National Party pays tribute to Mir Hasil Khan Bizenjo on his death anniversary
The National Party’s central spokesperson Ali Ahmed Langau has paid glowing tribute to Mir Hasil Khan Bizenjo, describing him as a fearless voice of democracy and one of the leading figures of resistance politics in Pakistan.
In a statement issued on the occasion of Bizenjo’s death anniversary, Ali Ahmed Langau said that August 20 marks a somber day in the history of democratic struggle, when the nation lost a towering, courageous, and principled leader. He emphasized that Bizenjo was a staunch advocate of constitutional supremacy, people’s sovereignty, and national independence, who consistently raised his voice against dictatorship, oppression, and violations of public rights.
The spokesperson highlighted that Bizenjo’s lifelong struggle was dedicated to securing political, national, and economic rights for the people of Balochistan, strengthening true federalism, ensuring parliamentary supremacy, and promoting a transparent democratic process in the country. “His political vision and struggle remain a guiding light for all democratic forces today,” Langau added.
To honor his legacy, the National Party announced that condolence meetings will be held across Balochistan on August 20, while a central reference will take place in Quetta on September 20, attended by party leadership and representatives from diverse schools of thought. The event will commemorate Bizenjo’s contributions to democracy and his unwavering commitment to the rights of the people.