Youth Need IT and Modern Education, Not Kalashnikovs and Drugs: Maulana Hidayat-ur-Rehman Baloch
Quetta (Daily Qudrat Quetta) — Ameer Jamaat-e-Islami Balochistan MPA Maulana Hidayat-ur-Rehman Baloch has said that the youth of Balochistan are talented and want peace, development, skills, IT education, and employment. The rulers should heal Balochistan’s wounds and give peace in the language of love. We are getting IT courses worth millions of rupees made free for our Balochistan’s children. Balochistan’s political leadership and parties should follow our example in this field. Through “Bano Qabil,” we will equip Balochistan’s students and youth with skills and IT education and make them capable.
He said that instead of violence, despair, and the Kalashnikov, the mountains must turn toward peace, education, the pen, and the book. Across Balochistan and the entire country, we have started the “Bano Qabil” program against “Bano Qatil” and “Bano Jahil.”
He expressed these views while addressing the introductory program of Al-Khidmat Foundation’s “Bano Qabil” at the Quetta Press Club. The event was also addressed by Bano Qabil Director Tayyab Farid Khan, Dr. Ismatullah, Dr. Dost Muhammad Barrech, Nazia Ahmed, Al-Khidmat Foundation Secretary General Muhammad Usman Kakar, Ameer District Quetta Abdul Naeem Rind, Aijaz Mehboob, and others.
At the event, Maulana Hidayat-ur-Rehman Baloch presented trophies and certificates to guests and trainers. In his address, Maulana Hidayat-ur-Rehman Baloch further said that we are building modern IT labs worth millions and billions across Balochistan. Al-Khidmat is getting courses worth millions made free, and we are giving scholarships through Jamaat-e-Islami and Al-Khidmat Foundation for orphaned and poor children to obtain education. Our struggle for the establishment of a just Islamic system will continue. Instead of weapons and armed struggle, education, skills, and technology should be the real strength of our youth. The introductory session of Al-Khidmat Bano Qabil Quetta is welcome.
Maulana Hidayat-ur-Rehman Baloch said that we want the youth of Balochistan to have a pen, a book, and skills in their hands instead of weapons, ammunition, and drugs, so that they can build their own future and that of the country and nation. Jamaat-e-Islami and Al-Khidmat Foundation’s Bano Qabil program is the practical interpretation of this dream. If the youth are talented, Balochistan will be strong, and if Balochistan is strong, Pakistan will be strong.
