The Balochistan government and representatives of a multi-party alliance have reached an agreement with the families of policemen martyred in Ziarat attacks, marking the end of a nine-day sit-in protest in Quetta.The deal includes forming a judicial commission to investigate the Hanna Urak and Mangi dam area incidents.A province-wide shutdown strike was observed in solidarity with the families, affecting businesses across districts.Traders warned continued protests if demands aren't met, while officials emphasized dialogue.The agreement follows previous protests by families of victims from the Hanna Urak attack, which saw some hostages returned safely.However, families of those killed near Mangi dam persisted with their protest.
Political leaders and ministers engaged with protesters to facilitate negotiations, highlighting ongoing tensions over accountability and security in Balochistan.
Original title: Martyred cops’ families agree to end Quetta sit-in
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