QUETTA : Balochistan Chief Minister Sarfaraz Bugti announced on Saturday that the newly introduced police applications will significantly reduce public complaints and help curb incidents of harassment against women.
Speaking at a ceremony in Quetta, Bugti praised the police department for their initiative, stating that the digital platform would streamline public grievances and improve law enforcement responsiveness.
“These applications will also reduce incidents including harassment of women. I congratulate the police for this initiative,” Bugti said.
The Chief Minister further highlighted the province’s progress in education, noting that women are pursuing higher education at universities worldwide through scholarship programs. He also emphasized that Balochistan’s artificial intelligence (AI) system has received appreciation from other provinces for its effectiveness.
Addressing the families of fallen security personnel, Bugti assured them of the government’s unwavering support. “The families of our martyrs are not alone; the government is with them,” he declared.
The ceremony underscored the provincial government’s commitment to leveraging technology for public welfare while honoring those who sacrificed their lives for the nation
