Quetta:FC arrests Shahzain Bugti

Quetta trendpk.com: Frontier Constabulary (FC) personnel managed to arrest Shahzain Bugti, who was earlier detained at Baleli checkpost, Quetta after a huge quantity of arms and ammunitions were recovered from one of his convoy’s car.

Reportedly, Shahzain refused to come out of his tainted-glass four-wheeler and tried to escape. However, FC men intercepted his vehicle and arrested him after breaking his vehicles window glass.Bugti’s 35 men have also been arrested. Earlier, Provincial President Jamhoori Watan Party (JWP) Shah Zain Bugti was detained along with his 17 men by FC personnel after they recovered a huge cache of arms and ammunition from his motorcade at Baleli Check point in Quetta.

Shahzain, called some TV channels and told them that the recovered arms are not mine, I am being implicated. He alleged that FC wanted to arrest him to stop the announced Dera Bugti long march.Shahzain was returning to Quetta from Chaman.

The seized arms include unlicensed 43 kalashnikovs, 6 RPG, 2 rocket launchers, 70,000 rounds, 2 RR Guns and several IEDs.

Shahzain Bugti is the grandson of slain Baloch leader and former chief minister of Balochistan Nawab Akbar Khan Bugti.

Also, the FC men commandeered Bugtis 11 cars.

FC detains JWP Chief Shahzain Bugti

Balochistan: Provincial President Jamhoori Watan Party (JWP) Shah Zain Bugti has been detained along with his 17 men by FC personnel after they recovered a huge quantity of arms and ammunition from his motorcade on Wednesday.

Shahzain Bugti has been grandson of slain Baloch leader and former chief minister of Balochistan Nawab Akbar Khan Bugti.

Police and Frontier Constabulary contingents stopped the motorcade of Shahzain Bugti in Baleli in the vicinity of Quetta and captured large quantity of arms and munitions from three vehicles of motorcade, sources said.

Shahzain was returning to Quetta from Chaman.The captured arms include Klashnikovs is unlicensed, police said.

Cabinet rejects weekly 2 days off in Pakistan

ISLAMABAD, : The federal cabinet meeting rejected the proposal of two weekly holidays on Wednesday.

The meeting was being chaired by the Prime Minister Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani. The meeting also decided to minimize the expenditures of the government. The foreign visits of President and Prime Minister would be reduced by 40 percent.

The foreign visits of the ministers would also be reduced by 30 percent. President and Prime Minister would only use seven vehicles in their cavalcade. Governors and Chief Ministers would use only six vehicles in their motorcade.

The facility for the ministers to perform Hajj on the governmnent expenses would be no more. The federal ministers could only use 1800 cc cars and the provincial ministers could only use 1600 cc cars.