Worsening Law and Order, Rising Theft and Robbery, and Obscenity and Vulgarity Have Made Life Unbearable for Citizens in Quetta: JUI
Quetta (Daily Qudrat Quetta) — A representative meeting of the District Working Committee of Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam District Quetta and the ameers and organizers of subordinate tehsils and units was held at the district secretariat under the chairmanship of District Ameer Sheikh-ul-Hadith Maulana Abdul Rehman Rafiq. The meeting reviewed party affairs, especially preparations for the district general council meeting to be held on October 8, the timely dispatch of invitations to members, and other matters. The meeting also gave detailed consideration to the visits of tour committees to tehsils and units and the organizational situation.
The meeting expressed concern over the law and order situation, rising theft and robbery, the trend of drugs, obscenity and vulgarity, and other civic and social issues in various areas of Quetta city and district, especially Aghbarg, Nohsar, Panjpai, and Samungli. Participants, while reviewing the difficulties faced by the local population and concerns regarding the protection of citizens’ lives and property, demanded that relevant institutions ensure practical steps for the establishment of peace and order, the protection of citizens, and the resolution of basic problems.
Addressing the meeting, District Ameer Maulana Abdul Rehman Rafiq, District General Secretary Haji Ainullah Shams, Senior Deputy Ameer Maulana Khurshid Ahmed, Supreme Patron Mufti Muhammad Rozi Khan, Maulana Mohibullah, Haji Bashir Ahmed Kakar, Maulana Muhammad Ayoub, Maulana Hafiz Rashid Ahmed, Haji Rehmatullah Kakar, Haji Saleh Muhammad, and others said that ensuring the strength of the party, adherence to discipline, and continuous contact with workers is the basic responsibility of tehsil and unit officials. All officials should play a practical and active role instead of limiting their responsibilities to mere formalities, move organizational matters forward with regularity and continuity, and maintain continuous contact with workers.
They said that the district general council meeting on October 8 is important with regard to party discipline and future organizational strategy, so all relevant officials should ensure the timely dispatch of invitations, the participation of members, and other preparations for the meeting. Tour committees were also directed to compile the organizational issues, needs, and suggestions that emerge during visits to units and present them to the district leadership.
Expressing concern over law and order and rising social problems in Quetta, they said that providing a safe and peaceful environment to citizens is the basic responsibility of state and administrative institutions. To curb drugs, crime, and social delinquency, enforcement of the law and practical steps are necessary instead of mere announcements. Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam will continue its constitutional, democratic, and peaceful struggle for the resolution of citizens’ basic rights and problems.
The meeting was attended by working committee members Maulana Saeed Ahmed, Maulana Abdul Basir, Hafiz Masood Ahmed, Haji Wali Muhammad Barrech, Hafiz Siraj-ud-Din, Haji Muhammad Shah Lala, Maulana Muhammad Shoaib Jadoon, Abdul Samad Haqyar, Mufti Nik Muhammad, Mufti Rozi Khan Badizai, Shah Zahid Mushwani, Mufti Abu Bakr, Maulvi Ali Jan, Maulvi Syed Saadullah Agha, Maulvi Najeebullah Malakhail, Maulvi Jamal-ud-Din Haqqani, Mufti Rashid Ahmed Haqqani, Haji Ata Muhammad Shamshozai, Hafiz Habib-ur-Rehman, and officials of tehsils and units, who presented their suggestions regarding various organizational and civic matters.
