CM Bugti urges youth to reject extremism at ISPR Summer Camp

The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) organized the Summer Camp 2026 for students from across Pakistan,

The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) organized the Summer Camp 2026 for students from across Pakistan, bringing together more than 4,000 male and female participants from different regions of the country.

During the camp, Balochistan Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti held a special interactive session with the students, where he discussed national unity, responsible citizenship and the role of young people in shaping Pakistan’s future.

Addressing the participants, Bugti said that terrorism and violence in any form can never be justified. He emphasized that peace, stability and national harmony are essential for the country’s progress.

The chief minister said Pakistan has gained increasing international attention due to the efforts of the prime minister and the field marshal, adding that the country’s global standing has strengthened in recent years.

He also urged students to use social media responsibly, encouraging them to verify information before sharing it and remain aware of misinformation and propaganda.

Bugti warned that misleading information and online propaganda have become powerful tools for influencing young minds, stressing the importance of critical thinking, research and awareness while using digital platforms.

The ISPR Summer Camp aims to engage students from across the country through educational, motivational and leadership-focused activities while promoting national cohesion and responsible citizenship.