QUETTA: On Thursday, following successful negotiations with the province government, the Baloch Solidarity Committee (BSC) decided to end their sit-in protests in many Baloch cities, according to a report by Dunya News.

Following the agreement’s signature by BSC leader Dr. Mahrang Baloch and Deputy Commissioner Gwadar, the Baloch Solidarity Committee declared an end to all sit-ins throughout Balochistan, including Gwadar.

Following the agreement, the province interior ministry released a statement announcing the restoration of mobile network services and the impending opening of the roadways following the removal of obstructions.

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