SUI: Chief Minister of Balochistan, Mir Sarfraz Bugti, stopped his official protocol to personally listen to the concerns of young girls from the Bugti tribe regarding the condition of their school in Sui’s Rahmat Colony.
The encounter took place when the students of Rahmat Colony Girls School approached CM Bugti with their great plea during his visit to the region. Mr Bugti acknowledged the urgency of their request, the Chief Minister immediately stepped out of his convoy and walked towards the students, an action that not only won hearts but also reflected his dedication to grassroots-level concerns.
In this sense, the girls focused on the deteriorating infrastructure of their school, the lack of proper classroom facilities, and the insufficient electricity supply. So far, in response, CM Bugti issued directives on the spot for the immediate provision of necessary resources.
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Furthermore, the swift action taken by the CM has been widely praised by local communities and education advocates, who see it as a powerful step toward uplifting Balochistan’s educational standards, especially for girls in remote and underserved areas.
آج جب بگٹی قوم کی بیٹیوں نے اپنے اسکول، سوئی رحمت کالونی، کے حوالے سے وزیر اعلیٰ میر سرفراز بگٹی سے بات کرنا چاہی تو سرفراز بگٹی نے اپنا تمام پروٹوکول روک کر بلوچ قوم کی بیٹیوں کے پاس پہنچ گئے۔
ان بچیوں کی درخواست پر وزیر اعلیٰ میر سرفراز بگٹی نے صرف دس گھنٹوں کے اندر سوئی رحمت… pic.twitter.com/g3eZW8rZ9A
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Balochistan has often been portrayed in the national discourse as a region facing challenges in education, but recent initiatives by the provincial government are beginning to shift that narrative.
Moreover, the CM Sarfraz Bugti not only addressed their immediate needs but also sent a powerful signal about the government’s priorities.
In such a scenario, Balochistan continues on its path of educational reform, and moments like these offer hope, inspiration, and a glimpse into a brighter future for the province’s youth.
