Zahoor Buledi promises exam hall, library and Green Bus in Kalatak, Turbat

TURBAT: An Independence Day 2026 event was held in Kalatak, Turbat, hosted by Parliamentary Secretary for Energy Mir Asghar Rind. It was held to mark preparations for the celebrations. Provincial Minister for Planning Mir Zahoor Ahmed Buledi, well-known political figures Khalil Ahmed Tagrani, Ahad Elahi and Habibur Rehman, other senior officials and local residents attended.

Mir Asghar Rind extended good wishes for the independence and stability of Pakistan. He said everyone must play a positive and constructive role for the country’s progress and prosperity. He said several public welfare projects had been completed in the area over the past two and a half years, including electricity, water, dam construction, Agriculture and others.

He said the politics of lies and hypocrisy could not work today because, in the age of Social Media, people were aware of everything. He said Politics should be conducted in a positive manner and democratic attitudes should be promoted.

Mir Asghar Rind said the biggest problem for the people of Kalatak and its surrounding areas was the supply of electricity. He said the provincial government had set aside funds in the budget for electricity poles and transformers to resolve it. He also assured that the provincial government would provide funds as compensation to those affected by the Mirani Dam.

Southern Balochistan package and education measures

Provincial Minister for Planning Mir Zahoor Ahmed Buledi expressed commitment to the progress, prosperity and stability of Pakistan. He said the present government had secured approval for the Southern Balochistan Package for the people of southern Balochistan. It includes road construction as well as health, education, irrigation and other infrastructure projects.

He said the problems of Balochistan could be solved only by a mainstream federal party. He said he did not believe in mere political slogans and showmanship like the nationalist parties, but preferred practical steps. He cited the provincial government’s recruitment of 425 teachers on merit, the appointment of several contract doctors and the upgrading of about 60 intermediate colleges to degree colleges as proof.

Mir Zahoor Ahmed Buledi promised to build an examination hall and a library in Kalatak and to start a Green Bus service in the area. He said that, together with Mir Asghar Rind, he would get more projects approved by the Balochistan government for Kalatak’s development, so that problems of education, health, roads and transport could be resolved.

Photo: courtesy DGPR Balochistan