Federal Interior Minister and Pakistan Cricket Board Chairman Mohsin Naqvi has said that the Pakistan Cricket Board has decided to install floodlights in the Bugti Stadium in Quetta, which will pave the way for national and international level cricket in Quetta. Quetta can no longer be ignored due to the presence of Supreme Mir Sir Faraz Bugti and Senator Anwar Haq Kakar, the Pakistan Cricket Board will also take steps to hold Pakistan Super League matches in Quetta.
He said this on Tuesday while holding a press conference at Bugti Stadium in Quetta along with Chief Minister Balochistan Mir Sir Faraz Ahmad Bugti and Senator Anwarul Haq Kakar. After the meeting, a meeting was also attended on the law and order situation, in which the sports fields were also discussed.
Chief Minister Sir Faraz Bugti said that the game of cricket should be restored in Quetta. In the last match in Quetta, a large number of fans came to watch the match. We want international cricket to come to Gwadar and Quetta. It has been decided to install floodlights in the stadium so that national and international level matches can be played. Floodlights will be installed in Bugti Stadium within a few months.
He said that with Chief Minister Mir Sarfaraz Bugti and Senator Anwarul Haq Kakar, Quetta can no longer be ignored and will take steps to hold the PSL match in Quetta. He said that in the first phase, the stadiums of Lahore, Pindi and Karachi are going to be improved. On this occasion, Balochistan Chief Minister Mir Sir Faraz Ahmed Bugti said that he is grateful for the arrival of the Federal Interior Minister for visiting Quetta. He has expressed his determination for the development of cricket.
In response to a question, he said that the government has made it mandatory to have a passport to travel from Afghanistan, can we think of traveling to any other country without a passport? Afghan citizens have been found involved in the major terrorist incidents that have taken place in the past. On this occasion, Senator Anwarul Haq Kakar said that I have never blamed the provinces for the wheat scandal. Fake news attributed to me is being circulated. The Food Security Department was told about the expected production of wheat.
Former Caretaker Prime Minister Anwarul Haq Kakar said that one way was for the government to import wheat, one way was to allow the private sector to import wheat. There should have been a discussion which did not happen.
