PISHIN: The Chief Minister of Balochistan, Sarfraz Bugti, made an unannounced visit to the Pishin Bus Stop to review the situation regarding cleanliness, traffic congestion, and encroachments in the area.
In this regard, the Chief Minister showed concern over the problems faced by citizens and directed the Commissioner of Quetta Division to take immediate and practical measures for resolving public complaints.
He focused on the need for effective coordination among all relevant departments to ensure that civic services are improved and convenience is provided to the people.
Furthermore, Sarfraz Bugti instructed officials to increase municipal services, improve waste management, and take necessary steps to maintain cleanliness in public spaces.
He further stressed that addressing citizens’ problems should be a top priority for the administration. The Chief Minister also underlined the importance of maintaining close contact with the public, saying that the administration must actively engage with citizens to identify and solve their problems promptly.
“Our goal is to ensure that the people of Quetta receive relief at their doorsteps,” he stated.
Moreover, he further noted that the government is committed to improving the living conditions of citizens through efficient governance and better delivery of basic services.
In this sense, the Chief Minister reasserted that the provincial government would not tolerate negligence in matters directly affecting the public. He assured them that their issues would be addressed without delay and that all departments would be held accountable for their performance.
Similarly, the visit is part of the Chief Minister’s broader initiative to monitor public service delivery and ensure that government departments remain responsive to the needs of citizens.
Meanwhile, Sarfraz Bugti confirmed the government’s commitment to making Quetta a cleaner, safer, and more organized city.
On the other hand, as far as the youth is concerned, the FC in Balochistan is very concerned about the development of youth in Balochistan. In addition, the FC have always been a player of great role in the development of youth.
Today, the FC has distributed laptops among the youth, and they have celebrated across the province.
He directed all concerned departments to submit a progress report on the implementation of his instructions and warned that strict action would be taken against any lapse in duty.
