Balochistan government cracks down on employees for anti-state activities, faces backlash from rights groups.

The Balochistan government, under the leadership of Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti, is set to take strict measures against government employees engaged in activities deemed anti-state. The crackdown will involve monitoring these individuals and terminating their employment if they do not actively promote national symbols within educational establishments. The initiative aims to quell any form of activism or opposition within the region, but it has sparked backlash from various international human rights organizations.

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