NP to boycott conferences

Published October 23, 2007

QUETTA, Oct 22: The National Party has decided to boycott all conferences convened by the government, alleging that the government itself was a threat to all political parties in the country.

The decision was taken in a meeting of the party’s central committee held on Monday under Dr Abdul Hayee Baloch.

The meeting decided to hold talks with nationalist and other political parties for forming an election alliance. The committee reviewed the overall political situation and called upon the government to stop the military operation in Balochistan.

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