Basant returns to Quetta with full celebrations after Lahore revival, as authorities issue safety warnings for peaceful festival.

After the vibrant return of Basant in Lahore, the traditional kite-flying festival is now being celebrated in Quetta with great enthusiasm and cultural spirit.

Local administration and police have issued strict safety guidelines, urging citizens to celebrate Basant in a peaceful and responsible manner. Authorities have clearly warned against aerial firing, which has previously caused serious injuries and fatalities during such events.

According to officials, Basant festivities in Quetta will continue from February 13 to February 15. Special security arrangements have been put in place across key areas to ensure public safety and prevent any untoward incidents.

The revival of Basant in Lahore earlier created a wave of excitement after nearly two decades. Thousands of residents gathered on rooftops and streets, flying colorful kites and enjoying traditional music, food, and family gatherings. The celebrations brought back memories of the city’s historic cultural heritage.

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Inspired by Lahore’s successful celebrations, Quetta residents are now eagerly participating in the festival. Markets are witnessing increased activity, with kite sellers and related businesses benefiting from the seasonal demand.

Officials emphasized that while Basant is an important cultural tradition, public safety remains the top priority. Citizens have been urged to cooperate with authorities and avoid dangerous practices to ensure everyone can enjoy the festival safely.