Balochistan CM honours brothers who helped acid attack victim
Balochistan Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti announced government jobs for Abdul Razzaq Khilji and his brother in recognition of their courageous actions.
The brothers helped Dr Mahnoor Nasar after she became a victim of an acid attack at Civil Hospital Quetta.
The chief minister met the two young men at the Chief Minister’s Secretariat and praised them for showing courage during a difficult situation.
CM praises brothers’ courage
During the meeting, Bugti appreciated Abdul Razzaq Khilji for risking his own safety to help the injured doctor.
He described both brothers as responsible and compassionate citizens who had shown an important sense of humanity.
The chief minister said their actions were an example of how ordinary citizens can make a difference when someone is facing danger.
He also said such people should be recognised because their courage can encourage others to help those in need.
According to the chief minister, Abdul Razzaq and his brother demonstrated bravery without expecting anything in return.
Bugti said their actions were a source of pride for Balochistan and could provide a positive example for young people across the province.
Government promises recognition
The chief minister said the provincial government values citizens who step forward to protect lives and assist people during emergencies.
He added that the government would continue recognising individuals who demonstrate exceptional courage and humanitarian spirit.
The decision to offer government jobs is intended to formally acknowledge the brothers’ contribution following the attack.
Bugti also stressed that society needs more people who are willing to show empathy and responsibility when others are in distress.
The announcement comes as the incident involving Dr Mahnoor Nasar has drawn attention to the importance of public support for victims during emergencies.
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Brothers thank CM for support
Abdul Razzaq Khilji and his brother expressed gratitude to the chief minister for recognising their efforts.
They said the government’s decision was an honour for them and appreciated the support provided after the incident.
The brothers also welcomed the provincial government’s response and its commitment to supporting people affected by difficult circumstances.
Their recognition highlights how quick action by citizens can become an important part of emergency assistance.
