Islamabad (HRNW): Prominent political leader Sanaullah Baloch has said that if tribal leaders or chiefs are being accused of blackmailing the state, their names and the permits allegedly obtained by them should be made public so that the facts are clear before the people.
In his statement, Sanaullah Baloch said it would have been better if the names of the tribal chiefs had been disclosed and the permits they had obtained had also been presented. He added that every citizen of Pakistan has the right to know which tribal leader or chief is allegedly involved in actions that amount to blackmailing the state.
He emphasized that transparency is essential in such matters and that the public should be provided with factual information rather than vague allegations. According to him, identifying the individuals involved and presenting documentary evidence would help distinguish facts from accusations and ensure that any legal action is taken in accordance with the law.
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