Balochistan Chief Minister Sarfraz Bugti has announced financial support for the family of Ali Murtaza, who lost his life in a terrorist attack.
The provincial government will pay for the medical treatment of Ali Murtaza’s widow and also cover the educational expenses of his daughters until they complete 16 years of schooling.
The announcement was made after the Chief Minister visited the family to offer his condolences and express sympathy during their time of grief. He met with the family members and assured them that the provincial government would continue to stand by them and provide the support they need.
During the visit, Sarfraz Bugti described Ali Murtaza as a “martyr of Pakistan” and paid tribute to his sacrifice. He said the government recognizes the hardships faced by families affected by terrorism and remains committed to helping them rebuild their lives.
The Chief Minister also reaffirmed the government’s commitment to supporting victims of terrorism and their families through practical assistance and welfare measures. He said that the government would continue to take steps to ensure that affected families receive the care and support they deserve.
Speaking about the overall security situation, Sarfraz Bugti stated that the writ of the state remains strong across Balochistan despite ongoing security challenges. He said the government and law enforcement agencies will continue their efforts to maintain peace and protect citizens from terrorist threats.
The announcement reflects the provincial government’s commitment to assisting families affected by violence while continuing efforts to strengthen security and stability across Balochistan. Officials have said that supporting victims remains an important part of the government’s broader public welfare initiatives.
