No Negligence Will Be Tolerated in Resolving Public Issues: Provincial Minister Haji Ali Madad Jattak

QUETTA: Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) leader and Balochistan Provincial Minister Haji Ali Madad Jattak has said that development projects in his constituency are progressing rapidly, while relevant departments are being mobilized to address the basic problems faced by the people.

Addressing an open forum held at his residence on Friday, Jattak said no negligence or delay would be tolerated in resolving public issues.

A large number of residents attended the open forum and directly apprised their elected representative of their problems and difficulties. Participants raised issues related to development projects, roads, water supply, electricity, sanitation, healthcare, employment and other basic needs.

Haji Ali Madad Jattak listened to the concerns of citizens with attention and patience. He contacted officials of the relevant departments and issued necessary directives on the spot for the immediate resolution of several issues.

He said that going to the people, listening to their problems and working for their resolution was the essence of genuine public representation.

Jattak said the trust placed in him by the people of his constituency would be maintained at all costs. He added that public service was not merely a political slogan but a continuous responsibility that he was fulfilling with sincerity and seriousness.

The provincial minister said work on development projects in the constituency was continuing at a fast pace, while relevant institutions were also being activated to address people’s basic problems. He reiterated that negligence or unnecessary delays in resolving public grievances would not be tolerated.

The strong participation of residents in the open forum reflected, according to the participants, a strong and direct relationship between Haji Ali Madad Jattak and the people of his constituency.

The participants appreciated the initiative, saying such public outreach programs provide citizens with direct access to their elected representatives.

Jattak reaffirmed that public service, development of the constituency and resolution of legitimate public grievances remained among his top priorities, and all available resources would be utilized to achieve these objectives.