Planning Minister Ahsan Iqbal on Sunday blamed the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) for increasing terror wave.
Expressing his thoughts, Iqbal stated: "The UN Security Council had condemned the incident through a resolution. Even the countries like the United States and Russia cannot do anything over such events like terrorism," said Iqbal.
"The enemy is trying to stop the progression of Balochistan, China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) and mineral sector," he added.
"Nobody can harm the country during the presence of the valiant soldiers," the minister maintained.
He said: "Jaffar Express attack is one of the worst incidents of terrorism."
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Earlier on Saturday, Iqbal said, "Over thousands of people have been brought from other countries to Pakistan. The government had ended terrorism successfully in our tenure."
"The country's enemies want to stop the economic growth," said Iqbal.
He said, "The terrorists would rather not see economic prosperity in Balochistan."
“Balochistan will get the $5 billion, which paves the way for prosperity across the province," said Iqbal.
