Sarfarz Urges Pakistanis to Embrace Quaid’s Principles for a Better Future
CM Bugti Orders Reopening of Closed Schools in Pishin by December 1
Balochistan Govt to Release Emergency Funds for Flood Relief in Naseerabad,
Quetta_Balochistan Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti praised the founder of Pakistan, Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah, as a guiding light for all Pakistanis. He emphasized the importance of remembering the tireless efforts and sacrifices of Pakistan’s founders, and adhering to the principles of unity, organization, and faith to build a better future.
CM Bugti highlighted Quaid-e-Azam’s prioritization of a separate homeland for Muslims, citing the Lahore Resolution and the Muslim League’s electoral victory in 1945 as pivotal moments. He described Quaid-e-Azam’s life as a golden chapter in Pakistan’s history, teaching valuable lessons in collectivism and progress.
By following Quaid-e-Azam’s principles, CM Bugti believes Pakistanis can overcome prejudices and work towards a brighter future. He urged collective effort to build a progressive Pakistan, celebrating Quaid-e-Azam’s legacy as a guiding force for the nation.
Earlier,
Balochistan Chief Minister Mir Sarfaraz Bugti visited Pashin on Tuesday to condole the death of Haji Abdul Nabi, uncle of provincial assembly member Asghar Khan Tareen. During his one-day visit, CM Bugti met with locals, listened to their problems, and expressed his anger over the closure of public schools in the area.
He ordered the reopening of all closed schools by December 14 and directed the recruitment of teachers on a contract basis to revive inactive schools. CM Bugti emphasized the importance of good governance in solving public problems and improving service delivery.
The Chief Minister also announced plans to complete peace and development projects in Pishin within the stipulated period, aiming to make it a model town. Member of Balochistan Assembly Asghar Khan Tareen and spokesperson Shahid Rand accompanied CM Bugti during his visit.
While,
Mir Sarfraz Bugti was held at the Chief Minister’s Secretariat to assess the damages caused by recent monsoon rains in Naseerabad Division. Provincial ministers, assembly members, and officials attended the meeting, discussing the situation in affected areas and suggesting rehabilitation measures.
CM Bugti emphasized the need for a workable strategy to address annual flood situations due to climate change. He ordered the release of emergency funds for repairs and drainage projects, directing completion within two weeks. A complete feasibility study of Naseerabad Division was also ordered to tackle future flood situations.
The provincial government assured relief and rehabilitation work on an emergency and priority basis in the flood-affected areas. Attendees included Provincial Minister of Communications Mir Salim Khan Khosa, Minister of Health Sardarzada Faisal Khan Jamali, and other officials.
