Quaid-e-Azam’s Vision Was Based on Equality and Inclusion: Baloch -

Islamabad: Founder of the Pakistan Front Movement (PFM) and Chairman of the Baloch International Congress Trust(BICT) Lal Dino Mari Baloch, in his special message on 25 December—marking the birth anniversary of Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah and the Christian festival of Christmas—paid tribute to the founder of Pakistan, describing him as a principled and visionary leader.
He said that Quaid-e-Azam’s concept of Pakistan was not merely a geographical entity but a constitutional, democratic and justice-based state where all citizens enjoy equal rights irrespective of religion, race or belief. Baloch stated that the Constitution of Pakistan guarantees fundamental rights to all citizens without discrimination, reflecting Jinnah’s vision of an inclusive society.
Extending warm Christmas greetings to the Christian community, he acknowledged their significant contributions to Pakistan’s development, particularly in education, healthcare, defence and social welfare. He reaffirmed that the Pakistan Front Movement remains committed to building a Pakistan that truly reflects the ideals of inclusion, tolerance and protection of minority rights envisioned by Quaid-e-Azam.
He paid tribute to the leaders, workers, martyrs and unsung heroes who sacrificed for the creation of Pakistan, stressing that freedom can only be preserved through national unity, rule of law and justice. Urging the government to safeguard minority rights as a constitutional responsibility, he emphasized that equal dignity and security for all citizens are essential for lasting peace and stability.
Addressing the youth, he called on them to uphold hard work, integrity and knowledge to help build a peaceful, strong and prosperous Pakistan.