Author: Ghulam Hussain Baloch
By Ghulam Hussain Baloch QUETTA: In a passionate statement, Mir Abdul Samad Zehri, the central secretary of the Balochistan National Party Awami, has condemned the actions of the trawler mafia, accusing them of devastating Balochistan’s fisheries and leaving local fishermen in dire straits. According to Zehri, the trawler mafia has effectively destroyed the marine resources along a vast stretch of Balochistan’s coastline, spanning over 700 kilometers from Gadani to Sonmiani, leaving fishermen unable to support their families. Zehri emphasized that the party would soon increase pressure on the trawler mafia and launch an intensified campaign to curb their illegal activities.…
By Ghulam Hussain Baloch KALAT: A newly approved power feeder by the Karachi Electric Supply Corporation (KESC) was officially inaugurated by members of the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), including Provincial Council Member and Chairman of the Municipal Committee Nawabzada Mir Shoaib Jan Zehri, Provincial Council Member Sardar Shakeel Jan Dhowar, and Sardarzada Naeem Jan Dhowar. The event saw strong participation from PPP city councilors and local workers. During the inauguration, Nawabzada Mir Shoaib Jan Zehri commended WAPDA (Water and Power Development Authority) Executive Engineer Shabbir Ahmed Mastoi for his unwavering efforts in resolving the long-pending feeder issue. Zehri highlighted that,…
By Ghulam Hussain QUETTA: In a landmark initiative aimed at empowering young women, Balochistan Chief Minister Sarfraz Bugti distributed 50 scooties to female students through a lottery-based system. Speaking at the event, Bugti underlined his commitment to fostering gender equality and supporting the educational and professional aspirations of women in the province. The pink scooties, designed for ease of use and safety, are part of a broader program to enhance women’s mobility and independence in a traditionally conservative region. Bugti pledged to expand such initiatives in the future, recognizing the transformative role they play in creating a more equitable society.…
By Ghulam Hussain QUETTA: A fresh wave of western winds is set to sweep across the upper regions of Pakistan, beginning on November 28, according to the Pakistan Meteorological Department. Starting from November 29, the weather system will bring strong winds, thunderstorms, and rain, with Balochistan and the northern areas expected to be the hardest hit. The affected regions are expected to experience inclement weather from November 29 to December 2. Specifically, Quetta, Pishin, Ziarat, and Qila Saifullah will face heavy rain accompanied by thunder and gusty winds. In the hilly areas, including Waziristan, Mohmand, Dir, Khyber, Malakand, and Kohistan,…
By Ghulam Hussian Baloch QUETTA: Akhtar Jan Mengal, leader of the Balochistan National Party (BNP), has strongly condemned what he described as discriminatory policies by the Sindh government. He expressed deep concern over the treatment of Baloch communities in Karachi, particularly in areas like Lyari and Malir. Mengal criticized the government’s directive requiring visitors from Balochistan or other regions to report their details to local police stations, calling it an unnecessary and harassing measure. Mengal remarked that such policies create the impression that Baloch people are not regarded as equal citizens of Pakistan. He asserted that the Constitution guarantees every…
By Ghulam Hussain Baloch QUETTA: Chief Minister of Balochistan, Sardar Abdul Rehman Surrfraz Bugti, has announced the provincial government’s commitment to carrying out targeted operations against terrorists, marking a significant escalation in the fight against violence and instability in the region. Speaking to the media in Quetta, Bugti called on opposition political parties to present alternative solutions if they disagree with the government’s approach, emphasizing that the security of the province and its people is paramount. Bugti’s statement comes amidst growing concerns over the increasing threat of terrorism and violence in Balochistan, a province that has long grappled with insurgency…
By Ghulam Hussain Baloch KALAT: In a significant milestone for Kalat, the Balochistan National Party (BNP) has fulfilled another promise to the local community by officially inaugurating the Kapoto Grid Station. The project, initiated in 2022 under the leadership of BNP chief Sardar Akhtar Jan Mengal, was launched today amidst celebrations and prayers for prosperity. The foundation stone for the grid station was laid two years ago by Sardar Mengal himself, marking the beginning of an initiative aimed at improving the region’s infrastructure and agricultural output. The launch event saw a large turnout, with key BNP figures including former president…
By Ghulam Hussain Baloch QALAT: In a visit to the Government Dawood Model High School examination center, Additional Deputy Commissioner Dr. Dost Mohammad Lango took the opportunity to interact with students amid the ongoing 8th-grade exams. During the visit, Dr. Lango inquired about the paper the students were taking and offered words of encouragement for their efforts. Emphasizing the importance of diligent study and personal integrity, Dr. Lango urged the students to avoid the temptation of cheating, a practice he described as detrimental to their growth and abilities. He stressed that true success lies in relying on one’s own efforts…
By Ghulam Hussain Baloch QUETTA: Mir Kabir Ahmad Mohammad Shehi, the General Secretary of the National Party, delivered a passionate speech at a protest rally demanding the recovery of missing person Masoor Kakhar. He condemned the failure of the “Safe City” initiative, despite billions of rupees spent on its implementation, while incidents of abduction continue to plague the province. “Where is the ‘Safe City’ now, when innocent children are kidnapped in broad daylight?” Shehi questioned, highlighting the growing insecurity in Balochistan. The National Party leader expressed grave concerns about the functioning of the Balochistan Assembly, accusing it of being populated…
Ghulam Hussain QUETTA: Balochistan is experiencing a cold snap, with temperatures plummeting to freezing levels in some areas. The lowest recorded temperature was in Qalat, where the mercury dropped to 0°C. Other parts of the province, including Quetta, saw minimum temperatures of 1°C, while Sibi reported a relatively higher 15°C. Coastal areas such as Gwadar experienced milder conditions with temperatures as low as 18°C, while Turbat and Jiwan saw temperatures dipping to 19°C. The weather department has forecast continued cold conditions, especially in the higher altitudes, with warnings for residents to take precautions against the extreme temperatures.