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ISLAMABAD, Jan 15 (APP):Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi and Balochistan Chief Minister Sarfraz Bugti on Thursday visited the residence of Major Anwar Kakar, who was recently lost his life in a terrorist bombing in Quetta attributed to India-sponsored militants.
The two leaders met the martyr’s mother, brothers, and young sons at their home on Spiny Road, Kakar Town, offering condolences and expressing solidarity with the bereaved family. They paid tribute to Major Kakar’s “supreme sacrifice,” and offered prayers for the departed officer.
Naqvi and Bugti praised the courage of Major Kakar’s mother, who told the visitors she was proud of her son’s martyrdom, adding that two more of her sons were ready to serve the country.
Interior Minister Naqvi expressed affection and support for the late officer’s children and announced that another son of Major Kakar would be admitted to Aitchison College. Chief Minister Bugti announced a government job for the martyr’s brother, Khudaidad Khan, and said that a school would be named after Major Kakar.
Naqvi lauded the strength and resolve of the martyr’s mother, calling her “a symbol of national courage,” and stating that the determination of families like theirs strengthened the nation’s spirit. Bugti said the nation salutes Major Kakar’s sacrifice, adding that martyrs are the “pride and honour of the country” and will always be remembered.
Prayers were offered for patience and fortitude for the family. Provincial ministers, the Balochistan Chief Secretary, and the Inspector General of Police were also present during the visit.
Major Anwar Kakar was martyred some weeks ago in a blast in Quetta attributed to India-backed militants.