Residents of Nokkundi, Rajay, and Talap Urge Authorities for Fair Allocation of Entries

Nokkundi:In a pressing appeal, local residents have urged the Deputy Commissioner of Chagai and the Commandant of Mashkel to ensure that entries are also granted to the poor vehicle owners of Nokkundi, Rajay, and Talap, who have been waiting for years for this opportunity. While the citizens have expressed no objection to the issuance of entries for the unemployed individuals of Dalbandin, they emphasized that the same rights should be extended to deserving individuals in other areas to maintain economic balance.

According to the local community, the number of entries allocated for Dalbandin has far exceeded the eight days initially designated, with additional entries continuing to be issued. In contrast, Nokkundi, Rajay, and Talap have received fewer entries than their scheduled days. On the last day of Nokkundi, 101 entries were allocated, 156 for Talap, and 100 for Rajay. Despite a notification issued by the Chief Minister for additional entries in these areas, no action has been taken thus far.

Residents have raised concerns that if the other areas continue to be overlooked, their impoverished populations may face severe economic hardship. Before resorting to protests, they have once again appealed to the higher authorities to focus on Nokkundi, Talap, and Rajay alongside Dalbandin to prevent the livelihood of the local people from being jeopardized.

The citizens emphasized that providing equal employment opportunities is a fundamental responsibility of the government, and continuously prioritizing one area over others is tantamount to injustice.