QUETTA: The Balochistan Awami Party (BAP) and Jamiat Ahle Hadees’ (JAH) provincial chapter agreed to politically cooperate with each other for the next general elections.
Senate chairman and BAP leader Sadiq Sanjrani visited Quetta to forge new alliances with other parties for the upcoming polls following in the footsteps of the PML-N. During his visit to Balochistan’s provincial capital, he met with the leadership of the Jamiat Ahle Hadees’ leadership in the province. In the huddle, Sanjrani was accompanied by other BAP leaders including Senator Manzoor Ahmed Kakar, former MPA Mir Khalid Langove and others.
The JAH delegation included its Balochistan chief Maulana Abu Turab and 30 district presidents of the religo-political party. During the huddle, Sanjrani highlighted the significance of education for the development of Balochistan.
The Senate chairman maintained that all the stakeholders and political parties were united for the uplift of the province.
Speaking about Israel’s ongoing atrocities in Gaza, Sanjrani said the Pakistani government and its people stood by the Palestinian people. He added that efforts were being made to find a lasting solution to the Palestine problem. As the next general elections are drawing closer, political parties are making efforts to forge new alliances. On Tuesday, the PML-N formed an alliance with the MQM-P and announced reaching out to other players in Sindh.
Now it seems to have set its eyes on Balochistan. The PML-N sent its senior leader Ayaz Sadiq to the province and he reportedly managed reel in a former BAP leader to his party’s fold. –Agencies