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99% Representatives from Quetta Do Not Belong to the City,’ Says Dr Abdul Malik Baloch
Staff Reporter: QUETTA: Former Chief Minister of Balochistan Dr Abdul Malik Baloch has said it is “unfortunate” that nearly 99% of representatives elected from Quetta do not belong to the city, calling it a serious concern for local representation and governance. Addressing political workers in Quetta, the National Party chief highlighted what he described as a widening gap between elected representatives and the local population. He stressed t…
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99% Representatives from Quetta Do Not Belong to the City,’ Says Dr Abdul Malik Baloch
Staff Reporter: QUETTA: Former Chief Minister of Balochistan Dr Abdul Malik Baloch has said it is “unfortunate” that nearly 99% of representatives elected from Quetta do not belong to the city, calling it a serious concern for local representation and governance. Addressing political workers in Quetta, the National Party chief highlighted what he described as a widening gap between elected representatives and the local population. He stressed t…
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