Sadiq Umrani accuses CM Raisani of role in Balochistan doctors’ kidnappings

Dawn.com Published November 1, 2012

Doctors from the Pakistan Medical Association protest in Quetta against the government's failure to rescue kidnapped psychiatrist Dr Ghulam Rasool – Photo by INP/File

QUETTA: Sadiq Umrani on Thursday accused Chief Minister Balochistan Aslam Raisani of involvement in the kidnappings of doctors across the province, DawnNews reported.

Speaking to media representatives in Quetta, Umrani said that the provincial government had failed in establishing law and order in Balochistan.

He added the there had been a hike in the incidents of targeted killings and kidnapping for ransom in the province.

Umrani further said that 18 activists of the PPP had been killed in Kalat during the past two years.

Earlier today, PPP's Kalat division had suspended Raisani's party membership, stating that the chief minister had been continually violating party policies.

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Muhammad Asghar khan

Nov 01, 2012 07:59pm

very good

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G Qadir

Nov 01, 2012 05:08pm

There seems to be no authority of government in Balochistan. If the provincial chief (i.e. PM) remains under drug influence, how you can expect peace in that province. You can imagine his non-sense thinking by his claim (in the past) that a degree is a degree, real or fake. Some one would tell this idiot that a fake degree is a piece of junk and a proff of criminal mentality of its holder. Real degree is a scholarly award that cannot be given to cheats like our politicians. In this gang of criminals, a disgraced person like Raisani is the PM of a province. What a shame.

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