Negotiations between the government delegation and Akhtar Mengal’s BNP-M ended without resolution. Mengal insists protests will continue until all missing persons are released. The government delegation has returned to Quetta after the talks in Lakpass.
On Tuesday, negotiations between the government delegation and Akhtar Mengal, the leader of the Balochistan National Party-Mengal (BNP-M), concluded without achieving any significant progress. The talks took place in Lakpass and involved government officials Zahoor Ahmed Buledi, Bakht Muhammad Kakar, and Sardar Noor Ahmed Bangulzai, who aimed to persuade Mengal to cease the ongoing sit-in protest.
Sources indicate that Akhtar Mengal firmly stated that the protests would persist until all missing persons are released. Following the unsuccessful discussions, the government delegation returned to Quetta from Lakpass, leaving the sit-in unresolved. The situation continues to highlight the concerns regarding the status of missing individuals in the region and the potential ramifications of the protests.
In summary, the negotiations between the government and BNP-M, led by Akhtar Mengal, reached an impasse, with no resolutions found. The insistence of Mengal on continuing the protests until the issue of missing persons is addressed underscores the growing tensions in the region. As the government delegation has returned without a successful outcome, the situation remains highly sensitive and unresolved.
Original Source: dunyanews.tv
