Expanding the ‘Haq Do Tehreek’ Globally Is a Priority; Recovering Missing Persons and Ending Checkposts Are Our Mission: Maulana Hidayat-ur-Rehman
**Quetta:** Ameer Jamaat-e-Islami Balochistan and MPA Maulana Hidayat-ur-Rehman Baloch has reaffirmed that spreading the *Haq Do Tehreek* across Balochistan and the world is among the movement’s top priorities. He said that the core mission remains the recovery of missing persons, removal of check posts, and securing fundamental rights for the people of Balochistan.
He expressed these views while meeting the cabinet members of *Haq Do Tehreek* (HDT) Tehsil Gwadar, led by Tehsil Chairman Abid G.M. The delegation briefed him on recent activities, future plans for strengthening the movement, and challenges faced at the local level. Cabinet members also presented their concerns and suggestions.
Maulana Hidayat-ur-Rehman stressed that the struggle must continue with full determination, without fatigue or pause. “Our mission is unchanged — we are working day and night for the recovery of missing persons, the end of unnecessary check posts, and the protection of people’s rights,” he said. He reiterated that workers are the backbone of the movement and essential for future success.
### **Inauguration of Non-Formal Education Centre in Gwadar**
Later, the Ameer Jamaat-e-Islami Balochistan inaugurated a non-formal education centre in Nagori Ward, Gwadar, under the Social Welfare Department’s adult and non-formal education program. He met teachers and students, calling the centre a positive step toward inclusive learning. He emphasized the need to ensure the active functioning of all such centres so that people of every age and background can access education.
District Literacy Section In-charge Ubaidullah, PS to MPA Waseem Samad, and other officials were also present.
### **Ambulance Provided to Remote Area of Kalanch**
Earlier, Maulana Hidayat-ur-Rehman fulfilled a longstanding demand of residents of Kalanch, a remote area of Pasni, by providing a fully equipped ambulance through Al-Khidmat Foundation. Locals had long struggled with emergency transport issues due to difficult terrain and lack of travel facilities, often risking precious lives.
With the new ambulance service, patients can now be transported quickly to hospitals in Gwadar and Turbat, significantly improving emergency response and healthcare access. Residents expressed gratitude to Al-Khidmat Foundation and the MPA for addressing this essential need.
Addressing the community, Maulana Hidayat-ur-Rehman said public service is his foremost priority, and basic medical facilities will be ensured for people living in remote regions. He assured that similar welfare initiatives will continue in the future.
