The Baloch Member of the National Assembly (MNA) Sardar Akhtar Mengal on April 24 raised the issue of missing persons questioning as to why the legislation regarding forced disappearance was being kept pending, reports The News. Speaking on a point of order in the NA, Mengal said the pen with which the Government had signed six-point agreement with Balochistan National Party - Mengal (BNP-Mengal) has been broken. The BNP-Mengal had reached a six-point agreement with Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) last year in return for support for formation of PTI government in the Centre. The points include recovery of missing persons, immediate repatriation of Afghan refugees, implementation on the NAP, implementation on six percent quota for Balochistan in jobs in the Federal Government and construction of dams in Balochistan to meet acute water shortage. “We have time and again asked for formation of committee for implementation of the agreement,” he said. The Baloch leader regretted that what had been happening in the NA was considered more important than the problems of the Balochistan province. “The Balochistan province is mired in problems due to natural calamities and terrorism,” he said.