinated response from the country’s political leadership.
