Balochistan Jirga Supports Families of Martyrs and Women's Issues

In a significant gathering aimed at addressing the plight of families affected by terrorism, the grand tribal Jirga convened in Turbat, Balochistan. This event brought together prominent figures, including the Balochistan Governor, Chief Minister, Corps Commander Quetta, and IG FC Balochistan (South). The primary focus of the Jirga was to express unwavering support for the families of innocent civilians who have lost their lives in tragic incidents of violence.

The ceremony commenced with a solemn wreath-laying at the martyrs’ memorial, a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made by these individuals. Following this, prayers were offered for the departed souls, highlighting the community's respect and remembrance for those who have suffered. In a move to foster hope and development, scholarships for the youth of Balochistan were announced, emphasizing the importance of education in building a brighter future for the region.

During the proceedings, tribal leaders acknowledged the crucial role played by law enforcement agencies in maintaining peace and order throughout Balochistan. They pledged their full support for the ongoing efforts aimed at establishing lasting stability in the area. The participants expressed their confidence in the Balochistan government and the Pakistan Armed Forces, recognizing their commitment to promoting both development and security.

In a historic first, a separate Jirga was organized by the district administration on October 17 to specifically address women's issues in Balochistan. This event, held in the Awaran district and led by Deputy Commissioner Engineer Ayesha Zahri, witnessed enthusiastic participation from lady doctors, female teachers, college students, and women councillors. The discussions during this Jirga resulted in several important recommendations, including the establishment of a Vocational Training and Embroidery Centre, addressing the pressing need for furniture and teachers in girls’ colleges, and providing transportation for female students. The district administration assured attendees of prompt action on these vital requests.

As the Jirga concluded, participants expressed their appreciation for the district administration's efforts and pledged their full cooperation. This collective commitment to support the families of martyrs and address women's issues reflects a growing awareness and determination within the community to foster a more inclusive and supportive environment. The steps taken during these gatherings not only honor the memories of those lost but also pave the way for a more secure and prosperous future for all residents of Balochistan.