Unrest, Theft and Robbery Incidents and Gas Load-Shedding in Quetta Are Unbearable: JUI

QUETTA (Daily Qudrat Quetta): A meeting of the executive council of Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam (JUI) District Quetta was held under the chairmanship of District Ameer Maulana Abdul Rahman Rafiq, in which a detailed review was conducted of the city’s deteriorating law and order situation, rising unrest, protection of people’s lives and property, gas load-shedding, civic issues and the performance of party departments.
The meeting also considered the proposals and opinions presented by members and unit leaders during the district general council meeting. Participants said that the citizens of Quetta are already suffering due to inflation, unemployment and the unavailability of basic facilities; in such circumstances, ending gas load-shedding and low pressure before winter is the foremost responsibility of the government and relevant institutions. The meeting stressed that an effective strategy should be adopted to curb theft, robbery, killings and other crimes in the city, and law enforcement agencies should ensure the protection of citizens’ lives and property. Participants said that the people need practical measures and tangible results rather than mere assurances and symbolic actions.
The meeting also reviewed the implementation status of the demands presented in the peace rally organized by Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam District Quetta. Participants agreed that effective pressure would be maintained on the relevant authorities to resolve public issues, establish peace and order, and address civic problems. The meeting also took several decisions regarding making the party’s organizational setup more active, strengthening public contacts and raising civic issues forcefully on relevant forums. Participants expressed the resolve that Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam District Quetta will continue its struggle for the protection of public rights, provision of basic facilities and establishment of peace.
The meeting was attended by District Secretary General Haji Ainullah Shams, Mufti Muhammad Rozi Khan, Haji Bashir Ahmed Kakar, Hafiz Abdul Ghani Shehzad, Haji Rahmatullah Kakar, Hafiz Rashid Ahmed, Maulana Hafizullah, Maulana Muhammad Suleman, Maulana Mohibullah, Mufti Muhammad Saeed, Haji Saleh Muhammad, Haji Wali Muhammad Barech, Haji Qasim Khan Khilji, Mufti Naik Muhammad Farooqi, Mir Sarfaraz Shahwani Advocate and other members. At the conclusion of the meeting, condolences were expressed over the deaths of Abdul Samad Haqyar’s aunt and Maulana Jamaluddin Haqqani’s uncle, and Fateha was recited for the departed souls.





